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Hmmm... All of the buffer settings produce skips? I'm not sure about that one, then. The overclock shouldn't be at fault...I've got a 2100+ TBred that I run OC'ed to 2ghz (stock 1.7) and I don't have any problems. The higher buffer settings will produce higher latency, but should eliminate...

sounds like a buffer problem. Try increasing it to 256...and try out the other settings to see how they work. Usually there is a happy medium that the PC likes the best.

I think most people around here would steer you toward the Yorkville YSM-1's...

Is there a pic online? Or are you buying it from a retailer?

Did you wait to install the card until AFTER you had installed the driver package from m-audio? Usually you have to run the installer first and THEN put the card in, because the windows installer doesn't install everything thats necessary. If you go to start -> control panel -> system ->...

Does it mean Quarter? As in Quarter inch? If so, then they're the same cable :D

love my sovtek mig-50... a plexi-wannabe that can be had for under $300 on ebay. bonus, the writing under the input jacks is in russian!

Are you using SX? take a look at this thread... https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=98811&highlight=freeze

Try recording into the soundcard from the analog outputs of the j-station...if it still shifts the pitch, then the card is probably your culprit.

says weezer all over it. The guitars could come down a bit. If you find that thins it out a little, you could double up some of the guitar parts (record the same thing again and mix it in). I like the tune AND the mix for the most part. As for the synth...it's math rock...it's SUPPOSED to...

You should be able to put each trigger on any one of the 16 channels that the midi cable carries. You would probably have to make this assignment in the drum module that you are using.

BTW, how do you like the j-station? I'm thinking of picking one up since you can get 'em for just under $100 on ebay. I looked at the other options, and the j-station kind of sold me since it will do guitar AND bass modeling.

hey stockdale... i used to have the hot rod deville 212...SWEET sounding amps but louder than holy HELL. Sometimes what I did was put it on channel 2 (drive) and crank the master...then control the volume with the drive knob...helped enhance the tone at a lower volume. i've seen for sale on...

Are you sure that the two soundcards you have will work together at the same time?

Alright...let me know if you have any probs after that.

Does the midi port come up in cubase? (i.e. do you get the option of selecting it as an input for a midi track, and do you see a light flashing on the cubase transport when you hit one of the pads). If not you may need to reinstall the most recent drivers. What kind of soundcard are you...

Plug the midi out of the dm5 into the midi in of your soundcard. Then create a midi track in cubase. You will record the midi information (not audio, just notes/velocities, etc). You can then route this midi track to another instrument, for example the LM drum machine that comes with cubase...

Haven't heard anything. Seems a little pricey for only having two inputs. But I suppose if you want faders and a transport maybe it's worth it to you. I guess I'm more of a fan of buying separate components as opposed to an all-in-one do-everything box. It makes it easier to upgrade things...

alright...thanks for the advice fellas..

I should have specified...The link to the picture is a picture that I TOOK MYSELF after receiving and hooking up the box. The only picture on the auction was the Promotional photo from the MOTU website. I don't think I should leave bad feedback before first asking them about it. But what...