I'm always looking for new sounds to add to my mpc 2000xl. anybody got any or know of a place to go?

I've been using an Echo Mia for a while now but i recently purchased a Marian Marc ADAT card and a Behringer ADA8000.
Installed it all without a hitch and it all works very well(running both the card and ada8000 at 24/44.1).

There were a few threads this summer about line mixers. I just saw http://www.speck.co…"]LiLo[/]="http://www.speck.co…"]LiLo[/] on the Speck Electronics site: a line mixer in a desk format.

I posted this in the beginners guide forum, but haven't gotten any replies, so I thought I'd try this one. So, I'm thinking about getting rid of my analog mixer in favor for a digital one (maybe a Yamaha 01V or similar). I need a mixer with similar features to an analog (channel inserts, direct outs, several auxs, etc.), but digital features (automation, onboard dynamics, digital connectors).

I would like to know if anyone can tell me if the LA-2A is known for rolling off the high-endabove 5K in frequency. I built one exactly as it was originally made and it works very good except for the high-enddrop off. Is this normal for this model by Tektronics. Thanks for any help you can provide.

I'm planning a Upgrade of Converters and Pres from my existing Aardvark 24/96 setup. I'd like Expandability for the future. Start w/ 8 I/O and 16 in the future.

i am thinking to buy Dynaudio m2s with sub, mainly for producing dance genres, anyone using them!

tnx in advance

random logic

Heard something about the pci-slots in the new G5 macs, that they are of a new standard and that "older" pci-cards (audiointerfaces, UAD-1, powercore...) won't work and have to be replaced/updated. Anyone know if this is true ?

I know these are primarily meant for measurements and stuff but surely if its a dead flat, accurate mic then its a dead flat, accurate mic and should be really good for stuff like acoustic guitar? I'm not too knowledgeable about such stuff so if anyone has any reasons why this is a bad idea please enlighten me

Cheers,

Ian.

Hi everybody :) really nice board, I'm newbie here