Don't want to start a product war but

[og]

Well, I've got Nick leading on points. Unless somebody gets in a lucky punch....

[squids]

Quote:Well, I've got Nick leading on points. Unless somebody gets in a lucky punch.... *snicker*

[Mark Kaufman]

Quote:Hey squiddy I'm still using an old Pentium 4 3.2Ghz (yep, that's a single core ) PC with 2GB RAM and lots of hard drive storage (around 600GB, mostly for samples).It's getting long in the tooth and I'm probably gonna upgrade next year, but it still works okay even with my rather busy schedule and the wide variety of sometimes relatively demanding work I do.Oh and it's even a stock Dell . I've had this comp for several years and it's worked pretty much flawlessly, the only thing I don't like about it is that's a little noisy, since it wasn't built to be a "quiet" studio machine.So, you definitely don't have to break the bank if you go the PC route.HTH,mattoHmmm...Matto, I have a similar PC but many problems when I try to use it for recording. May I ask what you use for software and interface?Thanks!-Lyle

[ernstinen]

Quote: I've had excellent luck with my VisionDAW machine, if you're looking for a specialist.Me too --- I love my VisionDAW.Quote:I'm hypersensitive to noise and really hate it more than most people do.HEY NICK! CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?Oops, sorry Batzdorf. My bad!Ern

[nickbatzdorf]

I heard you even before I clicked on this thread, Ern. (Seriously, I *really* hate fan noise. That's why I put all my machines in the garage.)