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Hi all. thanks so much for all the Input, suggestions and information. It's been a great help. Here's the master plan. Please feel frr to poke holes in it.
I have a Korg Triton Pro and I plan to buy some software which will give this keyboard the ability to perform the same as the Korg Karma.
For this I need a computer with guts because I also plan to create loops off this keyboard, fly it out to Soundforge or similar then paint the loops into Acid, then do some overdubs and stuff with the Triton/Karma and a few other bits n pieces I have laying around the place. The first step is getting a SoundCard, probably an M-Audio 24/96. then the PC. which will probably be:

AMD 3.8 Dual Core
Asus motherboard [which kind? I dunno]
2 x 160 gig drives
Dual bus Video Card [which model? I dunno]
2 video screens
M-Audio 24/96 Soundcard
Win XP SP 2

I reckon this will work. I'm not sure about the exact Model No. of the Motherboard though, or the exact type of Video Card. Any suggestions?
Once again. thanks.
Regards. .MAWD

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cfaalm Thu, 04/13/2006 - 04:49

Hi Mawd, looks like you're on your way.

Videocards can be anything from an ATI X300 to nVIDIA 6200. Lots of models with 2 heads there. The consensus is to not pick a high model, like gamers would. I'd choose a passively cooled model (no fans) to avoid further build up of noise.

You'll just have to know whether it's going to be AGP or PCI-E, which of course depends on your board.

I hope someone else can recommend a board. Also here I'd suggest a passively cooled chipset. You can even take the chipset fan off and install a Zalman chipset cooler instead.