Hello all! Long time since my last post.

Lol, I'm such a moron.
So I had a really nice mix happening for one of the OASIS tracks; nice tight, defined lows, smooth mids, silky top end, instruments and vocals very nicely balanced - except for one very small change I wanted to make... famous last words...

SoundToys is offering their "little plate" reverb plugin - both 32 and 64 bit versions - for free until November 22, 2017.
Both PC and Mac versions are available.
I haven't used it yet so I can't comment on it.
http://www.soundtoys.com/product/little-plate/

FWIW :)

Hi Everyone,

I've been using a home built Windows 2000 PC for years to record and the computer finally bit the dust. I have an M-Audio four port card that I run two outs from my board into. A bootlegged version of Cakewalk SONAR, and various other items. I haven't touched this PC in years and really want to get back into recording but I have no idea what I need at this point.

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If you ever saw the movie Decline of Western Civilization Part II you might recognize this glam wannabe. The law finally caught up with him but only after 8 years of ripping people off...
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Hello

So for years now, at least since DAWs have given us the ability to move audio files around by infinitesimal amounts within a time line, I've both read and talked to other engineers about time aligning the overhead drum mics to the Snare and Kick...
I know there's also software available that can apparently time align those mics/tracks, although I've never used it.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a low latency sound card? I hoped to find a few experts here.
The quality of the sound literally DOES NOT matter, as long as the sound is recognizeable. It's main purpose is professional gaming for a rather old game.
(windows 7 / priorities are latency>price>quality)