Well, I'm currently researching how to Hot Swap removable IDE drive bay systems for someone and came across this on the Microslop website. I found this by accident(as usually the case!)

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q322359&

Hey,

For the past few months, I've been trying to get my MOTU 24i core system (with a pci-324 card) to work with my Pentium 4 system with an Asus p4b266-c motherboard and DDR ram.

This is a topic that's long-overdue...
There's a lot of new technology that's out, or just about to be out, and it needs to be clarified.

Netscape 7 is out, anyoine using yet? I tried to download it after I read that is was having problems downloading and ya, it shut down on me after an hour of downloading, :mad:

Hope it's nices than 6, I never even bothered with that hog, however, I do prefer it ove IE

As I understand the Asus P4B266 is the Mobo you're supposed to build your DAW on.
What about Asus P4B266SE ? Is it still a good mobo or is some crucial part missing on the SE-model? Trying to build my first DAW and I'd be grateful for help here.
One more question.

Hi, I hope this question isn't to vague.

Mastering is where I'm going, what set of monitors should I buy first?

I have an omni studio with the delta 66 in a dell gx1 450. yes it is a POS but it is working for now. When I plugin my phones i can hear all these great little cpu noises, like cute little hummingbirds and beatiful static. no matter what program, even with no mic plugged in...

I would like to be the first to welcome Mike Fossenkemper from TurtleTone Studio as our newest addition to the RO Team of Moderators. Mike is going to join our long time friend Joe Lambert to add and even more diversified ingredient to the Mastering forum. Mike has an outstanding track record, I am so excited to see him here. Very interesting bio Mike!

Hi!

I have a few questions for those kind enough to help.

After all the great help on this forum, I am now constructing a DAW (my first effort)using the following:

I think that this operating system is born to be the pro audio standard platform.
Having native in-the-system MIDI setup and native multi-channel 32 bit 96 khz audio, and AU standard, is very attractive.
And as CPU speed up, we will se 64 bit floating point and 192 kHz native.