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Yes I am thinking that :p and yes you can. Most if not all now adays will allow you to do this. I just remember the times where this was barely workable and really buggy with lots of crashes. I haven't really had a need to do this with what I have now so really can't tell you how certain...

This usually depends on the company. That's probably why you get so many different answer. Sometimes continuous is a minimum load and sometimes it's the same as RMS. I usually think of it as minimum load and program is around the amp rating I'd want. I usually heir on the side of more power...

Thanks for the replies. I've always wondered what you guys used. Good to see you can still get them for about the same price as all the digital stuff (uh-oh, I probably shouldn't have brought up the D word :)). I'm looking/drooling at the specs on the stm right now. These things can wind...

Basically you'd do this--- Create the synth song on whatever it is you're using Record (bounce) that to track 1. after that- record the vocals to track 2

Yes, you can do that if you replace the word layer with the word track :p . About recording vocals while you're bouncing from the synth into the computer, that would depend on the sound card. I'd recommend overdubbing the vocals afterwards. As far as recording midi after all the audio is...

The easy answer to that is no. Editing audio (the actual synth output) is a totaly different (and more difficult) animal than editing midi recorded from a controller. You won't be able to just slide a bad note down a half step, or remove a ghost note that your finger just lightly tapped on the...

You'll probably want to make sure you have a second hard drive, and also a firewire port. As far as s/c what do you need for ins and outs?

What are the performance meters doing? Is the disk caching meter spiking, or is the CPU meter spiking? If it's the disk caching meter, you probably need a second hard drive. What do you have now? If it's the CPU performance meter, either you are using too many plugs, have too much going on...

Basically, the partition is like a second hard drive that can be read by the computer that I think Korg usually calls the "PC drive". You back up the song on to the "PC drive" inside the Korg. Then hook the Korg up to the computer and you copy the backup to your computer. It's a little wierd...

There are a couple of things that could be going on here. One is it could be a summing issue. The other is you're not doing enough to eliminate frequency competition. I'm suspecting both are at play here, mostly because of the age of the box and because you are describing the instruments as...

Us used usedus useussduss. Damn, I can't even type it slow :eek::D I was considering Nuendo and even a PT|HD setup after my D32XD crapped out, but I really couldn't justify the costs for either of them. Especially, considering the cost of the plug$ on the TDM stuff. If I was going to spend...

LOL, I have a 12 space rack, 3U store a Crown CE4000 when I'm not using it, 4U for a computer, 1 ea for a power strip, headphone amp, autotune, and my converters. I wish I had some top end pres in there, but I'm stuck with my mixer for now I guess, well at least it's a good one. Almost...

About half way through the post, I was going to recommend micing his live setup. Also reamping the beats through a bass cab would bring out the low end bass hits. If he sounds good in person, try a condenser to get a recording that is closer to what you are hearing in person. But, try the...

I wouldn't say MGs are better than mackies, but Behringer puts more into marketing and making their stuff look good than they do in making the stuff sound good.

I'm mostly curious, but what is out there for reel to reel multi-tracks. Are there alternatives to 30k studers, or are they the only ones who makes them anymore?

Keep in mind that alot of the older SIABs used compressed audio and that will be a little more taxing, and is going to create more rounding errors, especially with lossy compression. On it being taxing on the mixer, I doubt it. I'm sure a lot of the summing is done on a different dsp than for...

Read the manual :rolleyes: parameter. Or turn one tape deck up to fifteen, then the other to twelve. Leave the third at zero. Use EQ to get rid of the comb filter if you can, otherwise you may have phasing issues. What you really need to do is negate the degree. As far as the sweeping...

Ok, if I remember right the inspiron had a FireWire port. I'd need a direct link to make sure though. Basically all most of these boxes do is transform one signal into a different type of signal. So, the mic preamp turns the mic type of signal into a line type of signal. The converters turn...

I have one of those little Behringers, and yes it is crap. I've only listened to the Yamaha MGs once or twice, but they were alot better.

Ummm, yeah, you should be able to get a helll of alot more than nine tracks with that computer. And yes, they are being processed one at a time, causing a big drag on the cpu. Any particular reason you are using them all as inserts?