ok. so I'm running Cubase 5 on a HP pavilion dv7 laptop (2009 i think... maybe 10) aaannnddd i have a Tascam US-1641 audio interface. i have two Alesis monitor one studio monitors with an amp to run them aaand I'm kinda wondering how to set up my control room with that.

I have a few Crown itechs powering my EAW dc2s. When i go into their on screen monitor into the ohm page it should tell me how many ohms each side is pulling correct?

Just compared the Royer PS-101 Pop Filter to my "Popper Stopper " and I like it a lot. Its made of steel so its obviously going to last forever compared to my nylon style with a run starting. It seems to be slightly clearer as well so I definitely recommend this. It is a bit heavier on a boom so that is something to take into consideration.

What other pop filters do you use?

I wonder how it will compare in conversion quality, if it sounds better and has less latency than the Fireface 800 and if TotalMix will be easier to comprehend?

I don't need anymore low to mid level effects or plugins added to my DAW pool however, maybe its just the thing here and these added effects are a welcoming surprise to an interface!

Okay, so I've used my laptop and desktop separately for recording but I'm wondering if there's any benefit to chaining them both together. The laptop is an HP DV6 running Win7 64, Intel Core2 Duo T6600 @ 2.20 GHz, 7200 RPM SATA drive, 4 GB RAM. The desktop is a Dell Dimension 2400 running XP Pro, Version 2002 Service Pack 3, Pentium 4 @ 2.20 GHz, only 768 RAM.

Hi there,

I have recently changed my studio monitors for a new pair by a reasonably budget brand from Germany as my old ones which where great died.

Recording a tambourine. I guess it shouldn't be too overpowering, but other than that I dunno what to look for, so if anyone has any suggestions?

I'm using an Audio-Technica Condensor Mic to record a tambourine.

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I recently picked up a D-tar Mama Bear, which is an emulation device meant to simplify and improve the sound of various acoustic guitar pickups. I am just now toying with it, and have no opinion yet, although they are liked by many guitar players, and are used to add some air and realistic guitar sounds, and remove quack.

I just bought one, can't figure out how to get the damn thing to work as an interface, I followed the instructions exactly included with the thing,
Here's the catch though,
I want to use BOTH of my audio interfaces, I have a Roland edirol UA-101, and the zoom R16, I want to use the zoom as the control surface and for more tracks...