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I have just purchased a 166hz pentium to do the same thing.  I have
checked out the specs on current soundcards and I am wainting for the
release of Turtle Beache's pinnacle or AVM's Apex card.  I havn't yet
decided which (there's not a lot in it).  The both offer excellent
facilities for 4 track full duplex hard disk recording (and midi).
The pinnacle has about 48meg(approx) potential wavesample and the apex
up to 92(approx i can't remember exact figures).
Free sequencing software comes with both packages. - There both priced
around the the �200 mark.
I would be interested in anyone else's experiences? - Any comments?
Regards...Lee


schmitti@informatik.uni-bonn.de (robert schmittinger) wrote:

>I own a PC (Pentium 100 with 40 MB RAM and 1 GB Harddisk) and I want to do
>some homerecording. I doesn't know much about soundcards and recording 
>software and so it would be nice, if someone can give me a hint, which
>hard-/software would be the right one for me. Here is what i want to do 
>with it:

>1.)	I play guitar and piano and i want to record some chord progressions
>	for practicing solos while the pc is playing the recorded chords. 
>	Of course the soft-/hardware should be able to record the soli while
>playing
>	these chords.
>2.)	My piano is rather old an so it is tuned about a half note to deep.
>	(Not a full halve note but nearly...). Because i don't want to tune
>	my guitar to that wrong tuning, it would be nice, if the software would
>	be able to tune the recorded piano parts.
>3.)	I don't have any MIDI equipment, but for future use it would be nice,
>	if the hard-/software would be able to communicate to a MIDI-Instrument.

>Thanks in advance for any advice

>Robert

>P.S.: Is there any FAQ about harddiskrecording ?
>