recording from hardware to software

Yo, I currently make and record all my beats on hardware but, would like to move on to software recording like protools or something. I would like to know how some of u homies hook up your hardware to your PC. I dont wont to make beats on the pc just juice them up a bit. Maybe someone could point me in the right direction, it would sure be appreciated.

first of all u need a powerful computer. at least a 40gig hard drive(at the least), a nice pentium processer (pentium 4) 512 mb of ram and a soundcard. these are the specs i had when i first got my computer built a couple of years ago. others here might have better sh!t but ive NEVER had any problems. dont use that same computer for internet use neither if u value what u save. u need a good soundcard. dont go to best buy or no sh!t to get a soundcard. but also do some homework on what u want to find the specs u need. take your time. i bought my cpu 4months before i got it runnin how i wanted it be cause i didnt do the proper homework (mainly because the nuendo program was free and that was all i knew)

When I get some doe, Imma cop logic and a dope sound card

What hardware are you using....what are your output options? What sound card for your computer?

Im going to track straight out of my track recorder, I aint shure what sound card though but heres how I mix down right now.

I use my pc as a digital mutltrack recorder.

mpc and/or triton into digi001.

digi001 breaks out into vegas multitrack software.

sound forge as a wave editor..

Lampdog wrote:I use my pc as a digital mutltrack recorder.

mpc and/or triton into digi001.

digi001 breaks out into vegas multitrack software.

sound forge as a wave editor..

I'LL Go Wit DAT.......................


THE NAME OF THE GAIM IS A GOOD QUALITY AUDIO INTERFACE.............


ADOBE AUDITION AINT BAD And U CAN USE IT TO MULTI-TRACK AND AS UR EDITOR.......................



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I use a 15" PowerBook with Logic Express. I use an Edirol UA-25 Audio Interface as an I/O device.