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Hey man,no problem.If you have any more questions just drop them in here or over at the vf16 bbs.If I don't know the answer somebody else will.Hang around and check out the rest of this BBS.There's a lot of great info here and plenty of knowledgeable people to field any type of recording...

External only and the Plextor burners are the only SCSI burners that I know of that will work with the VF 16.You will need to update the VF-16's software to Version 3.13 to use the new plextors. Here's a FAQ page that may answer some other questions you have...

Yes they are the same exact unit except for the CD-RW. You mentioned hooking it up to your PC for mastering.The only way to hook either of them up to a PC(and remain in the digital realm) is through then SPDIF output.You cannot hook them up to a PC using the SCSI port.You can always go out of...

Only difference is built in CDRW in the VF 160.......as far as hardrives go,you can pop them in and out with ease if they are on the confirmed media list.I think the VF 160 comes with a 20 gig drive.MY VF 16 came with a 10 gig. They don't sell the VF 16 anymore so I'm assuming you are looking...

:confused: That's strange.There should be a "Save Target As" option right under the "Open in New Window" option on the right click of the link. What browser are you using?Internet Explorer?Netscape?

Betty, Try doing a right-click/Save-as on the link instead of trying to click it to launch it.Save it to your desktop and see how it goes.

The music sounded great but the voxs were a little weak and off pitch in a few spots.Was the original panning that wild?Bass on one side and guitar on the other?LOL.

Catchy tune.Sounds a little overcompressed/limited but it's so catchy I don't mind.LOL..Groovy man.That clavinet is funky.I could picture this as the backdrop in a movie.

Yes,I still use it.It's the only multitracking software that I own.If I had the bucks I would shell out for CEP. N-Tracks is still the best bang for the buck.It's not Cool Edit Pro but it can get the job done.

You're wrong.:D It's a full blown multitracker.I own N-tracks and have worked on Cool Edit Pro.Cool Edit Pro is lightyears beyond N-tracks.

Song shark!:D NO thanks.I'll pass.

How much are you paying?

Cool boogie woogie tune.Sounds fine to me except the bass sounds a little boomy/woofy.What are you monitoring on with while you mixdown? The performance is top notch.Good playing and singing!

This piece of shit website is causing the multiple posting.

http://www.rodneymills.com/openingTwo.html $10 per recorded minute for straight up mastering.That doesn't include editing,recording or mixing.Just mastering your finished songs. Client list: Rock R&B/Rap/Hip Hop Etc.... Country Other

Re: tracks He already mentioned in his original post that he uses Cool Edit Pro which is light years beyond N-Track. btw/I own N-track and thinks is a gret product for the money,but if he's got Cool Edit Pro he has no use for N-Tracks.:eek:

Send your individual "dry" tracks to your pc and mix them in Cool Edit.Cool Edit is loaded with top of the line effects processing/EQ etc.

What is this site all about?:confused: http://www.geocities.com/songsharks/

I have a pair of Truths (Powered) and they rock.The Fostex Monitors look like they are pretty good also for that price range.