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hey oct: Pardon my ignorance, but is that the round thing I screw my 103 into? -jk

when a bather steps into the tub, the volume of the bather is combined with the volume of the solvent to produce a new level... ... what if the solvent dissolves the bather somewhat? Does that increase headroom?

I recall your sentiments on audio finance... have to say I agree that if quality is the goal than it always pays to save up for something really good. It sounds like you're hinting that a TDM Mac PT plugin is the only way to approach, say a $5000 Tube Tech, but Waves 'Native' could perhaps...

whoops -- hey tube, those others are Mac only right? I went with a PC/Saw DAW.

tube, R U talkin Waves Gold Native Bundle @ $1300 ?

Do you think, in general, an EQ plugin can at all compete with a good piece of hardware?

thanks Keith. I guess I am afraid of the old "no free lunch/ you get what you paid for" syndrome. Most Saw Plugins run at about $150, whereas a good EQ box I figure runs in the thousands.

hi. I am trying to repair a recording made of a live musical show for a theater group I am in, in NYC. It done about a year ago(not by me). It was of a Gilbert and Sullivan show, Pinafore, and included large pit orchestra and solo vocals and chorus. The recording was done digitally to...

Nice face. Interesting article... But I thought mixing with headphones was sacrilege? Seriously, does anyone buy this? -jk

*gloat* I am very proud of this ... but really I have you guys to thank for this awesome setup. Particular thanks to sjoko2. New PC: -Asus A7V 1600+ XP Motherboard -AMD Athlon 1.4GHz CPU -IBM 60GB IDE hd -IBM 40GB IDE hd -Sony 52X IDE CD Rom -Matrox G550 32MB Video Card -512 MB Dimm -Daewoo...

Im no expert, but here's a start... if you have a CD burner (not just a reader) on your PC then you probably have some burning software that came with it, like "Adaptec Easy CD Creater" which is usually distributed with burners. If you can create .wav files (and other formats) with ProTools...

Well kiss my britches!!! They let me upgrade to SawStudio!! I got the Lite version. My system is totally bitchin' now!! Thanks for the links Angie! Now I can die a happy man.

*salivate*

I got RME, and I think it is one of the best for PC, but you need an external converter (which, surprisingly, is actually a feature cause you end up with better, noise - free audio).

Thanks Angie I'll drop you a mail. I was wondering about a user forum. BTW, what do you think of the SawPro standard plugins? I briefly checked out the Varipitch that comes with SawPro, and the Reverberator, which I got seperately (I think it was around $40). My initial impressions were...

wow. after a year of agonizing over what system to upgrade my home recording setup with, I finally settle on getting 'SawStudio' softtware. So, I buy and build a PC, get the soundcard I wanted, get a nice converter and ... voila... IQS goes out of business. No more SawStudio! Needless to...

cool! I didn't really know about the 480, so I just surfed-up on it. How big is the unit?

cholt: I don't really know too much about the Roland unit. Probably one of these other smart guys like Bruce could better advise you. If you want to be sure you could always play my game: buy it from a place like Sam Ash that has a money back return policy, then do an A-B with your unit's...

Hey guys-- wow these posts don't die?! Sorry it took so long to get back. The PCM 91 is awesome and so is the Space Echo (I will check the model number when I get home). Everything has plusses and minuses. The plusses on the Lex is the sound. Minus is price. The Space Echo sounds real...

Alch- I think you are right about Tool being less compressed. I also really dug that first claymation video. Great musicians.