Hey folks,

I posted this on pCDaw also, but I figured I'd get you all's ideas;

I've had this problem a couple times before, but after a recent
reinstall/latest drivers 'house cleaning,' it's popping up even more.

Hey folks,

OK...I gotta ask this question...is it worth upgrading from Cubase SX to NU2? I know that NU2 has some cool new features (delay compensation throughout, for example)...but will I really gain any HUGE benefit? They are offerring a "loyalty" upgrade price of $699 to go to Nuendo 2.0.

Who do I send a Nuendo file to for professional mixing? And how do I save it so that someone at a real studio can open it and work with it? I assume that I save a song as a OMF and send it to somebody, but I just don't know for sure. What is the process and who would you recommend for mixing acoustic music?

I'm not sure what I should be looking at. I want to be able to record guitar and possibly some drums and vocals. Which will give me "bang for the buck" ?

I plan on running my PODxT guitar preamp via USB

Hi guys.
i'm now with my new machine ( dual Athlon MP 2000+ with 1gb DDR )...
The nuendo slow zoom problem just desapear when i disable this option ( NONE BUFFERED READ )... Nuendo zoom in and out VERYYY FAST... my dream. :)

Cheers.
PG

Right. me and another producer are going to be working together on some projects.

In terms of multitracks, he has a Mackie HDR2496, I have a Nuendo system.

Hello Gary,

I Use Nuendo and a Prodif 88 soundcard. I have this on a:

-ASUS UV4X PC133
-PIII 800Mhz
-512 SD RAM
-W2K
-Maxtor IDE 15Gb HHD containing my OS and programs
-Maxtor IDE 20Gb HHD containing my .wav and other Nuendo files.

I am currently running Nuendo and have recently been taking on larger projects with more tracks. I noticed that my CPU meter in Nuendo is starting to peak out around 3/4 full and my program is running a bit slower. This usually happens when I run some power hungry effects such as the Waves stuff. So my question is, what is the best way to add more processing power to my PC?