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I've been using the Plugable hubs (USB2 and 3) for a few years now here in the studio, never had an issue at all.

I like my Shure SE425's for portable music making. Not sure I'd totally trust ANY earphone for serious mixing, but in use I've been surprised how close I've gotten with the 425's when I listen back on the studio monitors.

No problem!

Here's a quick review I did of the Air and using music apps on it, primarily Auria:

http://tarekith.com/air-time/

Hi Roger, here's a couple general purpose guides I've written about mixing and mastering. They apply to any DAW, so the principles will apply in Auria the same as anything else:

http://tarekith.com/assets/pdfs/Mixdowns.pdf

http://tarekith.com/assets/pdfs/Mastering.pdf


Hope those help you some!

Hey, I have a blue dragonfly too!

Very cool, this is the only forum I know that does that.

You can't upload from your iPad directly though, can you?

Finally got my new desk finished and set up in the studio. Has two modes, one in a lower position for my mastering work and any critical listening on the Opals, and one in a higher position using the HR824's for when I prep my live material or record DJ sets: http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/655/tta...

Beat me to it, was just going to post the Fabfilter option.

Make sure you have v1.11, there was a bug with 1.10 that did this.

I still wish there was a ncie easy way to do this with one step like any other DAW. I'm a big boy, I don't need safety snapshots, I can take responsibility for my actions

Delete all of your snapshots, then load a blank empty project. Then reload the previous project, all the of the unused audio will be removed.

http://tarekith.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Shifting-Sideways-300x300.jpg The “Shifting Sideways EP” is a project that was intended to let me experiment a bit with my music making. Not only were all three songs done completely on an iPad from start to finish, but it gave me a chance to...

Boabstewart wrote:Hi, has anyone taken this up ?

God no, why would any serious mastering engineer bother? Especially at those rates