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i was wondering the same thing

you just did yourself a big favor...it'll feel like a weigt has been lifted off of you.

is it an ATX motheboard?

yeah i hear ya...i trust what i hear too. right when i think i have the perfect mix T-racks takes it and makes it even better. It's nice and subtle. -Tom

i know what you mean about being hard to upgrade. before building my own computer(which is actually pretty simple) I had a compaq. when i had to change the cd-rom and add more ram it was like hell. as long as you have a free pci slot and are willing to use your computer as a digital...

oh they will work together? thats cool. i never bothered to look at their site since i got my card...im not planning on buying one any time soon. cause then i'll want to go out and buy more mics. that'll run into a lot of money!

thanks for the info about cakewalk. i like vegas too...it's nice and basic. i got a demo version of samplitude when i bought my soundcard and i found that to be ridiculously confusing. im not interested in looping and all that. so i guess ill just stick to my platform.

I use Vegas Pro and Sound Forge to do all my multitracking...but theres very little threads in this section compared to all the others...like cakewalk. is cakewalk a better program or something? -Tom

i don't find it to be that lame...seriously...i record at 44khz even though i can record at 96khz. i just like to keep it simple. some people say the quality sounds great at 96khz but when you dither back down to 44khz it gets worse. i dont know myself...i never really bothered to try. i...

im using the asus cusl2 and a pentium III...i decided to get it a few months back. its definitely the most stable system i've had. i love it...i bought the two seperately from different companies on pricewatch.com b.c the combo deals are usually more. -Tom

the direct pro 24/96 doesnt let you use fx on 96khz either

i chose the pentium III over the AMD b/c my soundcard wasn't compatible. but I had wanted to get an AMD b/c the Bus Speed was much faster than the Pentiums. I wound up getting the 133mhz bus...at that time AMD had out the 200mhz bus and since then it's gotten a heck of a lot faster. the last...

it depends on your budget. i would recommend buying a soundcard that you could use with your PC rather than buying a standalone unit. I was in a similar predicament as you awhile back. Maybe think about the Aardvark Q10...www.aardvark-pro.com It's got 8 inputs and is a very professional box...

I recently got T-racks based on a recommendation from someone and I think its a great tool for mastering and finalizing. It's got Equalizer, Tube Compression, Multi-Band Limiter, and a ton of different presets. They're all great too. I was just wondering what everyone else thinks of it...and...

i'd also like to know how that works out. i've got the 24/96 direct pro and i was thinking of adding another one. mainly to record the drums better. but i was also considering selling it and getting the q10. -Tom

damn...i already got an atx case. i made this whole custom audio computer and bought the aardvark 24/96 like six months ago. i never even thought of that. and i'm constantly transporting my computer back and forth from my house to my studio space. it's really annoying. but at least i have...

i got the direct pro around the same time as you and i also got that samplitude demo garbage. i never even bothered to install it. i just found out a couple days ago at their website about cakewalk 9 being included. maybe i'll call tech support too. i had went out and got sonic foundry vegas...

i've got the direct pro 24/96 also and i love it. i found out right after i got it when i called tech support that they were coming out with the q10...and it disappointed me. now i have the option to buy another 24/96 and link them...or try to sell it and get the q10. (I record in 44khz...

I use the Event PS6 monitors. Everything translates well. I was surprised at how good they were when i got them. I thought I would at least have to get the PS8's. But these are great. I think I'm gonna have them for a long time. -Tom

i guess the best way to decide is to just go down to the music place and just try them out. that is if they have them there. dr roo, you say the casio is fuller? i've heard casios before. theyre not as bad as some people make them out to be. i saw one at the store not long ago... im trying...