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wot spec would give me complete annihilation of latency problems, i am currently using pentium3 1.8ghz, 256ram, notebook with not too goody soundcard. thinkin bout getting a creative extigy...

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should they be sm57 or 58?? is there a difference, or do 58's actually exist?? sorry, i'm a stupid newbie who knows nothing....

i'm looking to get some mics, I need a set for miking drums and a vocal/amp/instrument mic cheap as poss, yet don't want quality for decent demos (ie. least amount of noise) this is what i was thinking, probably stupid, let me know.. a Sm58 for my vocal/amp/inst. set of drum mics (3 toms...

I am running 5 vst on a pentium 3 1.3ghz, 256ram, not 100% sure on my sound card, but it's fairly average. when i use my mic input and run through cubase, theres a delay of about a second, which is a pain for monitoring inputs whilst recording. once the track is laid down though its in real...

is there any way then, of converting a .wav file to a format able to be played by CD players?

can a .wav on a CD-R be played as an audio file in most cd players?

can you play a .wav file on a CD-R on any CD player as an audio file??? Cheers

Name of love, Streets, With or Without u, etc etc, they maybe only have three chords in em, but U2 classics still ignite something unbelievable..

p3 laptop xp cubase vst 5 a mic I can hear everyones screams of jealosy. but, hey, I'm having fun.

Thanks ppl I have access to a spirit folio desk and fx unit, what i'll probably do is record my entire kit onto the laptop, but mix it live from the folio onto it. Not ideal, but it's just for demos anyway. Cheers again

I have a laptop with Cubase 5 on it, so far I have been using it with my one mini-jack input for multitrack recording, and it's fine for that. However i want to use it for some live recording, basically recording more than one channel at the same time (ie, recording a drum kit). What's the best...