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How 'bout we call it -- Maybe definitely. :)

Sounds pretty solid. I think there are some utilities out there that will automatically back up anything that has changed, instead of re-writing entire folders and such; but I'm afraid I haven't used them and don't know what they are. If you still want to have fun with RAID0 on your two...

If he already had the Frauhofer codec on his system from some other software, Easy CDDA may be able to use it instead of its default freebie--AccPlus. I think.

Or unless it is cheaper to buy two 200GB drives than it is to buy one 400GB...as it was in my case recently... The added headroom is a great bonus though...

And keep in mind, we don't have 360 degree ears around our head; we only have a left and a right ear. Our brain picks up that a sound is somewhat picked up in one ear, but moreso in the other ear, so its location must be off to the side a bit or whatever. Think of the speakers as interfacing...

Yeah, until you have to use a couple of them sync'd up...or have one of them chew up your tape... The HD version Alesis makes nowadays is much more handy. Today, digital audio tape is a silly and cumbersome thing, IMO.

Thanks for the warning. :eek: My girlfriend has suggested I try this, but now I think I will stay away...

That is really odd. You must have really good speakers/ears, and perhaps not so good CD player. If you want peace of mind that you are doing everything in your power to make the best burns possible, use a Plextor drive (model 716, 760, or Plexwriter Premium) and Taiyo Yuden discs at 8X...

FWIW, I got ya mang. Next time try keeping the humor on the "Best mic for rap vocals under $100" level.

Now you guys have me curious... One of the the bands I did gave me a copy of their Discmakers CD, but I don't think I ever actually listened to it versus the original master. It sounded good, so that was good enough for me; but now I wonder... What reasoning would they have to tweak the sound...

I would leave the SB installed. Have it selected for the Windows sounds and junk so windows isn't bugging your recording card everytime it thinks it needs to beep. Plus, some recording soundcards (RME comes to mind) don't handle sound for gaming and stuff very well.

I remember one time, Harvey took his family to SeaWorld...They were watching Shamu the whale and Harvey got splashed. So Harvey yells, 'I'm Harvey Gerst and no one gets me wet!' So he climbs into the tank, grabs Shamu and throws the whale into the audience, splashes him and yells, 'Now how do...

I'm not sure I understand what you are saying he should do...record at 44.1, mixdown, and then recapture at 44.1? I don't see how that would be better at all... My convertors are not top of the line, but 48K or 96K does sound just a little better to me than 44.1K. If I had a convenient way to...

Or if you're not quite as savvy enough, it will cost you nearly $450. :( :D :cool:

Um...Sample rate has nothing to do with making the wordlength more linear. It has to do with bandwidth. People THINK that it will make it more like tape. Although you are right that dither blurs the sound of the least significant bit turning on and off to digital black. Higher bit-depths...

I have the original Multiface. Feeding the Behr*nger ADA8000 into the ADAT, wordclocked to the Multiface. Haven't really used the ADA8000 for much more than my talkback mic, so I don't have much opinion on it; but it seems to do OK as long as you aren't expecting magic from the "preamps" on...

Haha, that is really misleading. Generate a 20kHz sine wave at 44.1/16, play it out of your soundcard's DA, and into an O-scope. I can guarantee you that you will see a very normal sine wave (perhaps a slight attenuation from the original amplitude due to the filters being so near with 44.1k)...

It looks like it isn't the size that is hurting you, but the speed of the harddrive trying to read and write all that info going back and forth at the same time. For the love of Allah, put that 2nd hard drive in.

Anyone have any idea what this bullcrap is about, or did he slip into hippy-speak for a moment? But yeah, reverse reverb is a great way to make metal band dudes go "wow that is cool! I want that here and here and here!" Kinda the same with 808 bass bombs...

Well, well, screw you, sir!!! I just got a good deal on an ABIT IS7 + 3.2Ghz Northwood. So, HA! :D