there seems to be a lot of mention of dual processor systems in various forums here.
consequently there is a lot of referral to MSI's dual athlon board, but it seems like not many are aware of the others.

ASUS just recently announced their athlon dual processor solution, the A7M266-D (AMD760 MPX chipset)

Hi. Can anyone recommend a specific recording with extensive use of Neve preamps, both vocal and for tracking instruments? A recent recording with a clone would be fine. I have seen the mantra repeated here numerous times and would like to hear for myself. I am a hobbyist getting serious about my tone.

I did a three piece band on ADATs, thru a Tascam board. Made a ruff mix of one of the songs on the Tascam. Then, digitally transferred the ADATs into Pro Tools LE, set to the same sampling rate and bit depth. Tried a ruff mix internally in Pro Tools, and the ruff I did off the ADATs thru the Tascam desk squashes the Pro Tools mix like a grape!

I've noticed trends in the amount of reverb used on lead vox. With more modern recordings leading to more of a dry sound, but I'm sure there is still a little bit being used. Are there any hard and fast rules? should the reverb be stereo or mono?

Has anyone used this Motherboard for digital audio recording? Is it easy to setup? How is the performace as a DAW? I am using a Delta 66 with Sonar. I was planning to configure the board with AMD XP1600 and 512 pc2100.

i was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction.
i'm planning on doing some software synthesis along with effects and sampling. so far i've found that Cubase will be my mixing console.
i'm looking for good quality synthesis, i've found: crusher-x live (a granuler effects program) very cool
maybe some native instruments programs

I am setting up my new Hafler TRM 8s and I ran into a dilemma. I purchased some Omnistudio mounts for bottom mounting and attached the mounts to the wall. How high can I place these monitors? Can I put them above my head and then tilt them down and still get the same imaging as setting them flat? Any problems with sound this close to the wall (6-12")?

Hey all -

Just wanted to drop in a note that Hal Blaine is online, up and running. For you cats that want to tune in, please pay a visit to http://www.HalBlaine.com or check out his private Drum and Percussion community at (Dead Link Removed)

hey all...i record mostly hard rock, heavy drum and guitar based music. Up till now i'd been forced to track digital (PT/radar/da88/etc).

anyways...i was wondering what you guys do when tracking to compensate for hi freq loss...(yes the machine is well maintained and biased properly)

i'm building a new pc for audio and would like to have the 40+ track count without shelling out for scsi. anyone have good or bad stories abt ide raid controllers? i had been looking at the promise fastrack 100 series.. thx