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The top end certainly sounds more 'open,' and that's listening on crappy $20 Labtec speakers.

Hey, I'm just working on building my new computer, like every other schmo in here. So far I have: Motherboard: ABIT IC7 CPU: Intel Pentium 4 / 2.4 GHz Hard Drive (OS): Seagate 40GB 7200 rpm EIDE 2MB Cache Hard Drive (Files): Seagate 120GB 7200 rpm EIDE 8MB Cache RAM: DVD RW: Power Supply...

I think Nuendo should be on that list, too, and possibly Sonar. I don't think programs have THAT big of an impact, so really choose whatever you are most comfortable with.

There are two ways to get professional sound: Way 1: Go to a professional studio. Way 2: Have a great musician play through a great instrument into a great amp recorded by a great mic in a great position in a great room into a great preamp mixed by a great mixer and sent to a great mastering...

Do kick, snare, and two overheads. With so many additional things to mic, that extra one won't really be of much help. Maybe a room mic?

What are your computer specs?

I'm afraid you linked us to the Behringer version.

What about the link to my real nice girlfriend?!

Call Joel: 800-356-5844 x1116.

I'd save for the actives. They have matched amps for better performance, and some guy in a thread also discussed other benefits. I don't remember which thread, though.

They should make me a RNG... ... A Really Nice Girlfriend. And it would work out cause you know she'd be cheap!

The same as your sound depends on your preamps, mics, etc.. Here are some monitors that are cheap that MANY MANY people on this board love. I don't think I've ever read anything bad about them. I know you're saying "$500 isn't cheap!" but in reality these are probably the lowest you should...

I'm pretty sure it works on any insert.

Don't the ATA need like, extra power or something like that? I really don't know what I'm talking about, so help me out here. Haha. My motherboard is an ABIT IC7. If that hard drive will work with it then I'll buy it tomorrow.

Okay, for an insert to work there is a send and a return. So when you plug in a TRS plug the top part and the sleeve send the signal out to something and then the tip returns it (someone correct me, I'm guessing on this). If you plug in a plug just down to the first click instead of the...

I'm in the process of building my computer right now. Sonar 3.0 will be coming shortly after.

I just noticed that it's ADA instead of EIDE. Damn.

Greatest review ever.

I'm interested in the hard drive. How come you're getting rid of it?

Soundcraft M12 with a Delta 1010.