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Update Gigabyte PC monitor is faulty. Processors are running at 44 and 33. Still reasonable. Case fan was, guess what, an 800rpm fan! What was I thinking? BIOS had CPU fan on auto adjust and dialed back too far. Got all fans up to 1500+ and I'm happy. Now, I'll reinstall the CPU fan and...

Is this possible? I just built a new PC - Gigabyte GA-G31M-ES2L MB, Core 2 Wolfdale 8400 3.0gHz with Intel boxed fan, basic case with 120mm fan (3 wire connect.) Problem? Maybe? The processor fan and system fan are running at 800rpm. Now before you jump the gun, the processor is cool as a...

I don't run a MAC, but a fellow musician does. I'd like to help him get a free sound recorder up and running so he can capture audio on his MAC PC. Can anyone suggest a free program that would work best for him (OS X). I thought Audacity might make the list. I'm a Windows user running CDex...

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Uhmm... could you just block that address?

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Man, that's about the most insensitive retort I think I can imagine. I hope that a similar problem does not land in anyone else's head. I remember when I first began suffering from tinitus. I always had a periodic short lasting (5 sec) ringing since I can remember as a youth. About 10 years...

I'm not sure what's going on. I've tried a few different "Smart Recorders" to record what I hear on my PC and Laptop. I'd like to capture audio from my DVDs. Every time I record, regardless of the software or the computer, the output is always quieter than the signal that "I hear." I've...

Thanks, all. And keep 'em comin' This is great. I'm really learning some good trick here. I just want to get the output in .wav and it looks like there are a few ways to do this. I copy my DVDs for personal use and can enable AnyDVD for it. So, I should be able to strip the audio out of...

I'm really not sure what is the best way to go about this. I've got some DVDs and would like to record the audio only while they play on my PC. It would be great to convert the audio directly to .wav files. Then I could edit the output in n-Track readily. I'd like to know which freeware or...

thewanderer24 is right on the mark. You can't imagine how lovely they are. You must check out Bergantino Cabinets Read up on them at Talkbass.com

I'd be pleased if you had a moment to listen to my material over at SoundClick. My work is varied, so please don't let the top of the list tracks sway your perception. Feel free to critique as much as you'd like. I need a real drummer. Thank you for your kind offer. Please visit Since Now...

CDex is fantastic for this, and it's free. The program is not resource hungry, is easy to use, and actually allows you to rip a sector from a disc if need be. Did you ever rip a song off a CD and it went a hair too long or short? Defining the sector is easy and can really sweeten a rip. CDex...

You'll be pleased The Hot Rod Deluxe has a lot of what you're looking for. You and I play a similar vein of styles and my Hot Rod was a great amp. It cut through the mix well and had a varied palette that was quite versatile. The brown sound I wanted was available when I really pushed it...

I tried 6 different SGs (4 Standards, 1 Epiphone, 1 '61 Reissue) at a GuitarCenter. One Standard (my preferred style) was maybe worth taking home for a 30-day honeymoon, but I declined. The neck had a hint of roller coaster near the bottom frets. And I wanted to take my time and make a good...

Sweetwater is geared more toward the professional and has customer service reps that can actually answer your technical inquiries. Their prices are slightly higher reflecting the amount of time and service they provide to customers. I have rarely bought from them because I use the internet to...

This is my preferred genre. I'd call it progressive-alternative. I hear Charlatans UK or Depeche Mode in it. Nice composition and plenty of interesting effects. The 33rpm skip isn't quite convincing enough because there isn't quite enough bass in it. Those old album skips had a lot more...

http://cmoore.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=14 That's it. Come on over!

And keep the 788 on a UPS.

I save .wav files to the CDR-788 all the time. Then I load them into n-Track with no loss in quality at all. The only thing you won't get from your .wav files are any panning or mixing alterations that you may have made after the initial recording. I record dry and add effects later. The 788...