Hello,

I am looking for a workstation, and am considering purchasing one of the KORG Triton line. I am especially interested in good piano/strings sounds, although also looking for variety, much flexibility, good sound quality. Thoughts on the Triton (and particular models--e.g. LE, Studio), or equivalents at lesser price?

Thanks.

I would like to draw attention to a great article on Bill Putnam in Mix this month. You can read it free on the net. If you haven't fully aquainted yourself with the gentleman, I highly suggest you do so now. To merely say he was a major force in shaping current recording technology is to ignore his huge contributions behind the board.

Yup,
Intel 2.6 GHz
Intel Perl MB w 800 MHz FSB
512 RAM 400 MHz
52x32x52 CD Writer
120 Gig HD Seagate
sleek-looking black whisper case
NVIDIA video card 64 mg RAM

old components that went in:
20 gig system drive
60 gig storage drive

the best part: it's up and running w Pro Toolz!
David

Ok, could someone please explain the "Pentium M" Processor? Is this the same as P4 etc? How is the Pentium M Processor in a laptop related to audio and the like?
Best regards,
mIchAEl

In attempting to become a sort of community,I firmly believe that knowing more about each of these basically anonymous posters,helps us all in understanding where each of us is coming from when we make particullarly pointed remarks, or seemingly over zealous opinions about the proper use and application of some piece of gear or technique.So, as yer MODERATOR,I'm going to open a thread dealing w

How come that many synths produce a pulsating sound when you strike a chord and other don't. It's hard to describe but on many hardware and software synths if you strike a triad chord (or any other) you get a pulsating, wobbling sound. There are also many synths which don't have this. I know it has something to do with synced osc's or the lack thereof. Any idea's?

Have a problem on my Tascam US 224 where I suddenly lost all input signal on my XLR and line inputs.

This hapened right after I connected my RODE NT1 to the unit, via an external phantom power supply that was already switched on.
The volume ouput on the soundcard was set at zero, but one trim pot was set at maximum.

Just wanted to see what everyone thought was the best AMD DAW board. I'm leaning toward the ASUS A7N8X, but wondered if anyone has tried the MSI K7N2 or K7N420 PRO boards? Are there others that I should look at instead?

The only requirements I have are that I keep my XP1900+ processor, and my Terratec 24/96 audio card.

Thanks!
Todd

it seems like all the moderators and some readers do on this board is bicker about why they are right about their OPINIONS on certain pieces of gear and why certain other people's OPINIONS are invalid.

Given the short warranty of today's hard drives, I decided to switch my Dell P500 to a pair of 120Gb drives, one as the working drive, the other ghosted, so that when one of them fails, I'll have a functioning driveimage.

After a few glitches I got 98se installed on the new drive, and *everything* -- 40Gb of stuff -- loaded on it.