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Ok.. Aside from the fact that applying effects to a track using audio suite is irreversable.. what are other advantages and disadvantages.. Do you feel there is any audible difference between the two?

Have you tried to get your pc to recognize it manually? Use the add new hardware wizard and see if it turns up that way. You could also uninstall the driver.. plug the FW in first and see if your pc recognizes it.. if it does then it will ask you where the driver is and you can browse to...

What you're doing is just fine.. Of course it's a personal preference thing, but you have a lot more flexibility adding it in the mix.. If you apply eq to disc then you can't fix it later and take it back if you end up throwing something in the song that doesn't mesh well with it, or if the way...

Love the music.. very impressive.

Well, you could run it through an amp and mic the amp if you have one.. I don't know about what sound you're going for, but GTR3 from waves is excellent, and it has a few acoustic presets.. Amplitube is so, so.. I think GTR is better.. Eleven isn't all that IMO, but there are a few presets that...

If your question hasn't gone over my head I think there is more to the answer. It seems to me that your saying it's only dedicated to your DAW's etc and you want it to also work with windows for other applications and internet sounds? Maybe that was what you were getting at, but it's worth...

Well, it's not quite that simple.. You can get a nice rig for $2k that will do what you want.. or you can get a REALLY nice rig in the $5 - $10k range.. I wouldn't really look at the packages that are pre made.. you can go through sweetwater and get a custom package built from scratch with a...

Hmm.. My best guess with the info given would be that the PC you were using might have not had the processing power necessary. PT requires a minimum of 1gig.. If the pc you were using was short on ram compared to the parent system then maybe that is it.. Or it could be that the virtual memory is...

You're very welcome.. yeah, it usually is in most cases.

If you close pro tools using ALT + F4 it will save the windows configuration.

How much are you looking to spend?

I would try to save another $300 and maybe look at the focusrite voicemaster / aphex 230 range if I were you.

I have the SE Reflexion filter and I love, love, love it.. it is a bit heavy.. I'm sure any average mic stand is fine depending on height.. it depends on how you attach it.. I took the boom off of my mic stand and used the supplied stand / slide.. As long as you keep the weight centered it's...

I think you're asking a lot of a usb mic in that price range.. A lot of people speak highly of the Blue Snowball.. it's usb.. $99 omnidirectional and cardioid pickup.. for $150 or so more you might look at the Shure PG series.. Can't say I have ANY experience with usb mics though so I might be...

Excellent advice from someone who knows!

I may be missing something, but if you want the keys to follow the drums and tempo changes with the drummer.. wouldn't you want to take the groove from the drum and apply that to the keys?

http://emusician.com/tutorials/emusic_groovy_tips_beat/ http://www.ehow.com/video_4960277_beat-detective-groove-template-extraction.html Couple of decent links there but I'm sure youtube is the way to go here.. check it out.. best of luck.

I think I can help with this.. What you do is enable elastic audio on both the drums and the piano.. now use beat detective on the drums to extract a grove.. I'm not in front of my rig to be specific, but there is a radio button for this on the left side of the beat detective dialogue.. Now...

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The dampening material will keep your fan from making as much noise.. The fans themselves are noisy, but the vibrations caused in your case by the fan are what really make them as audible.. I would absolutely reconsider that as part of your overal plan of attack on this... The power supply...