Daniel Amos?! Did you know they just re-released "Darn Floor - Big Bite" in a remastered 2-CD set? Oh yeah, BIG Terry Taylor fan, here!
Had NO idea anyone else even knew who they were! Check out www.danielamos.com!
~M

Welcome to WTR.com

Bag pipes....COOL!!!

Take care and God bless,
Jaime

Hi Kelly, My bio photo was taken in one of those cheezy little booths in a shopping mall. Cost me about 1.50. So are we going to hear some of your stuff eventually?

Hey Kelly! Put your songs up! Can't wait to hear them! And welcome! Glad you joined WTR!

Hi Kelly,
blessings from La. elman

I'm a recent convert to Cubase SE from Sony Vegas/Soundforge. I'm starting to realize that I probably need to shift over to Apple gear. I'm enjoying the Cubase software, because it's alot like ProTools. I have Wavelab Essential, but I can't get it to work with my CD burner. It's great for preparing your mixes to burn on CD.

My new Dell quad PC is quick and excellent, but still it gets overloaded with too much info at once. I have to be careful about adding too much FX to the individual trax. Someone suggested adding the FX to the Group trax and I'm going to put that to use.

Hi Kelly,
It depends on what your purpose for the software is. Wavelab would be more for audio and mastering and Cubase would do Audio and MIDI...more of a general use for recording. WaveLab essentials only does 2 track editing, so you would stay away from that version of it if you wanted multi-track recording. As a musician, I would go with Cubase for overall recording of Audio and MIDI. WaveLab would be software I would add to Cubase, once I bought it. Used it years ago and it was easy to set up and record with.
Jeff L.