Home Studio Tips

Hey all

 I have an apple mac , thats it.

 i need direction as to where to go from here. Iv had a boss BR-600 but want to create that home studio enviroment, thats where i need your help.

 what im looking for is a software package for my mac and a means of connectiong my guitar to my mac via some sort of interface.

I have loads of song that i feel i need to get onto disk and want to get the best results as possible from a home studio.

thanks for your help. 

I am having problems with my Boss Roland Br-600. It doesn't convert songs or individual tracks to wav files. I have used this in the past and it worked fine, but haven't used the recorder in about year. The USB cord is fine, it can backup files and import my only problem is exporting the files. It goes through the normal process, asking what you want to do (Backup, Import, Export), what type of file (wav or aiff) and then which tracks you wish to convert, but when I hit enter it goes to the next screen (the Progress screen), it stays there for a second or less, makes no progress and then returns to asking what type of file you want. The card isn't full and there are no other problems with the recorder. Any suggestions?

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hi all -been reading and studying all the helpful tips you guys have given since I bought the br600 a couple of months ago

thank you all

 its amazing what this small machine capable of

 may I ask for help with the one problem I seem to have

I seem to get a bvooop-bvoop at the start of some of my recordings

is this because im using too much volume ???

any help will be greatly appreciated

thanks and keep up the good work

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I am using the BR600 to record in, i'm doing all the drums in fruity loops, bouncing it to the BR on a stereo track recording all the guitars,then bouncing everything over to cubase for mixing, the problem I have is with the bass, does anyone know the best way to record a bass? it always sounds too muddy.

I dont know if I'm recording with the record level too high/low or the instrument turned up too high/low, or if my bass, / bass playing isn't up to scratch.

Any Ideas will be appreciated