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i had to fax a photocopy of the warranty page from my turtle beach manual, and the cd itself, to get a new cd key for my quadzilla software. they will respond to your email, but it might take a day...

i've got a pair of audix studio monitors that are pretty good. you can get them at guitar center stores, for around $320 if you "deal." list is around 500 for the pair. 60 watts, self powered. don't...

i sent an email to cakewalk support, listing everything i was using, and they sent a response pretty quick.

make sure you have direct-x 7.0.

some older soundcards don't support the newer...

yeah, i think it will work fine. my turtle beach card is hooked up in regular stereo, without the secondary (surround) output.

the card probably has some sort of default to regular stereo, you...

okay - my two cents - i think there is a difference if you're really picky. for instance, i bought one of those psuedo ensoniq PCI (soundblaster chipset i think) cards and the specs looked ok on...

just go to radio shack and get yourself some adaptors. plug into the line level (not the headphone) output of your soundcard, probably with an 1/8" stereo plug, and then use a stereo splitter...

i got 10 tracks of audio (at 44khz) out of my pentium 150 with an EIDE drive and 96 megs RAM, using cakewalk 6. i never tried to record more tracks than that.

now i'm using a celeron 466 w/UDMA...

i have a turtle beach montego 2 with optical out. i think you can get optical in as an expansion kit too. i think i paid under 60 bucks with tax, on sale at compusa, where i normally don;t buy stuff,...

yeah, it's a good card. i'm sure it will do fine for pro audio (cakewalk?). i don't have one but i remember at some point looking over a spec sheet and it was pretty impressive. real good S/N ratio. ...

sounds like a really low level signal. does NT have a volume control like win98 does? if so, just turn up the mic/line in volume. there may also be a mixing program that came with your souncard...

cakewalk makes a product specifically for guitar recording. i think its called cakewalk guitar studio or something like that. i think its around 100 bucks, but i could be wrong. akewalk pro audio is...

cool. thanks for the info. i think i might as well get the PCI card, since they aren't very expensive. although, i feel weird replacing the ISA card i paid 250 bucks for...

as far as digital audio (i'm using cakewalk pro audio on a celeron 466 with an aging turtle beach tahiti ISA sound card)- has anyone noticed a big difference in an ISA v. a PCI audio card? can you...