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Go figure. Over at seasoundaudio.com, we've been working collectively to write drivers and improve our Seasound Solo 24/96(SS went out of business, it was Tom Oberheim's company).

As a charter AGS member (Association of Gear Sluts) I'm always interested in any cool looking box with lots of knobs and lights. And speaking of cool looking, I've always wondered about the dbx Blue series (mic preamp, compressor). I don't think I've ever heard them mentioned around here, which is pretty unusual in and of itself. So what's the scoop? Good value? Pieces of Trash?

I've seen several people on here mention that they've bought from Newegg. I've made several purchases from them myself, with never a problem. They have very low prices, usually right there with the lowest prices on Pricewatch, but they don't charge the inflated shipping charges that most of the others do.

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I need some help with the direction of our studio. We recently moved out of a office plaza due to lack of space. And have turned our eye on renting/buying a three (3) room 1200sq upper level condo and converting it into a private state of the art recording studio. The problem is:

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I just upgraded from WL 3.0 to 4.0. It states that I should raise my graphics from 16 bit to 24 bit. However, my computer seems to only support 16 bit or 32 bit...Where's 24 bit? Do I really need it? Or will it just slow down my PC?

I just finished recording 2 bands at their live show. I recorded the whole thing directly to DAT. Now that I have edited and mastered it, I need to burn the file onto CD. Normally I would use Sound Forge/CD Architect since I can use the regions as the playlist. Unfortunately, I have a new CD burner that Architect can't recognize.