Greetings all. I was in the DUC forum when I came across this.

the vocal from a stereo track...:o

Hi! I'm a sound engineer and producer located in Norway, and newly registered. :D

I know this is a way of comparing Apples with Peaches but although.
I used to have an mpc 3000 LE and worked aswell on a Mac Running various versions of Logic.
Regarding the midi thing I have the idea that the MPC swings more from itself.
Am I crazy is this between my ears or is it really so.

I have been reading this forum for a while, but never posted. I do however have a question that hopefully someone can answer. Does anyone know if chipset: VIA PT800 + VT8237 for a pentium 4 processor will work with Pro Tools and an 002r? On their compatability page, Digidesign lists some chipsets, but I am not sure if they are the recommended ones or the only ones that will work properly.

Hey there,

Any 64 bit windows testers out there? Cakewalk recently announced Sonar x64. I'd give it a try myself if I had a 64 bit system, but alas, I do not. If any of you do, why don't you give it a shot?

I went to a studio yesterday to mix a song and after a sound engineer made a quick mastering with maxbass, Req, and ultramaximiser, and limiter.

I purchase a RMEfireface 800
I use it in a pc environment (2.8 cpu, 2gig memory)

So far my experience has been a disaster

THE SKINNY
I have been lurking the forums trying to figure out (to no avail) what hardware would be suitable for a very simple recording project.

I only need to record vocals, piano (from a high-end KORG), and possibly mic'd acoustic guitar. All tracks will be recorded one-at-a-time. Also, I will be using a PC (edit: w/ Audacity) to do this.