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Just saw this and couldn't resist posting it. Its what a custom PC pcaudiolabs looks like inside.

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There's been a great deal of discussion and disgust over the pricing of Pro Tools upgrades. This goes hand in hand with Software Piracy. A lot of people complain that Software is too expensive. Many justify their piracy on the fact that most software is overpriced. Just looking over Reaper again and thought that this is worth posting:

I've been looking high and low to replace my Tascam US-122 interface with something that has a few more XLR Mic inputs. I need more than 2, but no more than 8. I've come across the Lexicon I-ONIX U42S which seems to fit my needs perfectly: 4 XLR Mic inputs, stereo out, MIDI I/O. Pretty bare-bones, really. It also comes in a form-factor that would look nice in front of my iMac.

Hey. I've recently been getting more and more into electronic music (electronica?) and I want to take a shot and blending it together with the traditional style of music I usually do (rock/alternative/acoustic). To be honest I'm really not sure what I'm looking for exactly, but if anyone can sort of point me in the right direction I would appreciate it greatly.

Hi,

when recording acoustic guitars (or other instuments!) using MS technique Im getting mixed results in respect of the balancing of the S channels.

We use good mics, AKG 414 / U87i etc and are dong it through decent analog desk (Soundcraft ghost), but get strange things when balancing for mix.

I have found while using my Soundcraft Notepad 124FX that when one of two instruments stops playing, then the other instrument records louder than when both instruments are playing together. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Hey all,

Currently got a PC running XP SP3 with;

- E6550 2.33ghz Core 2 Duo
- 2 GB DDR2 RAM

(And other unimportant parts).

I am wondering how common this is?

I recently got a hold of a Tascam DM24 on the cheap, and we are using it as a midi controller w/ Nuendo 4.
I'm tired of doing fader and panning automation w/ a mouse - in general, tired of using a mouse unless absolutely necessary.

For me, it's about a better workflow more than anything.

Finally, I've found the next Akai MPC for me but better. This thing looks absolutely awesome!

Please chine if you used this and/or seen it in action

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