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What a screwy little interface. Balanced line outputs, but unbalanced line inputs. In this case, you may actually have better luck going through the front mic/inst jacks and setting it to "instrument" with the pad engaged. But then what to do about the other inputs? Well, if you are feeling...

Wha...? Is that just an Emu thing or something? Sounds rediculous...

Yep, 10 old computers and 10 Delta 1010's is MUCH cheaper and easier than one or two Delta192s... :rolleyes: I wouldn't even know where to get 10 800MHz computers...

haha, no doubt. :p

Or play the part with some thin, tight, cotton gloves on or something. :confused: Or how would this work?: x76x00 , xx9800, xx7600

Oh yes, it's crazy. I think we may be the largest capacity cassette duper now? Well, we have a digital bin duplicator that puts out audio to the duping slaves at up to 2.5megahurts at 128X, if I recall correctly. :D

If the metronome outputs a MIDI signal you could route that through your drum machine/drum VSTi or whatever. At any rate, it is all about syncing up with MIDI. If you are plugging in a drum VSTi, I think it will sync automatically? :confused: Once you actually get the drum software, I think...

Ah, indeed I did miss that somehow. I was scanning the good stuff (the later posts) looking for the details on what you were doing and managed to miss it in the first post. But now you have me curious, how are you interfacing the tape duplicator to a soundcard? What are you going to have to...

Buy a dozen MSH-O's and go crazy with the room micing. They actually work pretty well for this. I only use 2 though...

Here's an idear: what if your system is not the true sample of a full-range system? Maybe your system is not giving a true flat frequency response. I recommend in the future you provide a duplicate of your sound system to whomever wants to listen to your mixes. That way you know it will...

Rockwool/Mineral wool is about the cheapest workable solution that I know of. If you are near an SPI you can get it pretty cheap. http://www.spi-co.com/servicecenterdirectory.cfm BTW, is that some kind of hippy commune you live in or what? Looks kinda wacky...

I've got 2 sticks of 512MB PC2700 2.5CAS RAM that I have been meaning to put up on the Ebay. Feel like making an offer? I can get you pictures or whatnot if you want. originally purchased from 4allmemory.com and used in a Dell Dimension 8300 for a couple years with no problems. </salesman> :D

If you really are wanting to clean it out fresh (assuming the harddrive is functioning properly), you really should just go through the pain of a clean install of windows.

Doesn't Audacity have a metronome feature? Or is the problem that you are having trouble playing along with a metronome? You don't need to trigger it to start recording. Just hit record, count out 8 beats or whatever, and begin playing. Only other thing I can think of that may be your...

Wow I thought I was the only one who did weird stuff like this. You are apparently kind of a d***, but whatever. If the Lynx specs will work, I would go with that route. There may be cheaper alternatives, but most of the specifications for them just show 20-20k response as you may have...

Yeah, Ebay has become a seller's market, IMO. It used to be that you could go on there and snag some pretty good deals fairly regularly. Nowdays there are just too many people watching, and prices get driven up to near full retail price. I've seen many things sell for more than you would pay...

Four hunerd bucks, or less if you buy used on the Ebays. Some basic plugins are included in the lowest package. You can even download them off of the UA website if you want the latest versions.

I believe that site is where I bought my copy of XP Pro. But I went with this version if I remember correctly: http://www.ivorcom.com/shopping/third_level.php?product_id=OS100023&category_id=77 Works fine. I forget why, but I didn't trust the promo/student version.

64 would be a buffer size, not a sample rate, Newbie. ;)

Do none of the USB interfaces have that direct monitoring feature where it routes your input signals straight back through to your outputs without going through the computer? IMO the best way to get zero latency monitoring. Although I can get 3ms of latency monitoring through the computer (RME...