What is a DAW used for? https://youtu.be/DAGc4SSOr_8 Digital Audio Workstation A question we often get asked is Do I need a DAW to record music? First, let's explain what DAW stands for. A DAW or Digital Audio Workstation or Digital-Audio Workstation which is a computer-based system for recording and editing audio. Often the term DAW
How to rack multiple amps, with live switching. (How you can use all your guitar amps easily by Racking your amps, Networking Guitars or Bass to switch between the amps live easily.)
What DAW software should I use? We get questions from time to time about DAW software and if we could make some recommendations on what is the best DAW software for my needs?
Slick Audio's the M550 audio recording computer was a revolutionary new design that won a lot of attention and interest from anyone looking to record audio with a computer in a small area.
PC vs Mac As president and CEO of Slick Audio I feel that this topic is something that is controversial having opponents and proponents, but we are going to talk about from a slightly different angle today. So you ask what it this topic? Well PC vs Mac. (I know I heard a few gasps […]
So if you doing audio for gaming they are fantastic machines, if your creating code for gaming they are defiantly a fantastic machine, for your needs.
You may have heard the term “Hackintosh”. So you ask what is it? Well, it’s when someone puts a Mac OS on a Non-Macintosh computer or PC.
Something many in the audio world don’t think about but they do in the IT world it’s called RAID. (Redundant Array Of Inexpensive Disks). So we took a few minutes and had Jim help us with Understanding RAID for Audio.
