Hi all !

Just picked up a pair of Peavey EuroSys 2 passive monitors (for free!). What power amp would you recommend to match that?

Thx,
Geert.

hi there,
i have got a O2R V2.0 linked with a RME Sound Card via an ADAT port.
as you may know, the 02R only recognizes 44.1 & 48 khz and the bug appeared when i inserted a CDrom with an audio menu with contains 32khz sounds.
the O2R said DIO WORLD CLOCK ERROR cause i was working with a 44.1 frequency... :(

I have a song, that was produced, written and recorded by me. I am really happy with this one, and i guess this would be my best mix. Everytime that I hear it played back I kind of get this urge to do something with it cuase it sounds so good.

I'm recording an a capella outfit at the moment.

I know this question was just recently posted by someone else, but I've got some other questions as well.

Hello to everyone! My forst post here...

Finally got my hand on cash enough for a pair of monitors (and a soundcard!).

This is what i have zeroed in on... u guyz WILL have to tell me what to go in for, cause the option of cheking out these myself does not exist. also no chance to A/B them or to return them.

i'm trying so get as close as possible soundproofing my studio from the control room i was wondering if anyone has heard of this material or what you think about it

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OK...

This makes no sense to me.

I'm bustin' the ceiling with my Effects Processor's minimal settings

I'm running the Lexicon MPX-500 w/ an Echo Audio LAYLA 24/96 PC AI. I'm looping my dry, pre-recorded signal out of the Layla's 3/4 Outs...in & out of the Lexicon; & back into the Laya's 3/4 Ins (all balanced.)

Hello out there!

I'm putting together my first portable digital system, and hope I'm in the right forum!

I'm looking for components that are compatible with my ibook g4. My ultimate goal is to take the recordings of samples, transfer to my ibook, and mainpulate the samples.

Here's what I've come up with so far (budget is about a grand):

Hey folks,