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This is true. The only way you are going to get a good sound is to get good equipment. The sound you have got through your Radio Shack mic may have sounded good to you, but go get even a cheaper condenser mike, like a Rhode or an Oktava and believe me, you'll never look back...

Ok, am I nuts? All I get is about the first quarter of the pic. I've refreshed, CTRL refreshed, ALT Refreshed, SHIFT refeshed and that's all I get... I take it everyone else can see it fine?

This I am aware of :-)

I hate them too........ Something really freaky about them even though they are suposed to help you..........

:D It just seems like a lot of the European people that I talk to seem to have mastered the art...

Um, I'll have to talk to the bakery about that... :D So is it official? Did the British invent sarcasm?

Well if that's the case then I have about 10 racks right now! SWEET!!! That'd probably get an interesting look from a client. :D

LOL!!! :D

Have you tried giving your rack some Benadryl or maybe even some penicillin?

Another thought is that we may be mixing 2 different lingo's here. On one hand, you have a single guitar that has stereo effects, and on the other hand, you have 2 guitar tracks panned left and right. Are they both Stereo? Yes, but they are both Stereo in 2 different ways. So we are thinking...

Really? :D

Mmmmmmm.......

I don't know if you can handle my pretzles! They're quite the pretzle!

Sorry, all I have here are peanut butter. :p

Maybe a cookie... Would you like a cookie? :D

Blue Bear, you just brought a tear to my eye... Very good explination.

You can always post a new thread here about it, I'm sure someone else has worked with it that isn't following this thread. I would feel much better finding someone who has worked with it to give reviews instead of going on second hand info. Best of luck! Feel free to ask more questions though :)

For all practical purposes, Stereo is not panning, but in essence it is in the fact that you are taking mono instruments (for the most part) and creating a stereo image of them. Take the drumset for example. You have toms panned left-center-right, your cymbals are panned left to right and what...

I have not had any personal experience with them, but I have heard from many sources on this bbs that M Audio makes good stuff. I know the PCI version of the 2496 has had good reviews, but I am not too sure about the USB version. I would guess that it would probably be of equal quality.

That's pretty slick.