Howdy Gang,
I was wondering if'n any of you all had recommendations for a vocal processor for my lady singer. We are looking fer a multiFX floor unit, though a rack mount with foot pedal might be OK. Maybe one like this?
http://www.samedaymusic.com/product--DGTVOC300

Came across this device in Recording Magazine i thought the crowd here might find it interesting...

http://museresearch.com/receptor_overview.php

greg

Ok, could someone please explain the "Pentium M" Processor? Is this the same as P4 etc? How is the Pentium M Processor in a laptop related to audio and the like?
Best regards,
mIchAEl

Good news for VSt guys? BAd news for TDM developers?
Hum. Let us see folks

http://www.manifoldlabs.com/

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My new dual processor machine is unstable with Cubase SX and totally unusable with Wavelab 4.0 and Cool Edit Pro. When I try to play a wav file in wavelab 4.0 it turns into a distorted mess after about 3 seconds. Cubase SX will record and play but I get pops and clicks when I bring the Layla console up and down...or make adjustments to the output levels.

I'm curious to find out if it's worth making an investment on building a DAW w/ lets say a dual Pentium 4, 3.06 processor. Mac has the new G5 that's suppose to blow the _hit out of everything currently on the market nowadays (even current dual processor setups). What would the system bus speed be like? More importantly, how would the performance standup to this new Mac monster.

I get a lot of people asking me about vocal processesors for vocal effects, pitch correctors, and harmonizers. The problem is i'm not familiar with many of them. Any idea what's out there that would fill the role of one, two, or even all three of those in one unit?

It seems like every manufacturer has jumped onto the bandwagon with these. I've tried a few, but can't reach a conclusion on which to buy for fear that it will kill my recordings. I might play out with it once in a blue moon, too. I just want to be sure it's as clean and quiet as possible.

I have a Gigabyte GA7DX+ motherboard with an 1800+ chip in it. How fast of a chip can I put into this motherboard? Would it be worth the trouble?