I've thought about purchasing two HDs, and having them mirror each other. Has anyone tried this; I'm worried about it hogging cpu time while recording, etc. It seems to me that mirroring my audio drive would be an easy back up solution since I record something new very frequently, and the price of HDs falling. If one drive fails I have another one ready to go with minimal down time.

Opus
I saw a post in which you mention ordering RAM in a PC, largest first. Can you please explain the reason for this ?
Thanks
-Peter

I just did a session tonight where i had to fill in for an engineer who cancelled...dumbass! lol

I'm a Digital Performer user and I have a compatibility question for you Pro Tools users. I have a client that wants to track drums and other loud instruments at my studio and take the finished tracks back to his place for mixing in Pro Tools LE. If I save all the files as AIFF and save the song as an OMF file can Pro Tools LE open it?

I'm a Digital Performer user and I have a compatibility question for you Pro Tools users. I have a client that wants to track drums and other loud instruments at my studio and take the finished tracks back to his place for mixing in Pro Tools LE. If I save all the files as AIFF and save the song as an OMF file can Pro Tools LE open it?

Hi Folks. This post has come from some musings arising from another post of mine. I thought the more warped and twisted of you might find this amusing - even revealing. (OK those of you that believe you're not warped and twisted put up your hands. Right you can go and stand with the rest of your minority group in the kitchen!).

Okay, there haven't been any new jokes posted around here lately...this situation is BULLSHIT. To quote Bob Buontempo aka The Mix Fix, "alright, let's see if you stiffs have any sense of humor..." :D

OK, every now and then you run across a know-it-all artist or producer who won't let you mix.

Sometimes we get caught up in unwanted games while doing our engineering thing...

Someone was asking me for this a while ago and I forgot all about it until I came across it today.
Note / # Note / # Note / # Note / #
C-2=0 C-1=12 C0=24 C1=36
C#=1 C#=13 C#=25 C#=37
D=2 D=14 D=26 D=38
D#=3 D#=15 D#=27 D#=39
E=4 E=16 E=28 E=40
F=5 F=17 F=29 F=41
F#=6 F#=18 F#30 F#=42