Hello everyone!
I've worked several times with a roland vm series console but with a vm link cable(AES/EBU)5 meters long.The manual says that the vm processor can be placed 200 meters away from the console.Is there anyone that had tried it, and can post the results here?
THANKS

OK...I know someone is going to try and convince me that it is unnecessary, but here goes anyway...

Later this summer, I plan on "upgrading" my Cubase/32 to either Nuendo or Cubase SX, along with the VST System link to my current PIII 1GHz. I have been watching all the ANUS computer posts going around with the P4 1.6a chip, and all the great results that everyone is getting, but...

I just read a *great* article in the February 2002 issue of Sound On Sound magazine regarding pluginsthat raised lots of questions in my mind about how I am currently using them. (I love articles that generate more questions than they answer!)

Sound on Sound is a great magazine (U.K. based). Check them out at:

there seems to be a lot of mention of dual processor systems in various forums here.
consequently there is a lot of referral to MSI's dual athlon board, but it seems like not many are aware of the others.

ASUS just recently announced their athlon dual processor solution, the A7M266-D (AMD760 MPX chipset)

I'm looking for the best pre and/or processor for my collection of ribbon mics.
I do voice-over work into a DAW.
What do the experts here recommend?
I'm looking at a Great River/RNC combo or a Manley Voice Box.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.

If i were to save up for one really nice effects unit, what has been the tried and true unit from $1000-$2000?

oh yeah, I should apologize in advance for the retarded subject...

...sorry

I want to do basic computer based recording and I'm not sure what kind of audio card or interface to buy (can you tell I'm new at this?). My PC has an AMD K6 processor in it. From what I've heard, I'm going to need to upgrade the entire motherboard and processor before I can even begin to record.

Is that true?