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Published on 03/26/05 at 01:48
Yeah it's a ripoff for musicians who do not know anything about computers (at least in hardware)
This will perhaps make you laugh but the best solution to not suffer the noise of a PC is to put it in a pice adjoining the studio and do move the cables (VGA, keyboard, mouse, audio, midi, ...) thanks a chute (which it can be very easily and soundproof drisoire for a price).
This is what I do for my PRVU vocal booth (where there will be a midi keyboard too).
Indeed, even if my PC is not very loud in normal pice (silent power supply, housing insulation tapiss) it remains unbearable anchode in a cabin.
The only inconvniant is when you want to accder / CD / DVD burner.
Who cares royally because most of the time we did catch his or playing, right?
For more fainants can even imagine using an external recorder or (for the more stingy and / or DIY) outsource the internal burner (see what is the max limit of an IDE or SCSI cable) for use in the soundproof pice.
This will perhaps make you laugh but the best solution to not suffer the noise of a PC is to put it in a pice adjoining the studio and do move the cables (VGA, keyboard, mouse, audio, midi, ...) thanks a chute (which it can be very easily and soundproof drisoire for a price).
This is what I do for my PRVU vocal booth (where there will be a midi keyboard too).
Indeed, even if my PC is not very loud in normal pice (silent power supply, housing insulation tapiss) it remains unbearable anchode in a cabin.
The only inconvniant is when you want to accder / CD / DVD burner.
Who cares royally because most of the time we did catch his or playing, right?
For more fainants can even imagine using an external recorder or (for the more stingy and / or DIY) outsource the internal burner (see what is the max limit of an IDE or SCSI cable) for use in the soundproof pice.