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thank god Ted. A friday bailout!

dell is still selling Xp configs too, I think. Might as well bridge from XP over to 7 a few years from now, when your audio component companies have developed drivers for 7.

mostfamiliar wrote:Thanks for your response. I have a mackie 1202 vlz-pro mixer (not very good but not terrible either). I wanted to use the mixer to monitor my levels coming into the interface but maybe I am better off using it as a level adjuster for my monitors.

do both.

good. but firewire as an audio interface is more troublesome than usb stuff, but that's a harwards/os issue, not recording software issue.

You can use all the mackie onyx stuff with any program too. it just shows up as an ASIO input in your system.

your mom's inbox is constantly full.

I think it's an analog mixer

slow friday. Ted, it's been too long!!!

cut Jeff Robinson out of your signal chain..he's truncating your songs down to 8 bits.

you know what else looks like that?

did you get those popsicle sticks from the local ice cream man?

lysander wrote:

Electricide wrote:the key is to drill holes in your drumsticks, to lessen the weight so you get more sizzle and less thunk.

Is that like corking your bat?

i have no idea, I'm not a taxidermist

the key is to drill holes in your drumsticks, to lessen the weight so you get more sizzle and less thunk.

what is the best microphone for under $5???

buy what? I agree that physical delivery mediums are disappearing, at least to the degree where industry-wide investment in one isn't likely to happen on the scale of prior generations. If you assume artists are still recording and storing their mixes at high resolution, the cost to them is the same...

but in a few years when music players are 200-500 gigs or more, you could put tons of songs on there in 24/41, or even 24/96. fidelity was the price you paid for download speeds and storage space. Both of those conditions will slowly but surely be optimized in the next few years. (storage faster tha...