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ok Sangram, the computer is up and running now here are the specs on it processor intel celeron 433 motherboard pc chips m756lmrt+ 40 gb hard drive 256 mb memory according to the manual for the motherboard the other processors that it will run with that are upgrades would be pentium lll...

the cpu is in the process of being built the case motherboard and processor were given to me, My girlfriends son is building it, it was running prior to this (built by him) and he bought a new case and motherboard so he offered the one he was using to me. He's putting the hard drive in for me...

Sangram your a universe of info, I did read it all actually several times then printed it out for future reference, as far the speed goes it must be a 466 having a hard drive installed next so I will have more details after that Thanks again for all the info

ok for the record I checked the processor it is a celeron 484 (or 48 something, memory is getting bad must be getting old or it could have been all those recreational adventures in my early days) anybody have any info or experience with this processor?

this is very educating there is much to learn in the digital world I fear the celeron may prove to be a mistake but since cash is an issue right now I will try it just to get off the ground. I picked up a hard drive yesterday (40gig) so now all I have to do is go with a soundcard and some...

ok bear with me I'm new at the digital world stuff from what i understand 24 bit would be the sound card right? if not straighten out my confusion please!

sounds like I will stick with what I have, thanks for the info!

as far as the motherboard goes I will have to ask him for some details...

I believe it is one of the older celeron III processors I think he bought it new when they first came out. Is this processor fast enough? I'm sure it depends on what software I use, I've looked at some minimum requirements but I'm under the impression when you go minimum it usually works like shit.

Ok I've got a case a motherboard and a power supply, I've got floppy drive, a cd rom drive, and 256 ram, the processor in the mother board is a intel celeron ??? (equal to a pentium 3 I'm told) I would guess this is going to be the item I would want to up grade any suggestions on what processor...

Well I'm in the process of building a cpu to go digital with and since cash is a restriction on such things right now I'll wait on using it as a paperweight until that project is finished, but I'm going to keep my eye out for something better... I appreciate all the replys... Thanks for the...

I have the infamous alesis 3630 although I can't say I hate it as much as some people here if fact until I read the rack heading I never even new it was a bad compressor althought that would explain why I got it so cheap. I've never used an expander care to go into some details on it's use or...

Dave I have the same compressor and asked a similiar question in the rack section check out "compression on vocals thread?" I got some good replys (although I do agree that making it sound pro with this device may be reaching a little higher than it is capable)

that helps guys thanks chess, Rob, from this info I would say too slow release time is where I'm probably going wrong appreciate the info sometimes experimenting can be frustrating and the more you do it the farther away you get from the sound your looking for. Also I think I was over doing it...

Thanks for the reply I didn't expect any exact settings just some shortcuts in the experimentation world, I'm afraid I have the alesis 3630 (shudder) compressor:( I usually try around 4:1 with slow attacks and releases with mixed results depending on the song although I find on backing vocal...

any suggested setting? such as ratio, attack, release etc

Should compression be used on lead vocals? how about backing vocals?

I don't think you can say drummers tend to be lazy bastards they have the most equipment to set up and work their ass off in every song ( I'm a bass player so I'm not saying this because I'm a drummer) I can see why you would say get a new drummer but I would take a real drummer over a machine...

THanks I should have thought of going to the web site myself

I'm an analog user trying to go digital I've got a case and motherboard now I would like to know what is the minimum speed for a processor I will need also what is the min for hard drive size and memory? And anyother info I may need I play on using my tascam 488mkll for my preamp how about sound...