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AT2020's are nice indeed. Maybe the Studio Projects B1 is an option too? I like the B1 for vocals but it's less suited for acoustic guitar, at least, that's what I think.

Liked the article, for me it was pretty insightful and helpful. So thanks laiis! And btw, studio32=Jacks, as far as I know they are one and the same person.

For Ubuntu, a more elaborate explanation on how to prioritise IRQ's can be found here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1328175

As a gearhead, please allow me to revive this thread :) http://www.autostatic.com/logimages/guitarrig2008-3.jpg From left to right: - Gibson SG Pro 1970 - Epiphone Alleykat (belongs to my girl) - Fender Telecaster 1977 - Yamaha SG2000 1977 - Below: Teisco KL-4 approx. 1966, I also own the matching a...

Beverwijk! Indeed one of the ugliest cities of the Randstad in the Netherlands. But you know what? I like it here! But on a serious tip, my name is Jeremy, I'm really into music for about 20 years now and I also happen to really like Linux and I embrace the Free Software philosophy. I've been using...

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I like Ubuntu minimal, with IceWM and a good theme. Runs on almost anything.

That's a possibility too. But then it takes me at least the same amount to add all the packages I need as it takes me to remove them in Ubuntu Studio. So I'll stick somewhere in between

I've never used 64 Studio, neither Ubuntu Studio, just plain Ubuntu with the Ubuntu Studio packages I need. I did try Ubuntu Studio once or twice but I like my systems clean and not crammed with all kinds of packages I don't need and that take me too much time to remove. I liked 8.04, a lot. It has ...

My first post :) I'd like to add the following "giants": Funckarma/Quench Aphex Twin Autechre Bogdan Raczynski Lexaunculpt Drexciya Binärpilot But I also like more conventional music in which computers are involved like James Yuill, Plus/Minus and The Album Leaf (even though they all use M...