I'm currently a recording arts major in college and am in need of a certified engineer's assistance answering some interview questions for a career research paper. The major problem is that i'm running out of time to write the paper fast and i'm getting a lot of yes I will do the interview and then no response..

Refreshing interview with Ann Mincieli, owner of Jungle City Studios

Hi!

I've got some annoying latency problems with my recording system that I can't figure out how to get rid of. I've read a lot and tried different solutions but can't get rid of the problem. It's a matter of old recording stuff that I have had the money to get so I could get things up and running. Aventually things will get upgraded but money don't grow on trees :(

I asked a question about record deals yesterday but after doing more research, I think have come to realise that what I am looking for distribution and not a record deal. In a few months time, I will have an album that I would like to sell. I would like to get it up in all the usual places such as iTunes, Amazon etc.

I bought a brand new sE-X1 large diaphragm mic.
I'm using it with my M-Audio MobilePre to record piano.

But the piano barely makes it over the buzzing noise in the recording.
Even though I almost pushed it into the soundboard to boost the signal.
This clearly isn't amplified background noise if you ask me.

I had no idea we could add this much RAM, wow! 512 GIG!

RAM limits of all Win8 versions:

Windows RT 32-bit: 4GB
Windows 8 32-bit: 4GB
Windows 8 Pro 32-bit: 4GB
Windows 8 Enterprise 32-bit: 4GB
Windows 8 64-bit: 192GB
Windows 8 Pro 64-bit: 512GB
Windows 8 Enterprise 64-bit: 512GB

Hopefully this thread hasn't been started too many times. I apologise if there is a thread on this already but I couldn't find anything that matches the question I want ask exactly.

In reference to these two threads of disbelief,

what can you recommend?

MUST BE OUTDOOR-PROOF

passive, 10-15" woofer, 250+ watts

suggestions?

wow, AT5040. This mic looks real nice!
List is $2999

I want.

Check out the video on the website.

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