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Does anyone else ever notice that it's harder to play to a click track that's just a click? It seems to me that I need to play to something that has a longer sustain, like a beep, otherwise it gets hard to hear. I have a pair of metrophones and those things are just impossible. T

Yeah the ahead sticks suck... they feel too weird and sound crappy on the drums. I broke one of mine too, and it pissed me off like no other-those things arent cheap. I think breaking sticks isn't poor technique, rather what style you're playing and doing. Lots of times when you want a fat...

You also gotta have a live room and lots of compression/EQ. T

Amazing! I know a girl who's father, John Van Nest owns Image recording studio in Los Angeles. She took me there and it was fuckin amazing! I got to meet him, and his partner Chris Lord-Alge. I had very nice conversations with the both of them. The studio was amazing and he even listened to...

hello, I'm selling some items on recycler and I've gotten a lot of responses from people, and a lot of them sound really sketchy. I've gotten a bunch from 'africa' talking about their plan to make the deal and i just ignore these. I have also gotten a lot of responses talking about shipping...

I also want one but it's fuggin expensive. Vestax makes one that's aobut 7000 bucks and new heads are like 400 bucks each which only last for 20 hours. check out the vestax vrx-2000. I don't know if there's anything cheaper. T

I mean do you have outputs for headphones/monitors T

how are you going to monitor?

bump thanks, t

I'm now a senior in high school and am looking at colleges. Recording engineering is something I really want to pursue. I applied to the Conservatory and got in, so now my question is what are your guys' thoughts on the school? Have you heard good/bad things? Will it help me? Also does...

actually I think Crankz suggestions fixed my problem with the UDMA mode. I messed around with the slave/master configurations and made both hard drives masters on separate cables. Now in the device manager it says For the both the Primary and Secondary IDE channels that device 0 is set at UDMA...

The system manager says "VIA OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller" for the firewire card... I don't know if that's what is necessary. I was moving the card around and the best I could get was 17 while sharing the built in sound card, 18 while sharing the USB controller, or 21 while not...

I was also just looking at all the info in the device manager about the firewire card. It says that it is IRQ 22. Shouldn't the number be lower?? I also went on the MOTU website and found a note saying that you should only use firewire cards with the TI or lucent chip. I looked in the user...

When I press CTRL+ALT+DEL about 20-25 'processes' come up. No applications however... Pretty much all of them say that they are using 00 of the PCU. This isn't normal? Those stats were for the UDMA 2 drive. I'm still concerned about this as it is more than a year newer than the UDMA 5...

I"m not sure which is which, but under the first 'block size', it says 131072, 20 MB/s, 0.87% CPU. Above that it says write - 34.13 MB/s with CPU: 2.3%, and read 24.74 MB/s with CPU: 1.39%. CPU index: 5.6. My only PCI cards is a 56K modem I don't use and a firewire card. Thanks, T

i got spybot and cleaned up everything it found. I did dskbench but it closes itself when it's done, so you can't really look at all the info. basically it said something like 129 tracks with CPU= 5% or so. Don't know what this means. I'm going to try again tomorrow with trackng now tht i...

my PC is attached to the internet, but not while I'm recording. I don't use my computer for gaming either. I'm gonna check otu that diskbench thing, and yeah i ran ad-aware. does ad-aware get rid of trojans? I have a firewall whenever I'm connected to the internet... I don't know how...

I really don't want to bounce down tracks. I've done about 22 tracks before wtihout too many problems. I think it should be working just fine with the computer setup i have... I'm also running 4 plug in effects at the time. I transfered all my files off my UDMA 2 drive onto my UDMA 5 drive...

Ah, I'm extremely sorry I don't know how to increase swapfile size. Also it's an intel D845GBV mother board. I'm not sure how to mess with it. THanks again, T

Yes, I'm recording to the UDMA 2 drive. Something must be configured wrong though, since this is a farely new drive. I do not have the box anymore, but it is a 120GB drive. Is there a way to change it to a higher number? I looked in the device manager and the only thing that was flagged was...