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Um...off the top of my head (its not in front of me) 2.5 Ghz AMD Turion 64 1GB RAM 128 MB ATI Radeon Video 80GB Hard drive (Only 15 GB Used) -note: I often save the Audio files via firewire to an external 120GB I am using the Firepod, only one input at a time. I have found bouncing tracks...

I am using SOnar 6 PE on my laptop, its not the beefiest of rigs, but it has handled 8 simultaneous ins and playback on Cubase LE just fine. When I use Amplitube on more than one channel, it lags sickly. Is it that processor heavy? What are some tricks i can do to free up some CPU head room?

Yeah, does that thing work? My wife wants one.

Am I the only one who actually keeps firearms nearby, rather than a bat?

that is essentially the same thing as the Session Drummer V2 that comes w/ Sonar Pro 6. Just want to expand the MIDI patterns. I have tried making my own. I can't write fills.

I have no doubt in my head the that he is the MIDI master. I am MIDI poo poo. I think I may not be communicating myself clearly. I have a perfectly good VST drummer. The PATTERNS that come packaked in it are limited. I have been able to get a few .midi files online, which you can load into...

I am using Sonar Pro 6. Got it for Xmas. The Session drummer sounds nice to me, but it comes packed with a limited number of midi drum patterns, and I wanted to expand my library with minimal creative output. ;) While your link would work, I don't see it being any better/worse than what I am...

Was wondering about good ones you may have had experience with. I too have tried google, and the top couple hits didnt really produce anything useful to me. Just seeing if anyone had a site of the top of their heads. Which you didnt. But thanks for trying. :)

I am tired of the built in MIDI drum sequences in Cakewalk. Is there a good online resource for new (free?) ones? Or will I actually have to try to make my own? :(

Yes, the more mics you give me, the better your rig will sound.

I was taught to use the rule of 3. If your mic is 1 inch away from the speaker cone, then your next should be 3 away. and the next = 9, so on. Another way. duplicate the tracks, pan hard left and right, and listen. I could be dumb though. Thats why I hang around HomeRec, and not ProRec

Insurance. Lots of Insurance. Maybe invest in a portable generator, so you can throw a party wherever you are?

I am bad. I snuck a peak at my Christmas present this year. Cakewalk Sonar 6, Pro Ed Drumkit From Hell 2 (WTF is this?) SM-58 KY Self Heating Lubricant Oatmeal Stout Kit (I make my own beer) my question: Yeah i know, RTFM, but I wasnt expecting Cakewalk, so how good is it? Any highlights...

So whats still up for grabs?

I know Ruben love ribbons on acoutic sticks. So I would guess a ribbon mic in a warm room.

I have a Presonus mic pre. One of them $100 dealies I go with my Firepod for free. I'll eat shipping

I thought we were trying to make me cry? Oh well, thanks for the kind word. FWIW, the drums were done using the 3-mic method.

i do realize that i posted a bad link, and I am sorry. do forgive me. I did, however fix it almost 30 seconds afterward. 401,l patience is a virtue, dont jump the gun!

Check out 2 vs. 2 Fade and Ancient history done the way I was taught in school Defiance and Witch Hunt done the way I learned in HR BBS. Comment on it! Except Rami and Pygmi Beat, you guys hurt my feelings. HERE!

Check out 2 vs. 2 Fade and Ancient history done the way I was taught in school Defiance and Witch Hunt done the way I learned in HR BBS. Comment on it! Except Rami and Pygmi Beat, you guys hurt my feelings.