Hey guy's sorry i have been away for a while, however I have returned! let the Games begin! lol
Anyway,,,,,,,,,, :D

Just a quick question. When dealing with big expensive studio mics that require phantom(or any condser, really), is it better to plug the mic in first, then activate the phantom power, or the other way around? Why?

Thanks,
-=Jeff Merkel=-

Got a OC'd Celeron 633@790 with 192RAM running Windows 98. On my previous machine, I did all the tweaks I found over on the Prorec sight, vcache, virtual memory, etc. That article is about 3 years old now and I'm not sure if the recommendations are still valid. What tweaks have brought you increased performance?

Hello.
I want to use Steinberger-NUENDO DAW software and I want to know what is the best PC Hardware with multiprocessors (2 to 4 Pentiun III)under Windows 2000 to use with it?
I intend to use more than 72 track and lots of plugins, inclusiv surround Dolkby and DTS encoding.

Best regards

Herminio Cerqueira

ive been searching for a good rackmount chassis to build my new PC DAW around. the carillon systems look good, but they are pre-configured. this would be good in some instances, but i want to be responsible from the ground up.

Do both of these mics sound the same in cardoid mode? Is the only difference in these mics the choice of multi patterns or is it a completely different design?

I am overseeing the purchase of a new PT MIXPlus rig with a G4(?) for a new studio. The questions I have are:

Is it normal for the VST effects to be much quieter in Exported audio, than they were when you were monitoring them?

--Gabriel

Not looking to generate a raging debate,...just looking for a quick, basic forum member poll.

Four microphones...pick one from these four...and say why.

OK, so I haven't even taken delivery of the MCI JH-24 yet and I'm already wondering about upgrading the audio path. I have the owner's manual with schematics and see that all the chip I/O is NE5534 and NE5532. While these are certainly low distortion devices, I have seen people pooh-pooh them on other forums.