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Tell me again why you would have to go USB or Firewire? The Audigy has midi in/out doesn't it? My SB Live does...

There are Decrackle, and Declicking plugins out there, Not sure any specific ones though.

Maybe follow your overheads? Kick and snare are generally center... With your overheads panned out, where do the toms fall? Place your toms in relation to this.

That M-Audio thing looks like it's a good deal... I'd only be using it with my computer so I don't need all the Patterns and accompaniments and such. I've also come to like M-Audio in general.

Hmm... I dunno, seems a little TOO simple... And I'm not sure if either one has velocity sensitivity.

Yeah, that seller doesn't have the greatest of Feedback either So I likely wouldn't get it from them... But the model is ok?

How about this one, is this any good? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=38091&item=3769930107&rd=1

Cool, thanks for the suggestion... Yeah I'd mainly just be using this to do simple input into my computer for further editing, I am not a keyboard player, but it's easier to just plink around on a keyboard than to hand place the notes in a sequencer. Plus then maybe I'd actually remember what I...

The only features really I care about are, Touch sensitive keys and General MIDI output. I don't need any frills, don't particularly care how it actually sounds... While I'd like it to sound decent, I dont NEED it to... If I actually used any of the sounds, I'd likely effect them into oblivion...

My drummer would kill me if he knew that I try to patch stuff up. I can't do it too much though, he'd know if I did a lot. I've brought up the idea of using replacement sounds and he won't have any of it. It's always "It's not me" or "Then why do I even bother recording?" I've managed to sneak...

Depends on whether you obtain permission from the copyright holder... Doesn't it?

Hehe most of my recordings are "peel sessions" At least thats what my bass player tells me... Of course he couldn't really explain to me what they were... Now I know... Kind of, not really.

There's always good ol' Winzip which is a free trial That for some reason never ends. http://www.winzip.com/ This used to be the case... not sure anymore... I use WinRAR now.

Haha... that would have been my first suggestion... But I figured you didn't want zip software for some reason.

The file extension... is the type of file... for instance if the DLL was for Battery... It would be Battery.dll Change it to Battery.dl$ Burn the file to the disk... Put it on the new computer... Change the file back to Battery.dll Or use a 3.5" Floppy. :)

Change the file extensions, burn them, Copy them to the new computer and change the extensions back. I've never tried this mind you.

So you get nothing at all in Cubase huh? Maybe you just need to redo the ASIO setup?

Will do... :) I'll give it a shot this weekend... at band practice.

Yeah... I'm hoping I can track some "fatter" sounding snare and kick tracks this way. I've always gotten much "fatter" recordings on the 424.

Which version of Battery?