I have looked at the wave forms of many current pop and rock CDs and it seems to be commonplace for tracks to hit 'overs' again and again on loud sections. I am talking not about one or two samples at 0dBFS but 5, 10, up to 25 or more on *each* peak.

I am using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, and have been for a long time without problem. Now for some freaking reason, the font (default font?) is *huge* and looks like a san serif type...it is really weird. I looked at "Tools...Internet Options...Fonts", but there is no available option for font size, only a default style.

Any ideas?

Anyone know if theres a way to register RME products on the line.Cant find any info on the website.

Thanks

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Yeah, about the RME analog expansion boards (AEB), both the 8 output and input boards carry stereo signals though single 1/4 inch i/o jacks.

1] In your mixer, pan the first piece (1&2) as a normal stereo track of music, hard left and right.
2] Next, pan the second track (3&4) dead center for both channels. This will make the track mono.

Hi,

One question here: Why a channel doesn't appear to be muted in the mixer when I muted it in the arrange window (and viceversa)?

I tried the link option (top left corner chain turned purple) but it didn't solve the problem.

Is that normal?

What am I missing?

I currently have a pair of the Sony MDR-7506. I like them fine, but I was looking for a headphone that offered more isolation, and it would be cool if they sounded even better than the 7506's too. I heard that Beyer was the way to go, but I didn't know which phones were better for what.

here's my story:
i'm getting a mobile unit running.. have a dell lattitude (running w2k, p3 850mhz, 256 meg ram).
i have successfully run 17 tracks of audio (w/ a handful of plugs) on nuendo and not had a problem.

Can the Masterlink act as the master and shoot clock out the digital outs to a external da?My da(Lucid) has no wordclock input it gets it's clock via the digital input.Any help would be great.