Im very curiouse about all this analog stuff I keep reading. I read in an article that a lot of short budget pro's are tracking to digital and then mixdown to an analog reel 2 reel and then back into the DAW to add more warmth, punch and depth to the music.

Hello
i need your wisdom on what motherboard
i should get for my first DAW i have orderd a
THERMALTAKE V5000A Cases and a Thermaltake Silent PurePower 420W power suply thats what i got to work with right now
so any advise on ram and cpu chip will help
any advise will help
thank alot
Ottomatrix 8-)

Hello
i need your wisdom on what motherboard i should get for my first DAW, i have orderd a THERMALTAKE V5000A Cases and a Thermaltake Silent PurePower 420W power suply any advise will help
thank a lot
Ottomatrix
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I am ready to make the leap from my laptop/us122 to a REAL daw system. I am using Sonar3. I came across this system: http://www.musicalcomputers.com/pd_vivace_p4.cfm

An earlier user wrote this down in one of my post.

You may want to look at the way you are summing your mix as well. Looks like you do it inside the Daw.

Take a look at the API or Dangerous Music Summing BUS RAck Stuff. That can really open up the mix and make it sound bigger and more natural.

Some questions that I'm dealing with lately is why mixer engines is so different in DAW programs.
Some sound grainy and like they have no depth and others sound better...

Do anyone in here know if PT LE has the same mixer engine as PT TDM or HD soundwise? or does it not sound as good as the bigger systems?

hey guys I have a Korg D1600 and a Mac G4. I am trying to use the D1600 as my A/D & D/A converter. The D1600 has scuzzy port (scsi) so I can use an external HD. My Mac has a scuzzy port so theoretically I can use the MAC's HD when I record with the D1600? right?

I'm not exactly sure what lining up the phase means. Can someone help me out or direct me to a source that can teach me what this is. I record a lot of local Chicago bands, and I'm pretty much a newbie. HELP!

I've heard people mention that they recommend lining up the phase of different tracks of the same source in their DAWs... I was wondering if, when you have multiple tracks of drums recorded, you would recommend aligning the phases of all the tracks (eg nudging the snare/kick/tom track(s) over to align with their corresponding hits in the overhead mics).

Hi everyone. I'm a newbie to the computer apps, and have seen and heard people speak of DAW. I've looked in the "Handbook for Sound Engineers", and can't find a definition for the abbreviation. Can anyone shed some light for me. Thank you