Again I can't find the referring topic, but I read on here that a user replaced the tube in his CAD mic with a nice Groove Tubes tube, and that he was saving up for a Telefunken NOS.

Is this wise? Is it worth it? I have a CAD VSM-1, and I like it a lot, but if replacing the stock tube means that I have a vastly improved mic, I'll spend $50-75 to do it.

I read on here (naturally I can't find the topic to quote now) that Apple G5 duals have trouble with Pro Tools HD.

Is this true? Does this also apply to Pro Tools LE? I'm planning on getting a new Mac and LE. Would there be any problem there?

First, I want to reiterate what many have said about this forum...it does indeed kick much ass. I've read so much about so many of you, I feel as if I know some of you quite well just from checking out your comments, suggestions and (minor) arguments...!

I will be working on a live recording done on Cubase (@48k -24 bit) with a Mutu sound card (24 I/O). I did not record it.

Hey everybody. I'm having some problems with my home studio, and need some help. When I try to open Cubase SX, it tests for my hardware, and it says "The test was not succesful. The current setup did not produce reliable sync information." Does anybody know how to fix this?

Hi, I'm having a problem with saved files from SX 2. It seams to be random but some of my projects are several hundred mb large and take a good 10 - 20 minutes to open. Any idea what this could be? the particular project that has been the last straw is only audio files with 3 plugins for effects being used.
Thanks for your help.

I am considering buying a used 2-track for mixdown, instead of
the DAT or ITB that I do now. Will any reasonably well-maintained 2-track do the job (once aligned and cleaned, and perhaps relapped) of giving my mixes the warmth I need?
For instance, I see a lot of
Otari MX 5050 on Ebay. I could probably scratch together $1K
if I found the right machine.

I was just looking at the specs on the Behringer ep2500 power amp and I realized it says that baby sucks 9.6amps. Now at that rate on a normal 15 amp circuit that you'd encounter a lot, you couldn't even run 2 of them on one could you? I highly doubt it's 9.6amps continuous unless its pushing max power, right? whats the opinion.

hi...
have recently joined this forum...
new to digital recording...
have recorded my guitar parts on nuendo...
now wot i wanna do is to program the drums over this.

totally clueless...

i have battery, and am aware of drum maps and drum editor. but cant use 'em

What is the norm for compressing vocals for Hip Hop and R & B/ Pop songs?

Thanks For your guidance!