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at0m|c, thanks for the info. Now I think about it I understand what you mean.

garyb, I think your quote "cw never sez much about what they're up to" says it all. I mean they SHOULD tell us what they are up to. At least that way we know what to expect. For example if someone wanted to use GSIF 2 ...

If you guys are serious about creating some useful things. Then please can you make GSIF 2 drviers to work with Gigastudio 3. Pretty Please :smile:.

Failing the free and good will option. I'm sure everyone would be happy to pass you $10 under the table for your efforts :wink:. (Did I say that out ...

GS3 has been released. So has anyone heard anything yet? Where are the GSIF 2 drivers? .

Lets hope something can be worked out becasue I'm saving up for gigastudio 3 as we speak. I'll hopefully have it in a month or 2. Please give us the drivers Creamware .

Anyone got any news yet? It would be great if SFP could handle GSIF 2!!!!!!!! Maybe we need to hassle creamware .

I put my vote for GSIF 2 Drivers.

I will be buying GS3 as soon as it released! "GS2.5 96 > GS3 Ensemble $149". Is hard to pass up!

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: WayneSim on 2004-04-17 22:32 ]</font>

On 2004-04-15 10:32, Spirit wrote:
What price are you looking at on the NT3 Wayne ? It's $275 here (Brisbane).

$269 - http://www.musiclab.net.au ... ummm I swear it was $239 a few days ago...

Musiclab are always my starting point . Should be able to get it cheaper though.

On 2004-04-15 08:52, Michu wrote:
as far as 320 being a beeing a bit closer,
do you mean for further processing that will pronounce any artifacts, or just for playback on sub 1000$ speakers? :wink:
not very much on topic, i know :wink:

It terms of MP3, 128kb/s vs 320kb/s... 320 has a lot better ...

On 2004-04-15 08:52, Michu wrote:

"Near" is a word of perception... How long is a piece of string.

tbh, i thought i quoted your post...

That was a copy and paste job from the link in an above post. Sorry I should have " " it.

On 2004-04-15 04:43, borg wrote:
i'd invest your time and money in looking for a a nice wind screen.

Of course!

Anyway here's a link to the mic I'm thinking of getting, it also comes with a wind shield.
http://www.kellyindustries.com/micropho ... e_nt3.html

On 2004-04-14 14:37, Michu wrote:
wayne
about mp3 encoder
hmm, i asume that mic in is mono
so 112 kb/s for mono signal ain't that bad
if 128 for stereo is near cd quality?

LOL. I love it when people think 128kb/s is "near" CD quailty. LOL... Let's just say 320kb/s is a little closer.

"Near" is ...

I have heard and read that Sharp make the best MD models for mic recording. And they have the most features for it.

Just to let you know, I'm looking at getting a Sharp IM-DR420 (~$230 USD) And most likely a Rode NT3 mic.

From what I've heard from people that know all about MD's is this, MD ...

I think I'm leaning toward a MD recorder becasue they are cheaper and in some ways better than an MP3 recorder. Only Wav/mp3 recorders with a mic-in are the iRiver HP100, HP120 ect.. range.. And they are very expensive.

So I think i'm going to hunt down a second hand MD recorder with a good mic-in ...

I agree. However I kind of need a "on location" recording setup very soon.

On 2004-04-12 04:37, borg wrote:
well, you can say what you want about minidisk, but for 'field recording', my oooold sony mz-r50 (still going strong all gaffa'd up) and ecm-ms907 stereo mic do a fine job at a reasonable price.
the initial question was about something to start with and give it a ...

Thanks everyone for your help!

I have come to the conclusion that I really want something that can record in at least 16/44.1 .WAV or at worst 320kb MP3. Becasue I think it would make everything so much easier to record the sounds to a "file". Then it's just a simple dump onto the PC for editing ...

Thanks for the link Spirit.

I'm not a huge fan of MP3. However I do think 320kb/s MP3's are good.

*MP3Dictate* (from link)
MP3 Encoding (line-in): 32 – 256 Kb/s (Near CD Quality = 128 Kb/s)
MP3 Encoding (mic): 08 – 112 Kb/s

I know I said "cheap" but from a MIC to a MP3 at 112kb/s. At that ...

Thanks for your fast reply.

I must say that this system looks nice!

Can you explain what each thing does in normal terms. Mic2496 is a mic pre $499, I understand that. Do I then need a memory card to record onto? What is an iPAQ? Then do I need one of their mics?

Sorry, but there web page is very ...

I've been considering expanding my Audio repertoire. Expanding beyond the studio/music composition and into location recording. Mainly for sound FX.

I have looked at a few portable DAT machines and the price basically killed me. Not that I didn't expect it. However Im basically looking at this ...

I own a pair of Mackie HR824's. I still love them! I dont know why some people bash them. They are great value for the money. Given the choice again, I'd still buy them.

Don't forget some of the greatest albums in the world where mixed on NS10's. The fact is you should listen to your mix on a few ...

On 2003-11-16 06:01, Andre Dupke wrote:
Our ai overclocked system runs stable for about 5 month now without any crash!
(ai overclocking @ 30%)

overclocking is relly useful for daw!
with this 30%, I get up to 50 bands more of the neundo Q-filter!

if you have NO need for more plugs / instuments at ...