Hello folks,

I own the Triton Rack module and was wondering if any of the current cards they have (for expansion) are worth investing in. My genre of music includes R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, some Gospel, & a little Rock. I really dislike making a purchase to only find out that the sounds are crap.

I plan on doing some video in the near future along with audio. So I was wondering, are the current HD's up to speed? The last time I used this one video program, I would get a lot of "jitter" whenever I'd play a movie or something. I was under the impression :roll: that the RPM speed of the drive determined this. Is my theory correct or is it wishful thinking?

I'm looking at a good drum shield for our church (I have acoustic treatment I will be using along with one). Any experiences with or opinions on any of these (probably about as much opinion on these as ?

This is the first time I've posted a new topic to this forum, so take it easy on me, please. :D

So, what is you dream kit? Right now, I have a basic Tama RockStar five piece that I'm not very happy with.

Here's what I plan to do...

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Can one (1) of these mix 24 tracks from a hard disk recorder such as the Alesis or Tascam?
It may be a stupid question but I'm a bit confused by everything I've read in the last week or so.

Can anybody tell me what exactly the hard drive cache affects? I'm probably going to buy an OWC elite, and am trying to decide if I should get a 8 or 2 MB cache drive.

Hi all,
Getting info on this board is next to impossible?
Could anyone give me their feedback? I'm thinking of selling my Houston and changing it for something like this.
Funny thing about this board though; no talkback feature in the monitor section?
What would be the best setup for a good talkback system other wise?

I've noticed that some new commercial CDs show track titles and others just show track numbers. I'm now wondering if getting your song names to come up in certain players can present problems.

Here's the deal. I have a client who wishes to transfer 24 tracks of analog to either Pro Tools or Cubase for a PC. The only things I have in the studio are Macs running Vision and Logic. Both these save as SDII or AIFF files. Will either of these open in a PC environment?
Will Pro Tools for PC import SDII files from a Mac?
Will Cubase even know what it's looking at?