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I'm getting a new computer and need to decide on which hard drive to get, up till now i had decided on scsi, but i was just told that UDMA is better for audio (or the speed of scsi can have a negative affect on audio). Please help, i don't know if it is true but i would like to find out. Has...

Somebody must have tested the athlon chip, there new 850 is faster, cheaper, runs cooler due to there micro processing and they claim to be as compatible as P3. It's so tempting. Is it worth taking the risk? and if it isn't as compatible as P3 the would they accept it back?

Do iso room make a huge differance for vocals? or is it just retentive stuff.

Athlon are now supposedly leading the PC market with cheaper prices and faster processors, due to new micro tecnology. Any thoghts/suggestions? has anyone used both? which is better? is their any incompatibility problems with athlon and sound software/hardware? omnipotent

I've heard many people say that Win NT is better than Win 98. Why? What are the advantages of running NT for audio? Is it more compatible with programs and CD burners and stuff? Does NT only work best in a network situation? If you have any info please reply. omnipotent,

OK, people, I'm planning to get all new cables for my studio, but when i was going through my list i relised that i would be spending well over AUS$1000. This info didn't turn me off getting new cables, but it did make me think about making my own (I will probobly still purchase all my jack...

A good cheap bass DI is a "sansamp bass driver di", or you can just run a jack from your bass, into a compressor then into your console.

I asked some guy who works for an audio company, and he said that the wiering of the 57 and 58 is the same but the capsual is different. i don't know how true it is though.

Sennheiser have some pretty impressive headphones.

Before everybody goes out and orders in bulk doesn't someone want to know if there cheap rip offs or not, does anyone own one yet. They could just look similar and sound like crap.

As soon as someone gets one of these mics they have to post results and a comparison strait away, it's amazing. Also isn't there like a copy write or a patent against them doing this.

OK, With that set up i would also record the vocals later, then you can concerntrate on the vocals, and use the condensor for it (it makes a big diferance). Also if you point the amp away from the drums and mic it and the kick close, as well as keeping your levels down; there shouldn't be too...

I only use DI's for a raw (non amped) Guitar/bass and for converting jack to XLR.

(i love these icons) Ok El Barto, The Cheapest/best solution "I" can think of, to your problem would be get: 1*sm58 (live vocals/take pop filter off and mic snare/guitar) 1*condensor (possibly c1000s/c3000/nt1/NT2 use as overhead on drum kit (don't worry about toms) and for studio vocals)...

I'm not shure but i think 8(two of them are XLR) and yes, but don't take my word for it. [This message has been edited by omnipotent (edited 02-14-2000).]

I think i may have given an answer to a question like this already, check the microphones forum.

Walk into any shop and they can put one together, also most mags have adds in them selling complete setups.

I've been able to use a V-Drums Pro set recently, I've heard it's supposed to be the best, but i still prefur a regular kit(for drum sounds). The V-Drums Pro set just dosn't feel like a drum kit, i can't explain it but it just doesn't have the feel. Also i prefur the sound of a classic kit. But...

If it is your computer that you are using then that is a solid base for a studio all you need is software/soundcard/headphones ect...

Yeh the ER1 looks pretty impresive