Hello All,

I believe this is my first post on this forum, and I'm taking a bold step - having not established any credibility.

I seem to recall a thread a while back where somebody heard rumors that the P4 2.4B Northwood (533FSB) might support hyperthreading. For some reason I can't find the thread. Anybody know if this rumor is true? Thanks!

I never like this 16 Tom in my recordings.
I tried evry Mic but I still don't like it. It doesn't sond like a 16.
Any suggestions?

Which Loudness Level must I record the file before I start mastering? Do I have to record it as loud as possible?

Well, time to move on and make a proper DAW machine ;)
Was looking at the P4PE series boards and wondering if anyone had a go with them.

Hi

I'm in charge of upgrading the studio i'm currently working at. I've already started with the electrical work and the acoustics (the backbone of all the upgrades), but at the same time i know the equipment needs some upgrading as well.

We are currently running ADAT XT's (which i loathe) with a Mackie 24x8(which i loathe as well, but not as much as the ADATs).

Anybody know of a website where albums are dissected from an engineering and production standpoint. Including, mike placement, preamps used, compressors, reverbs, etc, etc.?

ciao,

woods

Biting the bullet because of my click and pop problems with my old P3 machine, I upgraded to:
Pentium 4 1.7 Ghz
ASUS p4B266-C mobo (intel 845D Chipset)
256 DDRAM (PC 2100)
Audiophile 2496
Inno 3D GeForce 2 MX400 32MB AGP Card

Ok, so after many months of not booting into my audio os (win2k) because of a stability problem, this afternoon I conquerored it!
After goofing off with irq/CMOS, and software updates, the stability problem was .. can you guess?
DirectX 8.0a

Hi, I found this 10 plus years ago and put it in the "to fix" pile and finally got it up and running recently. Tried to find some information on it but only got some
listings in studio equipment on site hits. Quality components and sounds good but was curious to its origins. Have it racked with a Furman submixer.
Thanks