Limitless

No, I use Painter Pro 11, on a 24" HP TouchSmart for that. You see how at the biginning of your last post you have the word "guess" in it! Your still not outta the box, your "following" instead of "leading". That's a bad habit to break. But I understand........... that does happen after years of just sitting and listening, instead of doing! Also, with just one HP notebook PC, and a Creative (Cambridge Soundworks), Newton 9.2 speaker system,( an added SVS PB13 Ultra) and a Logitech (Modwright) Transporter, hooked up to my Denon AVR4311CI, I can rival any sound system out there! With just a little education you can whittle that long list of archaic junk you wasted your money on and reduce your power consumption at the same time. Go green,and that would be your first step in a pro-active stance, rather than just a passive listener. Comon' take those first baby steps, you can do it,spit the pacifier out In my next post I'll explain DJ equipment, and list a few peices of hardware, so you can take that giant second step in changing and modifying a sound source. In the mean time buy a pair of baby first walker trainer shoes, so I can get YOU up outta the crawling position and you can take those first baby steps towards walking, ( creating your own sounds by editing other works ). The final steps will be becoming a musician, and creating your own music from it's conception to burning it to a CD or DVD.

See there's the box that you can't seem to break out of. The creator of the source naterial is not a GOD. You as an individual can change anything to make it better suit your taste. That's why myself being a musician can listen to something and decide what I want to do with it to make it better. But I guess if all you have as a hobbist is equipment that makes you just a listener. Well probably better that people with limited creativity just stand in the shadows an listen.....rather than create, or edit someone elses source material. You see I have more than one hobby, I have a full blown music studio in my home and also use to collect stereo equipment. So I like to combine the two, and tweak around, create, change, modify. If on the other hand you result to simply trying to exactly re-create a musicians work of art. Well keep it "simple...man"

Well I only purchase top of the line reference gear, so when I hook a Peavey Kosmos V2 in the loop it gives a sub hamonic one level down from the source material...period! So if you are trying to squeeze grape juice out of a lemon, than throw the lemon away and buy something that will handle lower frequencies. And calibrate the room, and add room correction foam. Then you can study recording and make your own music like I do. Instead of sitting on your bumm and just listening to other peoples music.

Buy A Peavey Kosmos V2, and hook it up, you'll get some deeper bass I promise you..............