Monthly Archive for August, 2006

RODE to Recording System


Rode to Recording
The rode to recording system.
 
 

From the professional DAW operator to the absolute beginner, the rode to recording system is the one box solution for the computer owner in need of a full digital audio recording setup. The system ships complete with the award winning RODE NT1-A (the world’s quietest large diaphragm condenser) a pair of EVENT ALP-5 biamp-powered studio monitors, and a PreSonus INSPIRE firewire audio interface. Steinberg cubase LE and SONY Acid XMC



Mac Pro Memory, PCI card, and Hard drive install Video

 

 



Why Apple Works

I was just thinking this morning about Apple, and their unspoken agreement with creative digital media professionals, and yes, there is one. Steve (Jobs) makes the offer to you of a free new Apple computer every year. Plus, he’ll pay you a little cash to take it.

Many perceive that Apple purposely drives software development such that the computer that was screaming fast last year is barely chugging through jobs this year. Now that Apple supplies us with most of the software we use every day, they have more control over this planned obsolescence than ever before.

All …



Mac Pro shipping

Exit Power Mac, enter Mac Pro

"Well, today, the Power Mac is going to fade into history," said Jobs. Apple VP of worldwide sales and marketing Phil Schiller joined Jobs on stage to introduce its replacement.

Schiller introduced the Intel Xeon-based Mac Pro. The processors that power the Mac Pro are Intel’s "Woodcrest" design — dual core processors at speeds up to 3GHz.

Schiller said they have 4MB shared Level 2 caches and 128-bit vector engines that replace the "Velocity Engines" found in Power Mac G5 systems. And they’re 64-bit.

"These are



RODE Podcaster

Podcaster
Broadcast quality USB Microphone.

Ever need to do high quality voice over? Do you need smooth broadcast quality sound? Now you can record directly via USB. Many editing applications allow you to record direct to the timeline. The problem has been, how do you get pristine audio into the computer. You used to need some kind of $200 A/D converter and



Low budget film and video lighting tips

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