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Pretty sweet! This is really exciting. Way to go Slack - you probably just made James Argo's head explode due to sheer glee.

C'mon AlChuck, floppy drives are evil, we all know it. You are obviously a manufacturer of floppy drives and you are just trying to remain viable. But seriously, wtf are you smoking AudioWebs?

Way to go, dude. You rock! Thanks to Mrs. Slackmaster as well.

Yeah, I have had to explain this type of thing to my fiance. If I write a song about wanting to kill my lover, that I don't mean it and it is not about her (that is just an example, I didn't really write a song about wanting to kill my lover). Part of artistic expression has to sometimes involve...

I think Yamaha's are pretty solid drives - I don't have one (I use Sony), but I think they make a quality product. I almost bought a Yamaha not too long ago. Burning software has a lot to do with the quality of your burns as well. I always burn audio at 1x. Any faster, and I sometimes get...

What the...? A TASCAM unit with ADAT lightpipe but no TDIF interface?? Seems like a shot at their loyal customers.

*hits DaveO with the off-colored rake* :cool:

Don't forget an OS. I don't think you are getting an OS with that system as it is.

I have no suggestions for your lesson plan, looks like you've got a good one. I do have a suggestion that will make you a cool teacher. This is not an original idea; I have had college professors who have done this and it just makes class a little better... When you call roll, tell the class...

Holy crap, OnTheBlackRock! You sold those laptops on eBay?!?!?! NOOOOOO!!!!! http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/07/17/fbi.computers/ :D

Main Studio machine: Sound Forge 6 Vegas Video 4 DVD Architect CD Architect 5 Acid Pro 4 Batch Converter 5 Cubase VST 5 (soon to upgrade to Cubase SL) Sonar 2 Fruity Loops 3 ------------- Photoshop Elements 2 Various labeling software OpenOffice Laptop: Vegas Video 3 Sound Forge Studio XL 5...

I couldn't have said it any better.

Well, I think using black ink only *looks* a little more professional - if you are a minimalist about it. You remember, when CD's first came out, it was black printing on the silver disc and that was it. Some CD's still come out like that. It is better than getting all silly with different...

Oh, and here is the Epson Stylus Photo 900 Printer. Not bad for $200. Brad

I am using a loaner Epson Stylus 900 inkjet that prints directly on CD-R's and DVD-R's (Note that you have to buy special inkjet printable CD's!) and I have had some really nice results when using silver on silver printable discs and just black printing. Looks very much like a store bought CD...

What is it? Is it too late to get on it?

I know that there is a file export option in Audiodesk that is easily exchangable with DP when both programs are used on a mac. I don't know about cross platform file transfer though. It seems like it should work. I have non-music programs that will exchange files cross platform, but I don't...

I second this idea because I have an eMachines box for internet and games. I opened it up to put a new drive in there and was a little stimied. Upon consulting the manual, I found that basically the chasis had to be partially taken apart to install the bastard. I am a lazy bitch, so I managed to...

Zeke, what kind of camera did you use?

echoing the CD-R suggestion Besides, when you make a bad or "no longer needed" CD-R, you can build quite a coaster collection. Or mini-frisbee collection. Or a nice set of emergency signal mirrors/reflectors in case you ever get lost in the wilderness. Or, just chuck em in the ol' recycle...