Hey folks,

Hi guys! I just jumped from "tech talk" to see what's happening on other forums and have question, maybe stupid, but let me ask.

Hello,

I recently purchased a Gigastudio 160 setup with variable components I'm trying to make work together now. For anyone interested in helping, and advice offered on setting all of this up and getting it to work together is extremly appreciated!

The hardware and software are all installed. What I need now is the machines to be able to work in conjunction.

Hallo everyone,
I am planning to buy a new console and after a month of thinking I have made my mind but I need some feedback.

I have a level issue...I'm monitoring through a Mackie 1604 --2 channel stereo panned hard right n left. I seem to be getting more level out of the left side due 2 the meter running hotter...I've check all gain structure from my Mac running DP to my individual trim on the MAckie & master faders...all equal. If I even out the panning to straight up, all levels are even?

Hi, has anybody used this software?
I'm saving to buy Sonar 3, but I don't need all that MIDI power (only using some soft synths with simple lines) and looking at the price difference it is tempting to go the Tracktion route.

I've heard that the new pro tools systems won't have it compulsory to use at least one HD audio I/O.

can any one confirm this? is this just a rumour?

i'm planning to purchase the HD2 system and was thinking of getting the Prism ADA Dream. Now if this is true, then i'd like to run only the Prisms.

Waves should i buy it. They sound great but is it worth the money ?

So I got myself a copy of Reason and I love it, like many others seem to. Seeing that I'm pretty new to studio methods and all, I'm yet to feel that I have a prefered method that I like for making electronic music. What Reason has done is taught me a lot about how different hardware works with eachother. One thing I love is how easy it is to do automation.

Hi All, I'm told by a new friend made via RO that changing the tubes out in my ART Pro MPA can result in pretty decent preformance improvement. This year's shopping list is all about really good pres and comps, but for now, a cheap way to improve what I have sounds enticing. Any thoughts on different tubes in each channel for diffeent flavors? Thanks.