Hello,
I read a text about phase canselation in "Studio buddy" (Its a collection of small recording articles written by Michael Laskow and Alex Reed found here: http://www.studiobuddy.com )

Stuttering audio that just popped up in my setup.

Hi, I'm really down on my knees now, I've been trying to sort out why my comuter behaves the way it does and I feel I've been trying everything (almost). Please bear with me.

My system: Dell PIII450, 384 MB (PC100) RAM, 13GB IDE system disk, 20GB IDE audio disk. Win 98 is used. Maxi Studio ISIS sound card with ASIO drivers.

I am using a K2500, and I notice there are intermitant clicks or glitches.

I am looking at uprading my current DAW setup but there are so many factors to consider since the tecnology is changing so fast . I am currently running :

MAC 9500/G3 400
OS 8.6.1
Pro Tools 5.0
Pro Tools III Hardware ( 32 Track )
(5) DSP Farms
(4) 882 I/0
Miro DC30+

Remember how I want to add effects to a VSTi and record it without getting the feedback loop. Someone told me of a Berhinger mixer that will allow me to do that. Right now I use the Mackie 1202 vlz. Apparently it has a separate busing system? Sorry, my friend told me about it so I know I'm vague.

ok, so here's my question/discussion topic...

how do yall deal with the fact that extra steps of A/D conversion make yr product suck more and more?

Didn't you install an MCI? How's it going? War stories? What kind of a difference is it over the Soundtracs? Changes in work style? Since this is the kind of move a lot of small steppers dream of, it'd be interesting to hear about.

Bear

Hi all

just wondering how you guys get equipment for review. i'm just a small personal project studio and i'm thinking my only option is to go out and buy each unit i'm thinking about (making sure wherever I buy from has a good return policy) and returning what I don't like.

With the Digi 001 system, are you limited to mixing onboard, or is there a way to get all 24 tracks out to an external mixer (analog or digital)? Sorry if this is a "duh" question, I'm very new to HD recording and wanted to be sure I hadn't missed something.

Thanks!

-Mark