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Tone Deft wrote:Bose sucks balls.

noise cancelling?? headphones that will actively mess your audio?

They aren't the most neutral sounding cans in the world, but they are very comfortable and because of the noise cancelling, you can actually hear your music on a plane...

If you want to use them on a plane, I'd recommend some with noise cancelling. These are great: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/sho ... /index.jsp

ken porter wrote:...If you want a nice audio interface because you need to record audio, I would go with the RME Babyface (I own and love this one!!) or the Apogee One or Duet.

Apogee won't do you much good without a mac...

How about this one? http://www.esi-audio.com/products/ugm96/

Here's an interesting read on the movie...

http://cavalorn.livejournal.com/584135.html#cutid1

beatmunga wrote:...Can't speak for melodyne. Are we sure it can do this? May be able to retune it, but solo it? Is it that clever?

No.

celeriak wrote:Really like my saffire 6, can highly recommend it for what you want to do. Just curious why you wouldnt go for the new 2i2 model ? seems like its in the sameprice range and its usb 2, saffire 6 is 1.1

Saffire 6 is 2 in 4 out, 2i2 is 2 in 2 out.

Focusrite Saffire 6 USB is a good choice. I have one, and it works great with my pc. Whatever you do, don't get a firewire-based Saffire Pro. They don't work at all with pc's in my experience. I have a Saffire Pro 40, and it's totally useless with my pc. When used with my mac, it's a completely diff...

No such thing as overkill

You can switch between a PC and mac without problems. I do it all the time

shere.kaan wrote: Hey Rampus, who makes the desk for your workstation?

I made it myself

Session Strings Pro from Native Instruments can do a decent job on orchestral strings.

For guitars, it depends on the style, but for rhythm guitars, both Rob Papen and Native Instruments have decent plugins.

Command+Click on the arm buttons will do that for you. (Ctrl+Click on a pc)