Does anyone know if there are any softsamplers (like for use with Nuendo or Cubase) that work in Windows 2000 yet?
Thanks,
Mark

Greetings-

O.K., so I got my MCI 2"24trk, a Pro Tools rig, about 15 or so good mics, a decent selection of outboard gear and preamps, and the last thing I need to open my place up is the console to run it all through. In keeping with my desire to run a functional mid-level studio, I've been looking at some MCI, Neotek, Amek, and Harrison consoles.

Hi everyone,

So does anyone have any suggestions about a non-hernia, bad ass, two track reel-to-reel for less (hopefully way less) than $14k? I was wondering what people used to use back in the day for stereo Classical recording in the field (in the days before dat)... I already have two channels of dolby SR lying around the house...

Welcome aboard John! Cubase is one of the major system out there. I've been thinking of buying it. The three systems that I think are worth checking out are Logic, DP and Cubase.

Looking forward to reading about Cubase from you and our members.

audiokid :cool:

Hey there
I 've been trying to render track in my projects.

Okay. So you've had 3-5 years of making records out of your basement, apartment, & rehearsal spaces around town. You feel like you're actually able to hear the changes you make, and the tracks are starting to translate to other systems well (without major EQ changes in mastering). Your monitoring chain, mics and pre's are at or above most of the smaller studios around town.

Hey, I just posted this question yesterday, and got no response, so I had to figure it out myself. I did this, however, so I can maybe help others out here.

I run a small studio and I am in need of some billing softwear. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, John

Have you got any hot shortcut-tips that makes the work smoother & more efficient?

/Mats