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Make sure DMA is enabled for the drive...all drives actually.

Thanks a ton fellas. I've gotta get a PCI or USB to NIC adaptor for my laptop and I'll try this stuff out. Again...thank you for your help. You guys are great.

I am not familiar with PC Anywhere. Is it similar to a wireless device where you asign hot keys, or can you actually view what's happening on the other PC so that you could navigate around the DAW? That's kind of what I'm looking for. Also, does anyone know if it hogs much RAM? In other words...

Thanks for the ideas guys!

I have no experience with Acid so I don't know. I only know about the Sound Forge "problem" through personal experience.

Here's my dilema. I usually record other musician's or have someone sitting in the control room to start/stop the record process. I now am going to start doing a "solo" project and I need to be able to set levels, start/stop, etc. the workstation remotely. There will be nobody available to...

For future reference here's another possibility. After puchasing Sound Forge 5 and finding out that it did not support CD architect. It became necessary to load Sound Forge XP simply to run CD architect. In other words my PC has Sound Forge 5 and Sound Forge XP; 5 for it's superior editing and...

Question...Theoretically speaking: If a software manufacturer discontinues or no longer supports a piece of it's software, would and should it still be illegal to make copies of that software to distribute freely?

My MOTU 2408 broke. Troublehot it down to a defective microprocessor and possibly EE-PROM. The next logical step of course would be to contact them and get parts or an RA to have it factory repaired. They do not answer my emails. There tech line is constantly busy and you can't get through. I...

drummerdoug, I DO NOT MEAN THIS TO SOUND CONDESCENDING!!!!!Seriously, I'm just trying to save you some grief here. It sounds like you really could use some experienced help for this gig. If you want the gig to come off well, get someone with some experience to help you out here. Again: I'm...

I'll see what I can come up with when I get to work Monday.

I think Track has the best idea. Just get the stage sound from stage and use the PA for vocals only. If the whole PA is only a couple of powered speakers, you may want to rent a bass amp. You might need all the power you can get for vocals.

If you must, you can use the line outs on the guitar amps, but it's going to be tough to make them sound good. As near as I can tell from the link, this is not a powered mixer. Therefore you will need at least two power amps. One will run monitors and will get its input from an auxillary or...

A lot of SLM speakers are made by eminence. If you look at the side of the magnet, there will be a grey sticker with the eminence part # (if it is eminence). Either way, I work for a repair center that is SLM authorized. If you get me some numbers to work with, I can get the drivers for you...

If it suits your needs, it's good enough.:D

This might help. http://www.mjorch.com/hertz.html

Whatever you do...................DON'T DO THE BROWN ACID!:D :D

Mic the guitar amps if you want them to sound good, and if you can tell us what kind of mixer you have it will be easier to help you with the monitor question. I suspect you'll need another power amp to run monitors, but without knowing what you have that's speculation.

You might call Shure. I don't know if they still do, but at one time they had a pretty decent exchange program. You'd send in the old one, and they'd send you a new one at a discounted price. Worth a phone call to find out?

Hell, just leave it powered up and you wouldn't need a hard drive!:D :D :D