I know in the past you've posted some PC Optimizing tips. This may sound like a dumb question. But is it different to optimize depending on the sound card one uses?

It seems some of the tips I've heard from others are focused on a specific software programs or soundcards. So does the Optimizing you recommend work for all music recording purposes?

munkee

Bob, hopefully maybe you have SF's ear a bit. Lemme explain a problem I have had since the first beta of vegas.

These are the 20 bit unbalanced ones, how would you compare them to the 16 bit Tascam DA-38 converters ?

For the ones that have never had the fine opportunity to sit in during a mastering proccess, :( what are basic chain of events that take place from the time you open the package containing the song/s?

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Greg, I put this link on you page just in case you might miss it. Your reply to a thread some months back lead me to believe this one might be for you.

best regards

chris

Ok. as many of you have learned.. my primary function is mastering.

Now through this long and eventful career. I have done just about all of it. FOH, Voice production/punches, huge live mixes (75+channels), huge studio mixes (90+channels)...worked in the 70's/80's/90's...00's too.

Now...here is the point:

"But Mixerman! How could you say this? A song being good or bad is completely subjective!"

Well, not completely. There ARE certain proven elements to a great song. But I'm not going to go into that right now. This step is about the listener. If the listener hates the song, the mix is irelevant. A mix can only bring a song to its fullest potential.

can anybody PLEASE tell me how control filter & resonance with midi using CC data? i think i'm missing one small step somewhere.

anybody have a op760-1 card to get rid of? didn't think so.

thanks

Is this Cubaseland, or Pro Tools only? (Doesn't seem to be, if I look at the other forums)

How do you use logic, if you do it at all - as sequencer or more as tape-machine style recording tool? Or is logic just sitting in your studio to offer compatibility?

Maybe, it's a North-American phenomenom, but there's logic-users all around the world but not in Nashville? ;)

I'm just getting started with my switch over to pc recording and I would like to add a second hard drive to my pc to used for music. I have a P111 with 256 megs of ram. The hard drive I have now is a Quantum Fireball 20.4 gig but it's 5400 and I've been finding out that my system seems to be a little shakey when working in Vegas and adding plugins.