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Project turned out to be a little larger than I thought when I agreed to it. I think it is about 1.5-2 hours audio. I am taking samples and applying settings based on the those samples to the entire side.

Have normalised.

Gonna make two versions, one with harsh noise reduction and slight ...

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On a whim I offered to record a tape to CD. So now I have 2.5gb of recorded tape on my hard-drive and I am wondering what is best to do with it?

I figure, reduce noise, EQ it to make it sound flatter (anyone know what the freq response of a tape is) and then normalise it and slap it on the CD ...

I did this using Goldwave and recording wave outs while playing the DVD (this is on an Audigy 2) with the Creamware you could just re-route the audio to VDAT or whatever

I have one sitting around (haven't used all my USB yet) and I was wondering if it would cause instability if I used it?

I listened to the STW version and I can notice the difference. The first thing I thought is that the STW version is better (wondering what results would be on the multitracked original). I then turned up the voume on the original and realised the normalisation of the STW helped a lot but there was ...

Thanks for the comments on vocal's modulation level - it's not compression but microphone technique and it's something I need to watch...

Yea, I would appreciate the compressed version with instructions on what you used and what choices you made.

I am glad people liked it, although it was not recorded live... Funnily enough the original guitars were recorded using an Audigy Plat Pro 2 (:eek:) before I purchased my Creamware. The ...

I must say a big thank you to the guys that have helped me with my problem with regards to a VIA chipset thing. It might have taken ages to fix and MOST IMPORTANTLY thanks to the help I recieved I managed to fix my rig in time so that I could finish THIS... http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ...

This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Acoustic<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects<BR> copyright © 2005 Andrew Valentine (EtherAngel Publishing ...

I wanted a high-quality soundcard with DSP on board and a range of DSP effects. It was like an all-in-one choice instead of a Powercore and although you can't use some of the more versatile functions in XTC mode I must say I'm not disappointed.
The best thing about the system is that it is so ...

The board is a dream for stability, and since installing I have even managed to stabilize my ever-annoying video card. It is more stable than anything I have had.

I think the fan control is only for chassis fans, as the CPU fan will not change no-matter what I do. it's not overheating and its not ...

As I can't really tell whether my fan is getting any slower or speeding up? Isn't this mobo supposed to have fan control?

Just installed the new mobo and the difference is amazing. It seems amazingly stable, I am very impressed with this board and would gladly buy intel in the future. Only problem is that it wont recognise one of my memory sticks so I have had to order a new set and I am going to sell the old ones ...

What would an acceptable latency be? Under 10ms?

Does latency have to be shorter for different projects, while it can be lax on others?

Thank you Valis, that is good info. Since i am going to have a Intel mobo and I am going to be running XP SP2 I think that I will go with the ACPI, especially since it has never caused problems before.
I am pretty sad at the moment, as my music wont work. Even my secondary soundcard isn't working ...

I revile at the concept of the cheap and cheerless Behringer, but I bought a BCF2000 and its probably the best piece of £150 equipment I have ever seen. It has everything you could want and more (except touch-sensitive faders) but for £150 when everything else on the market is at least £500 ...

Thanks for the information. I have run Pulsar successfully with ACPI in the past, plus I like the idea of more interrupts and not having to worry as to whether my computer is acutally switched off, so I figure that when I install my new mobo and make a new XP installation I may go with ACPI unless ...

What does ACPI do and what is the advantage of having it on? I used to run ACPI on my ASUS without problem...

How would I install without ACPI? What does ACPI do anyway?