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Found a site with a bunch of acoustic material. Sent away for the books and man there stuff is mad expensive. (www.acousticsfirst.com)

Concrete and lead? Doesn't solid objects help carry sound? Plus wouldn't I use lead for an X-Ray room?

Non DAO's work pefectly (except the gaps between tracks) on the Sony.

I tried the DAO option. After that I tried playing it on several CD players. Here are my results. 5 disc changer (RCA): Flawless CD mini boom box (Emerson): Flawless Discman (Sony): Numerous gaps every 1/2 second making music annoying and unclear. Right now the 2 second gap seems like a gift...

What software are YOU using to burn your CD? Adaptec Easy CD Creater 3.5 with an Acer 4x4x32 CD-RW.

My question is, what all do I have to buy? Try starting with this: 200 mhz MB = $70 200 mhz Chip = $80 64 mb SDRAM =< $70 Sound Card = $45 Hard Drive (2 gig) = $80 Keyboard+mouse=$50 monitor (15") = $80 (at shows) (cables, jumpers, small parts) = $30 Shell + power source (200 volt) = $70 video...

...pros and cons on various available processors... Note: To record in CD Quality (44khz, 16 bit, Stereo) all you need is a 486 dx2 66mhz chip. (That came out around 7 years ago, old news)

a Macintosh or a PC... I've heard that Macs are more user friendly. Personally I prefer PC's because their fast, dependable, and easily fixable/upgradable. When I recorded the CD for my band to my older computer's hard drive there was no problems at all. When I transfered and edited the...

Me and my band recorded a live CD and I edited it on my comp. However when I burn the CD's between tracks there is a inserted 2 second forced silence between tracks. Is there any way I can get it to a smooth transition(like real live CD's)? I tried burning at 1x rather than 4x already. =(

I want to convert 5 rooms of the upstairs of a house to a studio. I don't care if the sound goes upward or vertical, I just need a way to kill the sound from going downwards toward the rooms below. Any suggestions?

Went to Sam ASh and saw a good keyboard amp costs around $500. I decided to get an Optimus speaker and and 40 watt amp($275). Do you think that will be powerful enough? PS: Bass in band is 200 watts. Note: this is for jazz, rock, blues, ect...

I need to get a keyboard amp. Recently I just found out that nice keyboard amps at Sam Ash are around $500. I decided just to get an Optimus speaker and and amplifier. Do you think a 40 watt amp is good enough? PS: The bass in my band is 200 watts Note: This is for blues, rock, jazz type music.

...I WOULD LIKE TO SEND THE SOUND OUT OF MY COMPUTER AND INTO MY AMP AND LISTEN THRU MY SPEAKERS... You can do what I did and buy an FM transmiter ($35, Radio Shack). With this all I do is turn on the transmiter and set my stereo's tuner to the selected Fm station. Works within a 10 foot...

Me and my band want to convert 5 rooms of the upstairs of a house into a studio. Is there a way we can somehow prevent sound from seeping through the floor and going right to the rooms below? Perhaps making a false floor with sound insulation and dead air to kill the sound?