Hi Guys!
My first post here, I was active on the Steinberg's forums for years, but don't use their product no more.However I do have question, and I need you experience in this matter. I was an active mastering engineer years back, but no more.Sometimes I master a project for my friends.Ok.

Windows Vista claims to have a feature (ReadyBoost) that can utilize USB thumb drives as RAM.

Help----Bought session in Dec. 2007. Loaded it, wouldn't work. Have windows home preimum vista 32 bit. 3gig ram 400 gig harddrive. have the newest drivers. Finally got it working,had to download a new driver for vista. got to record 6 songs for people at church.

Im a Mod on another forum and I made a sticky of this.
These are the things I have done to my computer..

Here are 42 items you can disable In windows XP to
optimzie your computer for audio recording. Most or all of these are in the services area in side administartive tools

I have bought a new pc with windows xp and also new to recording! kindly help me out with some tips to record!

Hi

This one intrigued me as I just came across it.

http://www.espace-cubase.org/anglais/page.php?page=flmatosxp

The "ACPI or Standard Mode?" got me. It seems like a pain in the butt to do, having to reinstall all my drivers.
But is it worth it? Does anyone know about this?

Hello!

If one was to dedicate a laptop completely to (primarily) audio and (some) video editing, which is more condusive? Windows or Mac? I am going to be recording live music, running loops, creating beats, etc., and also editing a lot of pictures and some video.

Would a Mac be preferred for this? If so, why? If not, why not?

Thanks in advance for any input.

My main DAW is Cubase SX3 which is running on a Dual - Dual Core 285 Opteron system, Windows XP Pro, SP2. The system also includes two Lynx AES16 Cards.

Are there any DSP cards out there that run under Pro Tools on a Windows XP Pro Platform?