> what PC software do you use for this? (wavelab, soundforge, cool edit?)
Personally I like cooledit pro2 as I like the keyboard shortcuts and 'save selection as...' feature. I record a lot of mixes direct to HD and I've found that setting the temp folder of the recording software to a mapped network drive on a different machine dramatically increases speed and responsiveness for recording, saving and any post production. This can be especially beneficial with the large files produced by recording mixes at a high quality. If you don't have a home network then having the OS swap file on a different drive to the one you are recording to can also help. Cheers matt - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
