Hey folks,

hi,
i've just bought a very nice new P4 2,4 GH with 512 MB RAM and two HD's. One of 60 GB and one with an 8MB buffer of 80 GB. I plan on installing win XP Pro.
Now...will it affect the performance if i partition the drives?

I am trying to find some good guidelines on room dimensions for a drum recording/ mixing room. The actual structure I have a good feel for but where I'm stuck is what would be the best room dimensions for a basement - 7-8' ceiling.

I have read about golden dimensions but that doesn't seem to work with the ceiling height and maintaining a minimum room volume.

hi,

can someone point me to a place where i can find out more about disc partitions?
i would like to understand, when i'm in Disk Management in XP, the differences between primary, extended partitions and logical drives.

following Opus' guide, partition (C)System is primary, (D)Multimedia -same physical disk- is logical drive and so is (E)Audio.

Do you really need one or could you go on without it? I have the aardvark Q10 soundcard and am using Sonar 2.1 xl and I was hearing about these Control Surfaces...what does these things do except let you control some of the software?

I would like to know if there is a lot of quality difference between 48 and 96 hz and between 96 and 192 hz. Somebody help me!

[ January 26, 2003, 04:31 PM: Message edited by: Bill Roberts ]

The topic title speaks for itself. Which do you think is the best approach? Advantages of one over the other? I’m not questioning software but rather hardware issue. Your opinions please?

I'm importing all my 24bit .wav files (14 songs times two to eight tracks each) into n-Track last night and playing them for the first time in a multitracker. This is FUN! The files were exported on CD from my Tascam 788 digital portastudio (standard .wav format with no compression.)

I have been tweaking out my room, which is rather large, about 27(L) x 22(W) x 10(H) and has various 50 degree angles from about the half way point on the walls up to the ceiling as its built over a garage.

Right now its standard drywall treatment, with carpet. Given its odd shape, I'm not quite sure what to do about my problem, which is:

Hey folks,