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Hi. I haven't done any recording for about 12 years but when I did it was mostly hardware driven by midi. Recently my friend called asking if i could add a reverb effect to a song we recorded. I remember using an Alesis reverb (great hall I think) on the song to preview it for him, and he loved...

Of course they will. Its inevitable.

I have been following this thread for a while now and I think what you need is a little breather. I think it is more instructive to HEAR what people have done with very little in the way of equipment. For example take a listen to cat-eggs songs. His stuff is very inventive ( if not disturbing )...

I'll triple that. check out the lynx 2. It is a sound card albeit a pricey one. Layth

After listening to your stuff for 15 plus times I think its more than just your lyric that makes these songs. Its the way you put them together, your inventiveness. Having said that I think you could get a lot more sparkle and sheen into your music if you moved up to a decent condenser and a...

Please tell me your close to signing a contract and I'll be hearing you on KWtop40. This song WORKS. The guitar may not be as clear and crisp as a nice condenser would make it but who cares! It fits in this song like a glove. Its inventive and fun with some disturbing lyrics. You could sell this...

I've heard that LynxTwo from Lynx is supposed to be top of the line but I haven't heard anybody here that is using it. They use a very low jitter clock. http://www.lynxstudio.com/lynxtwospecs.html Layth:)

In defense of some of the members here they have built sound rooms in their basements and keep their computers on the outside. But I'm with you, if you're going to use 24 bit converters get an outboard like the apogee rosetta and keep it away from the computer. Here is another point. I bet the...

Its in the mail!!!! Finally got John cornered long enough to get it signed!

Bones and Ola, just my 2 cents. I worked for Seagate for about five years, (we were part of Control Data when Seagate bought out the high end drive division in Minnesota)I worked in production control so I got to talk to some of the engineers at the time. What I learned was that SCSI drives were...

okey dokey Looks great! All is OK here.

Monty, did your foreskin fall off? :D

The use of a dessicant (sp?) like Track Rat and PAPicker suggested sounds like the most important thing you could do to prevent corrosion.

I worked for Seagate for a while in production control and though this not a technical position, I learned that S.M.A.R.T. is more than just a warning light. Its a sophisticated built in diagnostic that can warn you well in advance of HD trouble. It shouldn't slow your drive at all. Use it if...

Buck62, you're in the soup now!

Vegas Pro advertises that their code is multi-threaded also.

Janeway and Picard put their heads together, they can be stopped there has too be a way!

I could be wrong but I think TrackRat uses his Digi001 with a Mac. If you have a Mac great but the Digi001 has only been out for the PC for a couple of weeks and from what I read at their user conference you need a very specific PC set up. check out their user forum first if you are going the PC...

Correction should be: Burn Down Layth

How do you guys support your recording habit? It reminds me of that farmer joke, when asked what he was going to do after winning a 30 million dollar lottery he replied "farm till its gone" :D