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yeah but what graphic designer only uses one program at a time? Look at it this way (speaking of the OS) Microsoft spends all their time and money making sure their OS is on every computer in every office. They never really look in Our direction and don't care if anyone is using their...

artCROSS: how about this (I want to make sure the PC vs. Mac thing won't go any further) Check out some Big recording studios online (check out your favorite album and see where it was recorded) Find a what computers they use. Same thing for graphics, find some graphic artists that you like...

I agree that networks of PC's and Macs are death

you have a degree in industrial design? or your friends

As a graphic designer I think I am qualified to say that. Edit: I guess I could see the argument against macs for designing web sites because 99% of web pages are viewed on PC's.

Are you talking about video games? if so yeah ghz do matter when gaming......but for graphic/web design macs are the best and for recording they are pretty good.

Alright I kind of expected that......So my next question is (just looking for personal opinions) what is the smallest room you would record drums in?

Try running Photoshop, Illustrator and PageMaker and switching between them. Thats how me and all my coworkers work and thats why we all have macs. but its not at all about speed to me its about the OS if I could get OS X on a custom built PC I would in a second. Yes it is, the apple...

I have a custom built PC a store bought PC and a Mac(TiBook g4 1ghz) and I just sold a 966mhz G4 that I had for a while The mac gives me absolutly no problems Windows Xp is garbage compared to OS X (opinion) Macs seem to have more hardware problems, Not very common problems but reading support...

I have a concrete basement and need a live room but. 1) It needs to be very sound proof (Keeping sound IN) 2) I need to be able to break it down and store it after recording. 3) It needs to sound good?!? (If possible) My main concern is getting good sounding drums I have other options for...

I went the extreme Low Budget approach and bought 2 of these they were on Sale for $29.99. The metal bars had extra holes which actually allowed me to modify them a bit and they work great. Can't go wrong for $60...

mp3's size will vary depending on the quality desired

I don't think I can afford that fabric I have a big area to cover. I was thinking wool mainly because it is pretty fire resistant and I can get tons for real cheap. I am just not sure how well it will work compared to other materials.

I am planning on picking up some 703 and creating the fabric covered panels. Anyone know what type of fabric that would enhace the soundproofing qualities of the 703....Cotton vs. Wool vs. Nylon..etc