Hey guys! My old XP desktop finally kicked the bucket, and I'm looking to replace it with a new laptop. I'd rather not spend more than $400, which I know is not a lot. What kind of limitations will I have?

Hey, I've had this issue with my Behringer x2222usb mixer since I got it, but just figured I was doing something wrong and forgot about it. Basically, whenever I use the usb output to my computer, I get this background noise that sounds like a very distant, but very present leaf blower. I couldn't figure it out, so I've just used the rca output going to a 3.5mm jack ever since.

Hello fellow analog tape lovers,

I want to use my aw1600 to record directly onto my adobe audition on my pc. Is there any way i can connect my pc to my machine so that each track i want to record goes through the aw1600 first and then directly onto my computer. Basically i'm wondering if the computer can be used to control the aw1600.

Hell All,

OK after a week of research and talking to a few friends in IT this is the motherboard and cpu that I will be getting.

mobo - Asus P9X79 WS

CPU - i7 3820

The Reasons Why

Well basically it is a workstation mobo that is priced just low enough form me to get into that class and also because it is a good one.

USB or MADI 32 channel converters are coming at a more affordable price.

Check out the Orion 32:

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Oh man, I am a happy man. A http://spl.info/pro… NEOS will be at my door soon. I look forward to finding more hybrid thinking engineers out there. Any questions, don't hesitate to chime in.

Howdy!

Up to now, I've been recording (and mixing) straight onto a Teac A3340S R2R and then transferring onto my laptop via an Emu 0404. I'm using Audacity once the music is in my laptop. I know this is far from a professional setup but it works for the type of projects I do.

All the best to you and your loved ones this Christmas and new year to come!