Mike A

well record something with the patchbay, then without, and make an a-b test.

wtf were you on when you decided on the cover art?

omfg i thought they dropped the pentium brand when they switched to conroe and sorry about that typo

best choice there is. enjoy.

once people will be able to play 5.1, i think it will come

good idea

ok, what do I do if my printer sucks, but really sucks?

what to do if i got a copy with a messed up cover? the white thingy behind the text?

not sure how to solve your problem, but if you google "patchbay" hundreds of tutorial sites show up

so my 143bpm rolling bassline killargh track is considered chillout? i should start making 160 bpm music

texas faggot - we will not return another example

I actually think it's a good thing. I'm listening to some classical music cds and very old cds and it's a nightmare. Everything is suddenly loud, suddenly quiet. You can't just listen on a constant volume - you have to keep changing it. This is true especially when you are listening on headphones on on portable players (wanting to hear the outside, yet still hearing the music) or late at night when you want to hear everything but not keep everyone awake.

just a note - there is no such thing as "pentium duo core". it's "core due". no "pentium" in it.

anyone using raid?

wtf? they have lots of the avatar version around here which goes for 50nis, that's like 13$~

get whatever is cheaper, if it's for home. isolation? just turn down the volume in the speakers. durability? nah.

why? what if djs want to play the music? not all djs play mp3s, only wavs.

Akropolis Avenue Cydonia Kiwa Salakavala I waste too much money on music. I really hope people buy stuff from my 2nd hand list, or labels paying for my music LOL.

Well, I said that as long as it's a good mixer it's the way to go. A dedicated pre-amp will not make that much of a difference with a mic like this....

i think both. some cheese served with wine!

too much pinball?

http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=products.list&ID=preamps http://www.presonus.com/products.html also from ART, Focusrite, Studio Projects

Look for any of these: http://images.google.co.il/images?q=firewi...ial&sa=N&tab=wi

Well I was looking for a mic not long ago - and I checked some models. Rode nt1000, AKG c3000, Audio Technica AT3035. I found out that getting a mic which would satisfy me would be too expensive at the moment so I decided to give up on it until I have some more money and have other things I want. Depends on your cash you can get a Shure SM58 which is the standard of about everything today and is not too much pricey. The Behringer B1 mic is also good for it's price. About pre-amps, I wouldn't get a dedicated pre-amp yet if I were you. You can put some money in and get a sound card with pre-amps in it (such as the MOTU UltraLite which I own) or a mixer with pre-amps (as long as it's not Phonic/Behringer/Alto crap).

any chance of getting loseless files?