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squelcht is right when talking about the 'cheap' stuff. it depends on the quality of the used NAND chips of a SSD. if you get a SSD from a well-known brand like Intel, OCZ or Samsung you might be better off than with some cheapo 'best buy' stuff. there might be a performance degradation over time, b...

that looks like a record indeed. perhaps they closed their business for making music.

hoffman2k wrote:Or perhaps half of them are getting a tan in Anaheim

lol

got a 60GB Samsung SSD in my laptop as system drive (7x64) and a WD Scorpio black 320GB as "data hole".
applications and VST plugins on C:, data and projects on D:.
works great. the whole system is starting in about 15 seconds and Suite 8 in about 5 seconds.

I'm a typical leftover-hobbyist. we (the band) were dreaming the 'rock'n'roll dream' and were close to a record deal 20 years ago. then 4 of 5 members didn't have the guts to jump on the train of going 'pro'. two years ago we reformed and it's wonderful to have all those possibilities of digital rec...

same 2 U!

don't have words.

speaking of audio stuff, I wouldn't be where I am without his help.

leedsquietman wrote:BTW - just noticed your signature. 'A Secret Wish' is one of my all time favourite albums

YILA wrote:bollocks..

Stick with what you have. I have an i5 an I still can't push it beyond 20%

I still have an old laptop that is a 3 year dual core that is fine

Save your money and take your girlfriend or any friend out for dinner

this.

oh yes, of course! +1

beats me wrote:Simply put, this is what mastering engineers are paid to do. EQ, compression, and limiting all help but it's not a one size fits all situation.

exactly!

but as a start you might like to try this one for playing around (30 days demo available):
http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/ozone/

Krndmr wrote:Hey,
Im completely new to music production, but i want to make it my career and make it big (free lancer, working in a record label company etc)
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What DAW should i get, which matches my wants as a producer!?

you must be kidding, right?

sorry, I wasn't aware the fact, that you know more about it than me. my apologies.

here's the information on that:

He also had a modified Aiwa TP-1011 tape machine built to supply echo and delay effects. The tape deck was also used as a pre-amp

link:
http://www.answers.com/topic/ritchie-bl ... #Equipment

Beside..microphones are really low level too.. actually guitars are pretty loud against that... so you talking really bull here.. However no rule without exeption..ther are mic pres out there that distort nicely and smoothly.. But theese are usually pretty rare. So you better worry about clipping p...

(...) If you just want the amp to amplify the sound rather than add distortion or change channels, there's little point in using the effects loop, it's just adding more cables for no reason. wrong! looping an external tube-preamp is a great thing to get more life into digitally recorded guitar/bass...

aargh! how embarrassing!

Thx mate!