I am a pretty bad guitar player, wanting to get into diy recording. I have cakewalk's home studio & clubtracks. These programs are fine I guess, but I am thinking of upgrading to something like Sonar or maybe one of rolands v studios. My question is this, what do I really need multiple I/O's for.

Howdy

Happy Holidays, loyal readers!

Merry Christmas!...that's it :)

I just joined the list tonight, and was wondering about some help. I have been using a Dell Inspiron 5000e for some time. I am about to build a computer and was wondering what to build. Here is what I am thinking about any input would be greatly appreciated. I have really enjoyed reading everything in here.

I have just bought 1 TV station and 2 radio stations in Peru, SA

I am interested in trying Canford and Taralabs cable anyone know how either can be had?

I originally posted this as a response to another post, but I think it got buried, so I am going to repost under its own topic...

Most of the engineers I works with use W2K, and they all have dual (*huge*) 21" monitors (I am *so* jealous!).

Well, I have an old 14" monitor laying around collecting dust, and would love to go to a dual monitor system if I can.

What would be the best, or better, operating system for a machine running on a 1gig P3? Is ME any good? And any opinions on Cakewalk Home Studio 2002 for some basic tinkering around?

Thanks and have a merry Christmas.

-seven

I am finally breaking down and going as digital as possible, which is funny because I have always hated digital (compared to hi-end analog). I have a mac g3 and am looking at a delta 1010, layla 24, or MOTU 828, 2408 etc. 8 channel i/o rack units. My question is: what do most people use for a decent mic preamp or turn around since all of these units have primarily 1/4" TRS connectors?

How does this sound... Pentium 4 - 2.0GHz Dream Machine
Rackmount Case 4U, 19" Rackmount Width: Stealth Black w/ Rack Ears, locking door (to dampen CDROM noise)

Blue LED

Padded internal drive rack

Acoustically Treated for Noise

17.75" Rack Depth - fits SKB ATA Flight Style Cases with both endcaps fitted!