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Hmmmmm.... I'm not familiar with the KORG unit and it's hookup to a PC. I would reco making a separate post on the computer recording forum for the info. After you get the info on your PC as .wav files probably the cheapest multitrack program would be N-Track...it's only like $40 I believe. In...

No cables at all... If you use any program which supports DirectX plugins (n-track,CoolEdit,SoundForge,Cakewalk,Logic,Waves etc...) it can be inserted into a channel strip, aux bus or master bus (multitrack program) OR simply selected in a stereo editing program. Do you have any of these...

"No. Stereo only exists with two tracks." Unless it is converted to an interleaved stereo track.... ...which links them and makes them ....uhhhh....mono I recon. :D

So much so... ...it even killed one of my monitors...

I heard from Event... They say they are going to expidite the process... Maybe they have a known "infant mortality rate"?? In any case it sounds like good news... :)

Sure ... With "home-mastering" your hand kinda looks like the above hand pic...

Hey Chess.... The pro version is WELL worth the 35... ;) Screw the demo...step up to the plate man! :D:p zip >>

No prob man... The new pro version has some cool compare functions and 120 bands... ...you point the mouse at the "trouble spot" and it tells you the frequency. Works pretty well....

in the right hands and.... ...with a decent mix. There are some mixes you just can't fix with any tools out there... I'm also interested in this "box" vs "plugin" comparison! You gunna put up a post Ed?

YUP!! www.brainspawn.com Get the pro version. It's only like $35. I use it with Logic... zip >>

Maybe I just got a bad one... For inexpensive monitors they sound pretty good - I guess I just got a little wacked when one kept shutting down... Like I said before - if I get a few years out of them until I can upgrade I'll be happy. zip >>

Cool...thanks. I've been using the pro version (now 120 band :)) in Logic - after a chain of plugins... that might explain the latency. zip >>

Hey Chessrock... I've got the Brainspawn pro analyzer as well but someone here found it not to be accurate.... Have you compared the PAS to the Brainspawn? Curious as to the outcome. The only thing I have noticed it is it appears to have a slight latency characteristic. zip >>

Especially not with T-Racks....

Cool new avatar Gidge!

Bruce does have a point. You usually get what you pay for - but that being said the PBT is not a bad pre for $160. It's not GREAT but it's not bad either. ART has one out there for about the same price as well.... Me? I'll suck it up with my Motu and Blue Tube until I can afford an Avalon...

...you notice I said..."in that price range" :D

Bluetube... Good quality stereo pre in that price range...I've got one and use it often. I think there's a Joe Meek (CQV?) model out there which I've heard good stuff about... zip >>

Anyone familiar w/ Algorhythm? I'm trying to figure out how to change patterns within a Algo song... Tried the help file and couldn't find any info. All I'm trying to do is make a few basic drum patterns and sequence them within an Algorhythm song. Can this be done or do I need to create new...

http://www.brainspawn.com/ http://www.masterpinguin.de/ There's a few. Pinguin is killer but is not cheap.