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This. It's the only piece of outboard gear I use and it's paid for itself 1000 times over. And it's a Behringer.

So, I'm in a band. We have gone through so many drummers it's not even funny. I had some drum experience so I decided to step up to the plate and try my hand at it. 3 weeks later I feel like I'm in a place where I can actually become an above average drummer. My hand/foot independence is...

Tried these awhile ago and found them to be extremely unstable.

Change from track to fixed, or change it in the tempo track.

How much was that 486 system when it was new? How much was your current system? Are you starting to see the trend here?

M-Audio is usually really good with their drivers. I've only been running mine on XP/Linux, but I haven't had any problems to speak of with it.

Twah?

http://www.drumagog.com/ Run it as a sidechain and adjust the volume of the snare track until it's more of a high hat track. I've had to do it that way a couple times and it, for the most part, worked well. You still get the nuances of the real snare and the pop of Drumagog.

http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?id=13326 So, I've got a new band in the works. We're currently writing for an EP, and I'd like to get some feedback on how my mixing is turning out so far. I've begun using Reaper exclusively, and as such have adopted a new method of mixing, so I'm...

Some prefer AMD, some prefer Intel. It's not stupid/smart, it's preference.

Why has no one recommended the tool that's specifically made for this? Just slap a noise gate on there. Edit: Just noticed that this is a week old. But still, a couple seconds of tweaking ReaGate and giving up 0.1% of your CPU power vs. editing the track itself isn't really a tough choice to...

https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=255078 I guess you could modify the macro for MIDI somehow, but I wouldn't know where to start on figuring that out. This should get you started though.

Just curious, the XP driver works with 2003? I've got an old license of 2003 SBS and I'm thinking of giving it a try, but am remembering all the crap from the days of actually using 2003 as a server (and subsequently switching back to 2000).

Make sure you're mixing down in stereo interleaved too.

Also make sure you're not mixing it down as a low bitrate MP3. When I first started using Cubase I did that and couldn't figure out for the life of me what was going on.

I read up until the point where it was obvious you (or whoever wrote that) tried a DAW when the consumer technology was basically still in its infancy. Personally I've been using a DAW setup for the past 6 years and haven't had a problem outside of having to do routine maintenance when not using...

Will be checking that out. Thanks for the heads up.

THAT'S NOT WHAT I WANTED TO HEAR! But basically what I expected. I haven't worked with any Xeon systems since around 2003, so I figured they would have improved a bit in terms of cooling/power needs by now. Oh well, guess I'll start working on a different build. Thanks for the info!

I'm already thinking about a new system. This time I'm thinking of going all out and building an 8 core system. So, I'm looking for thoughts on Xeon performance in terms of DAW apps (mostly Cubase, Reaper, and Reason) and if there's any huge difference between server- and non-server-class CPUs...

Purely out of curiosity, how much did the desoldering gun run you? I'm thinking about recapping my Soundcraft board and think one would be a huge help :)