I've been using a DAW - p42ghz, 512mg ram, one 10gig harddrive, and another 80gig hardrive, running Cubase 3.7 with a Lexicon Core 2 interface. Well, I just bought a Delta 1010 for the added inputs and have the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 2000.

I had a great time in Portland at the Tape Op Conference. A lot of great people that were really interested in bettering there craft and not just looking at the latest reverb unit.

The mastering Panel went well. From the response me and the other engineers were getting it seems like people got a lot out of it.

I am hearing my hard drive spin,CD rom spin and fan noise in the backround of my monitors. It happens on both monitor set ups. The sound is faint but, very pronounced thru the tweeters.
These sounds dont get picked up when I record.

ANy ideas?
Thanks

Hi, I have a project I am doing as a favour for a friend he is recording his book to CD, and I have not had any experience with Micing for this purpose. it should be a natural appealing sound that is not super compressed/close miced - that is I'm not after a typical in your face " radio " sound, just a clear natural clean and appealing recording.

Hi, I am new here, I hope I have the right forum for this question. I have been using an Mbox for the past year as a tie over to getting something better. I am now at a toss up between the ULN 2 from Metric Halo, which sounded great and the Apogee Mini Me, more expensive but a lot where I am, but people rave about it.

Hi all, I'm right in the process of trying to decide which gear to buy.

Today I have a Chineese mic (á la U87), a ART Tube MP, the Terratec EWS88MT (24 bit) and a fast AMD DAW.

I can do really good recordings, but since I want to upgrade the quality of my recordings I'm thinking of buying a new preamp - and perhaps also an analog compressor.

Hey guys/gals. I have a modest home studio and I'm looking to get a good solid-state pre for around 1k. I own a hhb radius 40 and a 50 (both tube) and a Joemeek vc6, but I'd like something better. The hhbs are ok on most stuff, but when recording 'heavier' guitars (which I do a lot) they are way to bright and brittle. I've had people tell me to look into Summit, Grace, FMR, etc.

What's a good low cost unit.

Does anybody here have a good source for reasonably priced rackmount PC cases?

Any things to pay specific attention to so that the Mobo and the rest fits well?

Do these cases generally come with quiet fans (or any fans for that matter)?

Do they come with power supplies (my impression is they usually don't ... ) ?

Thanks in advance,

MisterBlue.

According to the Ardour website, ardour.sourceforge.net, version 1.0 will be released this summer. I have been following the development and it looks very cool indeed.