So I think my final decision is to have the backups run on another coputer and backup my audio shares ond my DAW from the other computer.

This way I can cut back the services that need to run on my DAW pc.

I have a modest setup of a Mac, Cubase 5.1, a Tascam US428 and a Virus Indigo. What would be the best way to incorporate a Joemeek compressor,and a Lexicon reverb into my setup?
I am not clear of getting these outboard effects
into my present system. Would I need an additional piece of hardware?

Thanks in advance

Thats the question I need answered. If there are pluginsthat do just about everything, why have a compressor, effects processor, mixer etc? What are the benefits? I own a Lexicon mpx110, bellari la120, RNC and i just ordered my new delta omni studio, do i still need my outboard gear? :D

First, thanks in advance for any comments. Second, apologies to anyone who subscribes to other threads and have seen the same question from me or other people.

Looking for recommendations for a simple easy hard disk DAW for a beginner. Wnat to use DAW for the purpose of recording my Triton sequences, and vocals. Not looking to be a producer, just to get my songs down. Thought about Digi 001, or some other computer-based system but I think it is over the top for what I am trying to do. I like the hands-on simplicity of the hard disk recorders.

Ok...SOS is putting a project together that is this...Best Bang For The Buck DAW...
Different levels of of powerhouse systems that we can put in a list so that we don't have to repeat the same components over and over again..
Anyhue, we should all coloborate on putting these systems together...

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Hey all you pro audio people,

hi all,

i'm currently looking to sync a dv-cam or vtr frameaccurate to a daw (nuendo). i already posted this to the official nuendo-forum, but so far got no reply. while i was looking for a affordable dv-vtr which is Sony 9-pin-compatible, i stumbled over this-so is my problem solved (my dv-cam is from Sony and supports lanc)?