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for a build: i5, Gigabyte H97, full ATX. I don`t want to spend more than about $100 for the PSU. Lay a little wisdom on me.

Thanks for those replies.

What in your recording/mixing etc. process is the most carnivorous bit? And how much RAM do you really use? (Get that Resource Monitor going......) :cool:

Thanks. I saw that, but figured that since the sizes on either side matched, the one I want would as well, but I will check with the assembler-tech person. Actually, Google is my enemy; yahoo is my friend.

Point taken. OK. 1600, C9........... My shop has this available: """G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz CL9 Dual Channel Kit (F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL)""" SPECS: Canada Computers & Electronics | Memory | G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz CL9 Dual Channel Kit...

Gigabyte GA-H97M-D3H Socket 1150 Intel H97 Chipset - Dual Channel DDR3 1600 MHz, 1x PCI-Express 3.0 x16 - GLAN, 6x SATA 6.0Gb/s, 6x USB 3.0, 8x USB 2.0 - DVI/HDMI/D-Sub, Micro ATX Intel Core i5-4460 Quad-Core Processor - Socket LGA1150, 3.20Ghz, 6MB

Kingston HyperX Fury Red 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1866MHz CL10 DIMMs (HX318C10FRK2/8) I`m building an i5 - H97 desktop,and that RAM happens to be on sale at my local store at a good price. Is that RAM acceptable? People scream about Corsair and a couple other brands, and I don't mind paying a few...

The search function didn't yield anything for my search, so: I hate to admit it, but I have never backed up much. I have done a bit, but only for particular files and/or programmes. I now have music and other files which keep me awake at night - thinking about losing them. So, I need some...

I use Studio One, but the concept of Tracktion has always appealed to me, despite it lacking a console-view mixer. It used to be fairly buggy, as I understand. Does anyone here have an understanding of how the current versions are doing? Thanks.

Thanks for those answers.

Excellent! Thanks to all. (Minor) mission accomplished.

There seems to be another small problem: the inputs on the receiver http://tinyurl.com/ldrgcul certainly are not labelled "AUDIO INTERFACE." Does it matter which of the available input plugs I use? Thanks again.

OK, I'll keep you posted as to results. I see that there is a recent development in the NT1 world: RØDE Microphones - The new NT1 takes recording artists back to the future!

I done bought the Rode.

Fate has intervened. as often happens, I went to the music store and they are putting the Rode NT1-A (with shockmount and accessories kit) on sale for $210 Canadian. At that price, I took one and ran. Thanks for the help.

Nobbsy, I must apologize: I'm not actually in Centreville. I invented it. I used "Centreville" as a way of say Beaver Cleaver City or Every Town, or something like that. I'm actually in Hamilton, west of that pernicious den of iniquity, Toronto. I don't want to hijack my own thread, but...

Thanks for those informative replies. My AKG is the User reviews: AKG D 320 B - Audiofanzine I'm trying to locate the SE Electronics mic in Canada.

Voice, soft jazz to moderate blues. Electric guitar into an amp and mic is also a consideration, but not a large factor in the equation. That is: the purpose is vocals, and if it works well in front of a guitar amp, that is s pleasant bonus.

Huh................... It turns out that a local electronics supply shop has an adaptor which goes over the TRS end, and is an RCA end, for $2 each. Somebody else has a TRS-to-RCA cable for $8 each. Gee, if I have to buy two audio patch cables...... that will make the $2 adaptors more...

Thanks again. I don't care much if I happen to blow up the amp or speakers, it's the other end, the 44VSL which I would be concerned about.