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Out of the box, we were impressed with the rugged, tank-like construction of the Slick Audio T2000 (since replaced by the T2100, just faster than its predecessor) tower we got on loan from Slick Audio.
Jim of Slick Audio reviews the existing types of interfaces such as USB, Fire-Wire or Thunderbolt for audio recording studio.
Something many in the audio world don’t think about but they do in the IT world it’s called RAID. (Redundant Array Of Inexpensive Disks). So we took a few minutes and had Jim help us with Understanding RAID for Audio.
How Big Does a Recording Studio Need to be? Jim Slick, President, and CEO of Slick Audio is often asked, “Do I Need a Large Studio to Make Quality Music?” or “Do I Need a Large Studio to Create Quality Music?” Being a lover of music, an artist, and an I.T. (Information Technology) expert, Jim is
