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two words: NEW COMPUTER. oh and listen to C7 about the monitor, I went cheap and got a 15 inch and man I am upgrading asap. It is such a bitch to have to scroll up and down just to see all of the console.

Will got it right, I doubt there is anyone here that can give an objective opinion about what is THE best soundcard because most of us have only used a few.

I think it is definitly worth it. The amount of stuff you can do with it is unreal, plus it hasn't crashed on me once (unlike PA9).

but really, why do you want to sound like someone else????? spend some time and develop a sound of your own.

start by lighting yourself on fire

yeah it does, I think KISS used them on their farewell (aka- good ridance?????) tour

get an ISOBAR power strip. these things are expensive (about $100 a pop it think) but they work VERY, VERY well for eliminating hum. As for radio stations I dont know, I had this problem once at a gig and had to use another amp. A normal power supply didn't stop it but I didn't have an isobar...

if your really serious about this recording to a lap top thing you should go down to a news stand and pick up this month issue of Home Recording. There is a big article about the subject.

it probablly blows up or catches on fire after an hour of use

actually the echo layla has midi in, out and thru.

how many inputs do you need?????

the Delta 44 is much lower than the $500-$700 range, I have heard that musicians friend has them on sale for about $280 right now but I have not confirmed this.

First off Cakewalk is a company and Sonar is their latest product, they also made Pro Audio 9 before the release of sonar. Anyway, Pro Audio 9 is not much use for looping but Sonar's looping is so easy a monkey could do it. I have never used acid but I have heard alot of people say Sonar makes...

thanks ALOT guys. I have a pent 3 (not sure of any exact specs), some of you expressed interest in what cpu I had so there you go. If anyone has anymore suggestions they will be appreciated.

come on guys I know this is a dumb question and thats why im sure at least one of the 13 of you who looked at this knows the answer. help me out.

the digital/analog difference is like night and day. there is no reason not to switch, you will really be glad you did

I love my Sonar but if I was just starting out right now I would probablly get a new copy of Pro Audio 9 off Ebay. They are going pretty cheap and you can upgrade to Sonar later if you want

but what if you get famous and start playing gigs (with the Antaries of course). Then one night the thing goes down, nightmare waiting to happen.

im a die hard boss fan so im going to recomend boss down the board. except the wah -cry baby of course. but speaking of jim dunlop, the roto vibe is cool for tremolo effects. im thinking of getting one, but im still not gonna get rid of my old green boss

1. led zeppelin: rock and roll 2. rolling stones: you cant always get what you want 3. eric clapton: layla 4. jimi hendrix: purple haze 5. beatles: ticket to ride