Well, I am looking to pick up a cheap pair of powered monitors for my future Korg D1600/D1200. Of course these will probly stay with my for a long time as cash isn't something that grows on trees for me :roll: .

I had these in mind:

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Thinking about purchasing the Dynaudio Bm15's.

The passive model is about $1500.00 less. I do have a Harmon Kardon citation 100 watt power amp I can use, but my DA converter outputs are Xlr and the inputs on the power amp are rca. Would there be any advantage over getting the active version than the passive model.

I have a question about the mic/micpre i want to buy. first, the RNP with RNC and either a AT 4040 or a SP C3 .. second, a Summit 2BA-221 and a RODE NTK.. what do you guys think?

Will they drop PT HD1, HD2 OF prices?

"The ACCEL card appears to be a super dsp card replacement for the HD Process card. The new card is twice as powerful - but has a list price only $500 higher. HD2 and HD3 ACCEL systems will include the new card instead of the Process cards previously shipped with these systems. The other news is that ACCEL is shipping immediately."

Hello all,

I've been involved with recording/synths for quite some time now, but as of yet I haven't done anything with sequencers. I don't know much about them and I'm wondering which ones are better for beginners.

I've been biding my time; reading about SATA, and wondering when the time would be right for an upgrade.

Anyone running SATA successfully on a DAW?

tj

Probably a dumb question but I don't know too much in this area. I'm not using keyboards or any midi interfaces or anything all software and using samples . just curious if I still need to get a better soundcard. If I'm not recording but just playing back through monitors will having a beter soundcard make a big difference in how good your mix will turn out?

I'm working on some 1/4" reels to CD for a client and am having problems. The tape is Ampex 9472, circa late 1975 running at 15 ips. I'm using an Otari MX5050 for playback. They're turning out to be some of those old reels that don't want to cooperate.

In my small home studio I have my computer in the same room that I track in.

Any plusses or minuses of having a flat panel monitor in a tracking room?

(noise , interferance?)

So, if you are telling me that you have one and it works great, tell me what kind and if there are any special specs I need to pay attention to when buying.