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There're real cheap ADAT cards out there going for about $100-150. What you described will work, but like Ziggy says: your stock sound card isn't doing much good. Herwig

Don't think so, manual nor update-webpage only mention Midi.

Errr... I don't have the HD24 yet, but I think I read in the text of one of the OS updates that they changed the structure to 99 Projects which can contain 99 songs each ... <2 minutes later> yep, since version 1.10 you can have 99 projects with 99 songs in each one... My idea is to use 120Gb...

www.scarbee.com Damn, that demo plays shit I can't play and sounds better than any bass player I've seen !!! Herwig

There's different usb or firewire mobile solutions out there... M-Audio, Edirol, RME, Motu, ... I'd prefer firewire though, I heard that usb loses some bits between the interface and the harddisk. Herwig

Another beginners' mistake is that people tend to pluck the bass strings instead of more 'raking' them ... the movement your plucking finger makes should be more parallel with the bass, rather than away from it, if you see what I mean... this'll help smoothing out notes . Herwig

If you have a laptop and/or can afford an Apogee Mini-Me, go that way. MD and DAT are inferior recording media. Herwig

(sort of quoting Bob Ohlssen here:) 24bit convertors are indeed better than their 16bit counterparts, but it's also a matter of implementation. There's still nothing that can beat a Mitsubishi's 24track 15bit convertors ... ... until you can afford that, go 24bit for tracking and mixing, but...

Soundcraft Ghost 32LE and Alesis HD24. Gonna buy me some 8ch micpreamps for road use (was thinking lineaudio.se, <€500 for 8 preamps...) Herwig

I'd say: power strip at back of rack or one of those power strips with the outlets at the back, rackmountable and a power switch on the front (may need a 1U blank above and/or below if there's a lot of warts) Off course all cables nicely zip-tied :D Herwig

Yes and no ... I've based my little microphone cabinet on a) positives reviews over different boards, not restricted to HR.com B) what I see in studio's when recording as a musicisian c) whatever good deal pops along on my way... Behrie ECM8000 (first mic's) SM57 (bacause they're classic) AKG...

yep, already did, but there seems to be something wrong with my yahoo subsription, haven't seen any msg yet, though the site says multiple messages a day... H.

I know this has been beaten to death, but I stronlgy suggest NOT touching any equalising... It's better to learn what the faults in your system are than trying to correct them... Let me give an example: Imagine you have a room with a problem in the 60Hz-area, for instance a 6db bump in that...

I know it's too late, but anyay: Had following stuff done with my upright: [styles range from jazz to folk to light classic to dance-pop] - use elastic rubbers or foam to put a mic between the legs of the bridge - had a B&K on that, don't remember which model (I was told that's the old jazz...

... once read this article about a session player doing a lot of dub and reggae.. he used a 60ies P-bass for it WITH THE ORIGINAL FLATWOUNDS on it ... talk about deep, dead tone without sustain.. Flatwounds help , heavy gauge strings help, high action helps, cutting all treble/tone helps...

It'll work in a sense that you will get audio from your speakers, but remember that any chain is as weak as its weakest link... in your case the amplifier... 'reference' amps are made to reproduce sounds in a 'purer' way (less harmonic distortion, uncolored amplification,...). But it works, and...

Imho turning off the fisher price XP look is tweak #1 and the most effiecient one. #2 turn off services you don't need (blkviper's site for that) #3 only put music software on your deidcated music setup Works for me. Herwig

Thanks Bruce. That input-mixing thing seems interesting... for example when recording 16 tracks I could send some tracks via lightpipe to a computer, add (almost - depends on latency) realtime effects to them and play them back through the last 8 digital inputs ... a poor man's outboard :cool...

Hi y'all, (this is mainly an ad for European viewers, but I'm happy to ship to any nation worldwide) I've just bought a standalone 24track recorder so I'm dumping my previous audio solution: 3x ST Audio DSP2000: DSP24 soundcard with ADC/DAC 2000 breakout-box. The card has a special audio...

Hi y'all, New to this part of the forum, and to the HD24... Just bought one on eBay (€1,000 ~= $1150) and anxiously awaiting it's arrival.. In the meantime: 1) Are there firmware versions to stay clear of that anyone knows or is it ok just to get the 1.17 in there ? 2) I have a laptop and am...