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Got any hints Emeric? I set up 98lite on a bunch of machines and I never noticed any (major) increase in performance. I always ended up needing more and more of the components that 98lite removed so I probably ended up with a regular 98 in the end. However, even with a clean, bare-bone...

Yes No, but it boots faster:) Don't bother with it. /Ols

teebaum - can you zip all the 24-bit files into one large file and post a link to that? I can only download two files at a time, so I have to "babysit" the downloading. With one large file, I could just start downloading it and then leave the computer by itself for a while. Thanks /Ola BTW I...

??? It looks like it always has, no?

Interesting indeed. I tried searching the Hoontech forum but the older messages seem to have be removed.

Your best option is to get a stationary computer.

Maybe that's because your old 5400rpm is slow, no? Doesn't Cool Edit have an option for just one temp dir?

Thanks for your input. I was hoping that the fireplace will brak up the surface a bit and was planning on adding a bookshelf on the other side of the door by the fireplace. I'm still concerned though, that the built-in "reflectivness" of a big flat wall behind the mix position may cause...

Maybe if you record to one 7200rpm drive instead of two slow ones as in your current setup, this won't be a problem. A RAID1 setup wouldn't help, would it? If you record to several temp directories on your striped drives and then save them to another folder on that setup, you'll still be...

I was told that they were the same by Hoontech, retailers and reviews. This was a year ago though and maybe they have changed converters in the ADCIII.

I have read all your posts - I just thought I misunderstood you when you needed high write speed, as that is usually not an issue in computer recording, which this forum covers... What output are you talking about when you say "12 15 min tracks @ 32bit 48k in a reasonable amount of time"? Can...

Come to think of it, best bang for the buck would be to set up a RAID0+1 with 10ish Gig drives and get a larger drive for storage. That would give you around 20G of kick arse recording space, which would be all it takes.

Keep in mind that for maximum speed in DAW applications, you want mirrored (RAID0) discs and not striped. Mirrored discs will (can?) improve read performance while striped will (again, can?) improve write perormance. As read performance is the only thing that matters for a DAW, that's what you...

Yes but the statement "I want blazing speed" sort of rules out good value. Good value is buying one 40ish gig IDE drive and be done with it.

Mmm, ADSL :D

If you want blazing speed. Set up a RAID 0+1 system with 15k rpm SCSI drives. Lot's of money down the drain - but cool benchmark values...

Do you think I'll have too much problems with back reflections with this design?

Interior walls are actually pretty easy to build. If you don't have any construction skills, you might need some help with planning the studs though. BTW, I'm a civil engineer, nudge nudge.

Re: Studio design Because you will be sleeping in your control room. Why not make it comfy?

Are you planning on building the walls yourself?