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Yes, PT M-Powered will work just fine.

I would say don't use clips, use stands. A LOT more stable that clips and a LOT more versatile - you don't always want your mics 1" off the skins!

that would be my bet! By the way....help us help you: what computer are you running this on and which MBox model is it?

As if you're going to achieve that for under $7k..... You couldn't even get flat monitors for that much, nevermind a room which will LET the monitors be flat :rolleyes: and you suggest HR624s as being a flat monitor? Have you HEARD them?!? So quit being a dick for no reason. As Steve...

good for you i guess :D EDIT: I've just had a look on their studio website....i hope its out of date! As it says...running Pro Tools 5.01!!!!

So much for the recession! good luk with you setup, let us know if you have any problems :)

I think your download is corrupt from what you've described. I suggest re-downloading and trying again!

just remember to click the "a...z" button on the top left !

actually, I find the fastest way to work is to have the "hotkeys" setting on, which means cut, copy and paste respectively become X, C and V (no need for apple+ or ctrl+) zoom in/out is T/R, things like moving edit selection up/down/left/right becomes P, :, L, ", and so on. mega fast!

yeh, unfortunately they're stuck to my keyboard and trust me - after 2 years of heaving use, they're fairly manky!

actually, that's not at all how it works. the file gets basically completely re-sampled regardless of the sample rate its moving from, so the "mathematical" ease of the move has virtually not effect. Something is wrong in the way the SRC is going on - you should not be able to hear any...

So I use BD quite a bit in PT to tighten stuff up, and I've had this nagging question in my head for a while. I've asked a few different engineers, most of whom have given me different answers. For some reason Beat Detective doesn't always place the triggers at the start of where the kick/snr...

Just make sure your hardware is supported by digidesign. Check their compatibility page ;)

Windows 7 isn't supported by Digi as far as I'm aware. Check this page to find out. Also, isn't 7022 like a beta-release or something? Maybe there's issues with the OS itsself...

sure. Put your trim tool into "time compression-expansion" mode (the one with the clock in the logo), and pull the sample as long/short as you want it. Or, you can use Elastic Audio to do this. It's a little more complicated, but works great (better algorithms than TCE), so i suggest...

you did "import audio", not "import session data". with the Import session data function, it would have imported the tracks from the session as is, edits and all ;)

For a start you're wrong. If you're running the Rosetta into the 002 using a digital ADAT connection, the converting is being done by the rosetta. Also, you can clock the 002 to the Rosetta's clock if that's how you'd like to work - effectively "bypassing" the 002's converter's as much as...

EditorsKeys is the way to go. Made me so much faster at Pro Tools, and now I don't even need them.

What preamp are you using for this? Sounds to me you're running your levels a bit too hot in to the soundcard. You shouldn't need to run a comp before hitting the converters. How about backing off the gain on your preamp?

Yeh, it makes a difference. At 24bit, you're CD won't play in most commercial CD players!