My current computer system uses Windows ME; the hardware includes MOTU 2408 mkII and MOTU Midi Timepiece AV (parellel port version).

This subject has been discussed before on RO, but I thought I'd bring it up on this new Mac forum.
I don't defrag my Mac. Every now and then, I just reinstall my software and get rid of stuff that I don't use much and can do without. At this time, I also check to make sure that everything is up to date.

I recently downloaded Real PC, which (supposedly) lets you run Windows 95 and 98 on a Mac. I still can't get it to work, after several days of trying. Their tech support is virtually non-existant. Luckily, they offer an easy refund, which I will call for tomorrow.

This softball is aimed at Recorderman, but naturally, i welcome any and all input:

On another board recently I noticed Harvey mentioning using a padded "tunnel" for Micing a kick drum from 4-6' away. I've heard of this before, of course, but haven't ever gotten around to trying it.

So I get an email from someone with the title WinXP Patch..

The message was Here's a WinXP patch I think you would enjoy.

What Fairlight had to offer at the 2001 AES show

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Just when you thought you were safe. another slamming system comes into play here!

First, thanks in advance for any comments. Second, apologies to anyone who subscribes to other threads and have seen the same question from me or other people.

Looking for recommendations for a simple easy hard disk DAW for a beginner. Wnat to use DAW for the purpose of recording my Triton sequences, and vocals. Not looking to be a producer, just to get my songs down. Thought about Digi 001, or some other computer-based system but I think it is over the top for what I am trying to do. I like the hands-on simplicity of the hard disk recorders.