Mitch

found this on a site so maybe try uninstalling the one you have and try the generic asio4all driver instead of the vestax provided one? http://www.asio4all.com get v2.10 as its the latest stable lemme know how it goes :>

not bad at all dude! keep it up

this calls for a trip down from bendigo

website looks dodgy imo spelling mistakes around the place. did a bit of homework on the site, they are apparently based in hong kong with US and UK offices, but no Australian office. They were also caught spamming. There is also no phone contact, or disclosure of location on there website for the amount price your saving i'd go a different, aus based site just for security. Just my opinion though. However if you do end up buying from there, let us know how it goes

its legit. you can check out the preview of what they are going to do here: https://new.myspace.com

Like any social site, there is a heap of bots and whales.

(Hijacked by sol)

solid man, very tight mixing. nice work

DLed

!tipping now brings up link to foootytips home page :>

http://soundcloud.com/djraptor1982/dj-raptor-october-promo-house using the soundcloud tags makes it easier for ppl to listen [SoundCloud]http://soundcloud.com/djraptor1982/dj-raptor-october-promo-house[/SoundCloud] ill check it

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Make way for the next act

Yer 256GB isn't enough storage when working with large amounts of music files and FL projects. However an SSD for the OS and another HDD for all your data works a treat. Thats how i run my desktop

not really expensive for the price coz its an SSD. They are alot more expensive per GB, but alot faster too. they just aren't practical in bonz's situation, unless you got soemthing like an alienware which has 2 hdd bays

DLed

Only problem with that is its only got 1 hdd which is a 256gb solid state. that doesn't go too far when you start installing plugins, samples and deal with large project files etc.

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mic port has more gain than a line in port. which when you plug a record out from a dj mixer to a mic in it puts a too high of a gain on it, causing clipping / distortion by the looks of your soundcard there you only have a mic in and not a line in, your best bet probably is to get a cheap external man

Just smashed about 2.5 hrs out

firewire is still very much around, just not as common anymore. more towards professional audio / video market so they dont include it on many consumer models

usb 2 is usually more than fast enough for most audio soundcards anyway as they only have usb2 on them