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when you get that far you ask the engineer and they tell you whats preferable.

been using a MOTU 2408 on a PC for a while now and it runs fine in XP, prior to that was fine in 98. never relied on manufacturer support for anything so cant comment on their level of aftercare...just balancing the viewpoints.

putting your finished track through a good tube pre will fatten the sound some. compression is a key tool, get it wrong and your f'd but get it right and your onto a winner. i rate Tribe Called Quest as one of the all time greats for phat sound and they use a mixture of compressing and tube...

like a drum machine except you use your own samples.

first post in this section, getting more into hip hop production so may as well add my 2pence. Logic 5.3 EXS 24 - Xtreme HipHop from emagic, cant recommend it enough.

Encountered the switch box shadowing at work when we used CRT's. if your Monitor has a BNC out you can hook that up to your 2nd PC and switch using the VGA/BNC switcher as well as the switch box...means pressing buttons twice but you get better quality.

free DirectX plugin available: iZotope Vinyl http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/

i run dual 18inch NEC LCD's at 1280x1024 Matrox G400 32MB AGP card. probably been discussed before, genereal rule is buy a dual head AGP card, you can get away with a second PCI card but this can cause problems by adding more traffic to your PCI bus so its a trial and error situation. no added...

the overhead on a P4 Northwood compared to a 450 when running plugins in Logic is significant enough for me to say its more than a 100% performance increase. i'm open to examples that say otherwise but i'm only speaking from personal experience both at home with daw's and at work with trader PC's.

all these things mentioned are tweaks of some kind no matter how insignificant they seem. one thing to note is the more powerful your computer the less you have to do to get it running perfectly. if your running Win XP/2000 on a P3 450 for example you'll notice the significance after a long...

there are always optimizations available as no OS is designed specifically for audio, so they arrive with running services and applications that can be switched off to increase performance for your chosen application. 2000, XP Pro, 98 etc. not one of them was designed for a specific...

i dont really have the time to argue any points, hence the 20+ posts in the year i've been registered, i'm just saying for the people out there who have illegal software running...try buying some when you can and do what you have to in the meantime...good luck on your quest in the music business...

its morally wrong, you'll go to hell for downloading it. your taking money from development of the software companies. if your gonna argue the point at least be real. software companies care about the people who buy their software? the recent aquisitions of various software companies by...

may as well add my name to the list of Logic users...still no Logic forum here...sad indeed, last time i posted here i think it read along the lines of "i'll be back when there's a Logic section"...wont hold my breath...cya.

where is the Logic forum??? with the amount of established producers that do use the product from all musical genres it's a shame to come across such ignorance from the administrators of this site. what was once a simple request has now come to this all because of plain ignorance...i'll not...

there's been many a word said about Behringer's products all over the web, i think the conclusion is that they're now reformed and off the bad stuff ;) ...haven't heard the others but i can say i use Genelec 1030's & 1029's and when my mate purchased these Truths i was more than impressed...i...

a short time ago there was a poll regarding a Logic Audio forum. it was a positive subject with the request for a Logic section being the main objective. i read some replies regarding the administrators of this sites view that Logic does not equate to being a "HomeRecording product" ???...is...

yep, my friend bought them for his home setup and says they do the job well and were a steal for the price. £285 in the UK. he uses Genelec 1030's in his studio as well as large Tannoy main monitors so thats what he's comparing to.

the Truths should be around $400 in the US, they can be had for £285 here in the UK.

Behringer B2031 - you listed these above - you'd be hard pressed to find a better active inthat price band.