I could really use some advice on choosing equipment. I have a custom built PC and I want to be able to switch back and forth between music production (recording), DJ (both live and recording) and listening to music with as much quality as possible. In other words switchable between flat and non-flat. Where I am especially lost is the USB Audio Interface and DAC.

Newbie trying to get better quality vocals at home. I have the gear, I just need advice on how to set up.

The space is basically open, as it is a small dining room that opens up to a larger living room and has a doorway (with no door) to a kitchen. That may itself be the problem.Terrible echo.

This is old news but I had no idea where Studio One came from until now.
http://www.kreatives.org/kristal/index.php?section=news

Digital Audio, Spectra Editing, Object Based Editing, Normalization... Watch this to the end.
 

If anyone here can answer it, it will be Boswell.
I read over on GS that transformers (notably Studer) may need to be demagnetized. If this is true, I would expect all transformers would be suspect over time. Is this true?

These look excellent. I've never had the opportunity but hope to grab a chance to try anything in this series.

So.. after the dramas of trying to install OS 1.50 on my Quantum. Success!. I put up $60.00 for an old IBM Thinkpad off eBay running Windows XP. Note to all the unwary, MIDI interfaces on USB do NOT like virtual versions of windows, no matter how slick they seem to be working.

The result of the upgrade is as follows..

To all my friends and colleagues here on RO, I sincerely wish for you a very happy, prosperous and safe New Year. :)

-donny ;)

Here is an SOS interview with Andre Scheps, engineer for Adel, RHCP, Black Sabbath, Johnny Cash, and others.

Scheps is an interesting guy. Soft spoken, intelligent.

I found his comments regarding ITB vs OTB very interesting, and echoing what several members here (audiokid) have mentioned.

Hi there all,