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[QUOTE="ArrowHead%20nli:379180"]Computer: 16 channels at once will need a good amount of memory and a good processor. Get about 1-3 gigs, 2 would be safe. Get 2 hard drives, one 40-80 gig for software and one 80-120 gig for audio files and data. You'll get better performance since the drive isn't trying to access your software and audio files at the same time. Sound card: I've heard good things about the pre-sonus firepod. Firewire connected with 8 inputs, so you'll need 2 of them which you can run together. About $500 each on ebay. Mixer: Sell your mackie mixer, you don't need it. The mixer won't act as a soundcard, but your soundcards will act as a mixer. Software: Sonar or Nuendo. Sonar wins hands down as far as being easy to learn. Effects: the software effects that come with sonar should do just fine, but if you need more there's a ton of freeware plugins out there. External control surface(s): Berhinger(sp?) makes very cool little usb control surfaces. You can get a couple 8 channel meters and a couple 8 channel knobs (for real time control of effects) for about $100 each, total of $400 Avoid pro tools. For what you'd be spending here (about $2000 - $2500) you'll get a pro tools system that has about half the available tracks. Also, pro tools has a much higher learning curve. Also, I can't pirate you software and plugins for pro-tools like I can with sonar or cubase.[/QUOTE]
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