Hello, I'm Damien and I have a life matter question. Right now I'm
in the middle of recording my band's first album. We are from totally
different country, but we decided to commit our lives to the music and
start to live in London. For about five months it will happen, so as you
can see, this album is really important for us.

Hello, I have pretty much 3 choices in this area.

Yamaha hs50
krk rokit6
JBL 2300

now, i have te4sted all three the krk and the JBL sounded the best to me, the Yamahas have the best reviews and are called the reference from what ive heard, maybe I'm mixing something bc they sounded like i was listening through tin cans.

I was mastering a song the other day, and (as happens quite often) I found that the Drawmer 1969 in my rack didn't sound quite as good as a certain plugin compressor I ABed it against. But rather than just go with the plugin and enjoy a faster-than-realtime render, I decided to experiment a little...

hi

I got an onboard sound card.
how can I tell which one is it and if it's good enough for a home studio ?

would also like to put it in my profile

Ok so big Noob here. I'm looking to slowly build a mini studio at my house and I want to use the corner of my room.

Using an Audiogram 6, I am trying to do some recording from guitar to computer.
I managed to make it so that when I do play and record, the sound is captured and the wavelength on screen does change, but for some odd reason when I try to listen to what I play I get the strange message of:

I'm re-starting this thread because I'm a newbie to this forum and didn't realize my previous post could taken as spam. Admittedly it was some pretty blatant gushing for two businesses, but I really was just trying to supply the info I had.

So, with that being said (and with the emphasis on the fact that this is NOT SPAM), here's my post again:

when i tried to listen on headphone or speaker it won't let me hear something

I purchased Audiogram 6 from my local music store, downloaded the Windows 7 Driver for it, and have everything that the instruction manual told me to do done. I can't seem to link it with my Music Creator 6 program. I'm trying to record guitar tracks. Does anyone have any clue how to link the two? I thought it should recognize the device driver immediately, but it doesn't for some reason.

I have laptop with the T6600 in it. The CPU's are swap able.

Considering the FSB and CPU watts are different, can i swap these out?

I do know i may have to change things in the BIOS. ( If the HP allows me to change things.)

If i am not able to, can i at least change over to a T9500 with same specs?

My laptop: HP G71-340US.