I already have the delta 1010 and the delta 44 so i'm decent with sound cards. My current system is a celeron 2.6 ghz with 256 mb ram an 80 gig hard drive. I know a decent amount about building computers I just don't know what audio applications need. Should I go for broke with the processor and mobo or should I invest in quality ram or value ram but a lot of it.

After reading lots of great information in this forum, I have decided that I am WAY too lazy to build a DAW from scratch, and want to get someone to do it for me. I have been impressed with the selection at Puget, and to a certain extent adk, but I am wondering what other good companies are out there. Thanks in advance for any help that you are able to provide.

Hello all,

First time posting but I've been lurking for a while. Thanks in advance for all the answers you've already given me unknowingly!

I'm about to begin sound recording, design, and mixing on an indie film (I've posted this query in the audio for video forum as well...) and am finalizing my gear list.

What do you all think of this setup:

I am on a 1.25ghz imac, PreSonus firepod, studio projects C1 mic,
running Cubase LE.
I've finally accumilated the above over 7months of living on canned

I am in the process of setting up a small studio to do some recording for my bands Indie label project. My requirements are rather odd in that we have banjo, electric guitar, acoustic guitar,
fiddle, mandolin, drums (full kit), elect. bass and vocals. (Not all inst.
@ once, only five band members.)
So far I have:
2 Echo Layla 3G's

Hello to all and thanks in advance for your help.

I am planning my new DAW based on the following hardware and software:

AMD Athlon 64 3200+
Gigabyte K8NS Ultra 939
NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200
(2) 1GB Crucial DDR400
(1) 160GB Samsung SP1614N (PATA)
(2) 160GB Samsung SP1614C (SATA)
Sony DRU-720A DVD +/-RW

Hi all

I'm building a new dual-use DAW and I was hoping for some advice on set-up.

Here's the plan so far:

Hi everybody,

I'm planning on building a new desktop.

The computer I have now is too old and it's not handling the amount of tracks and plugins required, plus my girlfriend needsa computer so this is the opportunity to get rid of it and get a new one.

hi guys there is a Wireless DAW controller which can access your software from within the range of 30.ft. Cubase pro tools logic..etc. . its for 200$ only...check that out...
http://www.zzounds.com/item--FROTRANZPORT

Thank you to all of you who have posted a unmeasurable amount of info regaurding building your own DAW.
Unfortunatly for me too much information is dangerous
I would like some help in putting together a decent system for my studio so I will give some info that may help those in the know what may work best for my particular setup.