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abI feel like such an idiot! I listened to an elf!!! Thanks. Bob "Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: > > > >"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >> >> >> >>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>Latest examples / work perfectly. >>>> >>>>Mike. >>>> >>>>"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>This is what you need to know... >>>>> >>>>> http://news.parisnewsgroup.com/cgi-bin/dnewsweb?cmd=article& amp;group=IDEA.EMUEnsoniqPARIS&item=159142&utag= >>>>> >>>>>Cheers, >>>>>Kim. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>"Bob Hohenberger" <highmtn@efn.org> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>Hello. Sorry if this has been posted a million times, but I have downloaded >>>>>>the Paris Skins and have no idea how to install them. >>>>>>I have viewed the bitmap files, and would prefer that look over the >sand-colored >>>>>>original. Can someone please point me to some directions to get them >>>into >>>>>>PARIS? I don't see any .bmp files in the PARIS directory to rename >and >>>>>install >>>>>>over. >>>>>> >>>>>>Thanks. >>>>>> >>>>>>Bob H. >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >Forgot ..;p) <br /
> -- Martin Harrington www.lendanear-sound.com "Paul Braun" <cygnus_nospam@ctgonline.org> wrote in message news:ovvnl2lce58q8buou7mv86ehh0207t36im@4ax.com... > On 16 Nov 2006 03:10:56 +1000, &q
ka" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >> >> >> >>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>Latest examples / work perfectly. >>>>> >>>>>Mike. >>>>> >>>>>"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>This is what you need to know... >>>>>> >>>>>> http://news.parisnewsgroup.com/cgi-bin/dnewsweb?cmd=article& amp;group=IDEA.EMUEnsoniqPARIS&item=159142&utag= >>>>>> >>>>>>Cheers, >>>>>>Kim. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>"Bob Hohenberger" <highmtn@efn.org> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Hello. Sorry if this has been posted a million times, but I have downloaded >>>>>>>the Paris Skins and have no idea how to install them. >>>>>>>I have viewed the bitmap files, and would prefer that look over the<br /
lank">rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: > >You say this is a Windows ME machine??? Does it work O.K. as long as you don't >put the thumb drive in it???? Rod, nope, all of a sudden something's messed-up with the Active Desktop (I'm pretty sure I've narrowed it down to that, or perhaps a graphics-related issue but I haven't figured out what the remedy is yet). Here's what happens: 1.) PC boots up fine, no probs, Windows launches normally. 2.) Programs/applications, including Paris, all appear to launch just fine (tried starting a number of them to see if I could get any of them to glitch... this PC's pretty stripped- down, so there's not many things on there) EXCEPT (so far) for an item in the Control Panel icons called "Intel Graphics", when I double-click on that one I get the same error as when I right-click on the Desktop - that error window states: "RUNTIME ERROR - Explorer has encountered a problem and must shut down." (might not be the exact phrasing but that's the gist of it). Now, I don't HAVE an Intel video driver loaded - at least not to my knowledge... the card has an ATI graphics package, so maybe I need to look for an Intel video driver somewhere & disable/unload it? 3.) Oddly enough, if I open a window such as "My Computer" and then right-click inside there, I don't get the same problem (which was the same runtime error as I mentioned above). The error upon right-clicking only seems to occur on the active desktop. I can right-click inside a window like "My Computer" or "My Documents" & create a new folder & whatnot with no problems. Which I suppose, is not as big of a problem as I first thought, but it's still weird, and since I tend use the right-click function a lot, I need to figure it out... that's too much of a habit for me to break at this point. Anyone know if the "Runtime" referred to could be a Java Runtime error? This PC has an older version of the Java applet on there, but since it will probably never see the internet in it's current configuration as a Paris PC, I could probably completely unload the Java stuff without any problems, yes? Or is the Intel video driver the most likely suspect at this stage & I should try to find that one & disable it? Neil"Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: > >You say this is a Windows ME machine??? Does it work O.K. as long as you don't >put the thumb drive in it???? Rod, nope, all of a sudden something's messed-up with the Active Desktop (I'm pretty sure I've narrowed it down to that, or perhaps a graphics-related issue but I haven't figured out what the remedy is yet). Here's what happens: 1.) PC boots up fine, no probs, Windows launches normally. 2.) Programs/applications, including Paris, all appear to launch just fine (tried starting a number of them to see if I<
br /> could get any of them to glitch... this PC's pretty stripped- down, so there's not many things on there) EXCEPT (so far) for an item in the Control Panel icons called "Intel Graphics", when I double-click on that one I get the same error as when I right-click on the Desktop - that error window states: "RUNTIME ERROR - Explorer has encountered a problem and must shut down." (might not be the exact phrasing but that's the gist of it). Now, I don't HAVE an Intel video driver loaded - at least not to my knowledge... the card has an ATI graphics package, so maybe I need to look for an Intel video driver somewhere & disable/unload it? 3.) Oddly enough, if I open a window such as "My Computer" and then right-click inside there, I don't get the same problem (which was the same runtime error as I mentioned above). The error upon right-clicking only seems to occur on the active desktop. I can right-click inside a window like "My Computer" or "My Documents" & create a new folder & whatnot with no problems. Which I suppose, is not as big of a problem as I first thought, but it's still weird, and since I tend use the right-click function a lot, I need to figure it out... that's too much of a habit for me to break at this point. Anyone know if the "Runtime" referred to could be a Java Runtime error? This PC has an older version of the Java applet on there, but since it will probably never see the internet in it's current configuration as a Paris PC, I could probably completely unload the Java stuff without any problems, yes? Or is the Intel video driver the most likely suspect at this stage & I should try to find that one & disable it? NeilWonder if it could be the time-stamping or any other features of the Broadcast wav vs. regular wav files that's causing the issue? Would it be possible to have your Nuendo guy export them as regular wav's? Neil "Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >Hi all > >the problem isn't necessarily Strip Wave specific it just seems that all >these songs that need to be strip waved are 24 bit Nuendo Broadcast Wav >files and are causing Paris to crach with a C0000005 error message...usually >taking my computer with it when it goes > >I even have ID looking at this for me, with nothing definite so far > >Dave, I'll give your idea a spin tomorrow and see if that works > >If that doesn't I'll send a track to Rod to check out > >At least Tim the developer is intrigued...maybe he'll write and update for >us non Broascast Wav users > >Don > >"Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote in message >news:455bd57d$1@linux... >> >> Don..if you like...send me one of those waves and let me try. >> You can use Yousendit.com. Its free My email is what's listed minus the >> nospam. >> Rod >> "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: >>> >>>Never had a problem. >>>Rod >>>"Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >>>>Paris has been gagging on 24 bit Nuendo Wav files stripped in stripwave. >>>> >>>>This is not a dig at Stripwave as I'm talking with Tim right now but it<br
/> >>> >>>>seems these 24 bit broadcast headered wav files are even crashing his >>>>version. >>>> >>>>Just wondering if anyone else had a problem >>>> >>>>Don >>>> >>>> >>> >> > >I'm thinking this has to do with other issues because when I asked about the previous CD he sent me to mix it was also done in the same format 24/44.1 Broadcast wav files and I had no problems. Have a hunch it has to do with a batch of questionable plugins I was given to "try out" There gone (didn't like or use them anyway so no loss) I'll keep you informed. "Neil" <IOUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:455c6e2c$1@linux... > > Wonder if it could be the time-stamping or any other features > of the Broadcast wav vs. regular wav files that's causing the > issue? > > Would it be possible to have your Nuendo guy export them as > regular wav's? > > Neil > > > "Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >>Hi all >> >>the problem isn't necessarily Strip Wave specific it just seems that all > >>these songs that need to be strip waved are 24 bit Nuendo Broadcast Wav > >>files and are causing Paris to crach with a C0000005 error >>message...usually > >>taking my computer with it when it goes >> >>I even have ID looking at this for me, with nothing definite so far >> >>Dave, I'll give your idea a spin tomorrow and see if that works >> >>If that doesn't I'll send a track to Rod to check out >> >>At least Tim the developer is intrigued...maybe he'll write and update for > >>us non Broascast Wav users >> >>Don >> >>"Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote in message >>news:455bd57d$1@linux... >>> >>> Don..if you like...send me one of those waves and let me try. >>> You can use Yousendit.com. Its free My email is what's listed minus the >>> nospam. >>> Rod >>> "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>Never had a problem. >>>>Rod >>>>"Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >>>>>Paris has been gagging on 24 bit Nuendo Wav files stripped in >>>>>stripwave. >>>>> >>>>>This is not a dig at Stripwave as I'm talking with Tim right now but > it >>>> >>>>>seems these 24 bit broadcast headered wav files are even crashing his >>>>>version. >>>>> >>>>>Just wondering if anyone else had a problem >>>>> >>>>>Don >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >> >Intel Graphics", when I double-click on that one I get the same error as when I right-click on the Desktop - that error window states: "RUNTIME ERROR - Explorer has encountered a problem and must shut down." Neil......if you can click on the desktop and on this icon and get the same error, I'd say you've found the gremlin. I'd uninstall the Intel thingie and see if this clears things up. If not, your graphics controller may need to be uninstalled/reinstalled. Graphics cards are usually the culprit in this kind of situation.........and they respond well to 9mm *accellerators*. ;o) Deej "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:455c6d61$1@linux... > > "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: > > > >You say this is a Windows ME machine??? Does it work O.K. as long as you > don't > >put the thumb drive in it???? > > > Rod, nope, all of a sudden something's messed-up with the > Active Desktop (I'm pretty sure I've narrowed it down to that, > or perhaps a graphics-related issue but I haven't figured out &g
un Gigastudio and >a bunch of sample libraries? > >thanks > >DC"LaMont" <jjpro@gmail.com> wrote: > >DC, >pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making a good >Giga PC.. > >IE. Fast processor.. > Win XP tweaks > Stable GSIF drivers > Separate drive(s) for samples > A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. :)I've been trying to reach my studio partner over the last week or so. Nothing important really...................just to let him know that I was still waiting on a few things to trickle in so I can finish up the new studio confuguration before we start our next project. I hadn't heard from him but he's a touring musician and also has some stuff going on with a home building project in Hawaii so I figured I'd hear from him when he had a chance to come up for air. I just got a call from him. He was at our local hospital in the ER a week ago Tuesday due to his wife having some problems. He started getting a severe headache and then collapsed and started convulsing. They were on it immediately and a spinal tap showed he had lood in his spinal fluid. Further tests confirmed that he was having a cerebral hemmorage. They called his family in Oklahoma and put him on a life flight jet to Denver with a 5% chance of survival. His brother is a trauma surgeon in Oklahoma city and had already told his parants to prepare for the worst because the chance of his waking up were around "zero". Everyone flew to Denver to wait it out. Instead of an arterial bleed, it was a vein. The bleeding stopped on it's own, without surgery and he's back home and though a little weak, he's entirely normal..brain function 100%. The doctors said this is pretty much unheardof...a one in a multimillion outcome and that he should just go on and live his life. The chances of it happening again are about as remote as his chances were of survival when it happened. We figure there's a song in there somewhere. ;o)Know any dedicated Giga PC builders? thanks! DC "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote: > >"LaMont" <jjpro@gmail.com</a
>> wrote: >> >>DC, >>pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making a >good >>Giga PC.. >> >>IE. Fast processor.. >> Win XP tweaks >> Stable GSIF drivers >> Separate drive(s) for samples >> A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP > detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. > >:) >Yeoww! Great story. I have O- blood which means I can donate to anyone, but only O- can donate to me. So when my Dad decided to head-on (apply directly to the forehead!) a car in the middle of bumf*ck Indiana in 1962, and I broke the winshield with my face, they had to fly in some blood. It was probably infected with Hep C. Fast forward 35 years. Doc sez "OMG you have Hep C antibodies!!. Gotta do more tests but you probably have it. Not a good thing. So he does a genetic screen and there is no Hep C genetic material. None. What this means is that I had it, and beat it. It's 100% conclusive and very rare to do that. I had to change docs a while back and the new doc goes OMG you have Hep C antibodies!! and I try to tell her that I don't have the genetic material. She smiles indulgently and tells me I am getting the test anyway because the first test must have been wrong. So, we do another genetic test. She calls me back "you don't have any genetic material!, no hep C"!! And this is basically the sequence of events whenever I have a new doc... The good side is that the blood bank, which used to bug me every 4 days for blood (being I can donate to anyone) and were often quite insistent (can't blame them), now run screaming from the room when I reveal that I have Hep C antibodies. They don't even CARE that I beat it and am negative. No more calls from the vampires! Glad your partner is OK! DC "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >I've been trying to reach my studio partner over the last week or so. >Nothing important really...................just to let him know that I was >still waiting on a few things to trickle in so I can finish up the new >studio confuguration before we start our next project. I hadn't heard from >him but he's a touring musician and also has some stuff going on with a home >building project in Hawaii so I figured I'd hear from him when he had a >chance to come up for air. > >I just got a call from him. He was at our local hospital in the ER a week >ago Tuesday due to his wife having some problems. He started getting a >severe headache and then collapsed and started convulsing. They were on it >immediately and a spinal tap showed he had lood in his spinal fluid. Further >tests confirmed that he was having a cerebral hemmorage. They called his >family in Oklahoma and put him on a life flight jet to Denver with a 5% >chance of survival. His brother is a trauma surgeon in Oklahoma city and had >already told his parants to prepare for the worst because the chance of his >waking up were around "zero". Everyone flew to Denver to wait it out. > >Instead of an arterial bleed, it was a vein. The bleeding stopped on it's >own, without surgery and he's back home and though a little weak, he's >entirely normal..brain function 100%. The doctors said this is pretty much >unheardof...a one in a multimillion outcome and that he should just go on >and live his life. The chances of it happening again are about as remote as >his chances were of survival when it happened. > >We figure there's a song in there somewhere. > >;o) > > >Chris Ludwig and the gang at Eastcoast.. "DC" <dc@spammersinLA.com> wrote: > >Know any dedicated Giga PC builders? > >thanks! > >DC > > >"Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote:<b
r /> >> >>"LaMont" <jjpro@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>>DC, >>>pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making a >>good >>>Giga PC.. >>> >>>IE. Fast processor.. >>> Win XP tweaks >>> Stable GSIF drivers >>> Separate drive(s) for samples >>> A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP >> detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. >> >>:) >> >Thanks LaMont DC "LaMont" <jjdpro@gmail.com> wrote: > >Chris Ludwig and the gang at Eastcoast.. > >"DC" <dc@spammersinLA.com> wrote: >> >>Know any dedicated Giga PC builders? >> >>thanks! >> >>DC >> >> >>"Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote: >>> >>>"LaMont" <jjpro@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>DC, >>>>pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making >a >>>good >>>>Giga PC.. >>>> >>>>IE. Fast processor.. >>>> Win XP tweaks >>>> Stable GSIF drivers >>>> Separate drive(s) for samples >>>> A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP >>> detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. >>> >>>:) >>> >> >Deej, What a great outcome. You couldn't pray for better. Congrats to your partner. Don't be surprised if he has a somewhat changed outlook on things. I know that I did after surviving a horrible rollover thanks to some jack**s that had to speed on a wet road and lost control of her car. Read after me: Every day is a good day... Very happy to hear the good news. Take care! Mark "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >I've been trying to reach my studio partner over the last week or so. >Nothing important really...................just to let him know that I was >still waiting on a few things to trickle in so I can finish up the new >studio confuguration before we start our next project. I hadn't heard from >him but he's a touring musician and also has some stuff going on with a home >building project in Hawaii so I figured I'd hear from him when he had a >chance to come up for air. > >I just got a call from him. He was at our local hospital in the ER a week >ago Tuesday due to his wife having some problems. He started getting a >severe headache and then collapsed and started convulsing. They were on it >immediately and a spinal tap showed he had lood in his spinal fluid. Further >tests confirmed that he was having a cerebral hemmorage. They called his >family in Oklahoma and put him on a life flight jet to Denver with a 5% >chance of survival. His brother is a trauma surgeon in Oklahoma city and had >already told his parants to prepare for the worst because the chance of his >waking up were around "zero". Everyone flew to Denver to wait it out. > >Instead of an arterial bleed, it was a vein. The bleeding stopped on it's >own, without surgery and he's back home and though a little weak, he's >entirely normal..brain function 100%. The doctors said this is pretty much >unheardof...a one in a multimillion outcome and that he should just go on >and live his life. The chances of it happening again are about as remote as >his chances were of survival when it happened. > >We figure there's a song in there somewhere. > >;o) > > >That sounds more like it. I have stripped countless Broadcast waves with no problem. Still, if you can't get it going....I'm up for taking a look at it. Rod "Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >I'm thinking this has to do with other issues because when I asked about the >previous CD he sent me to mix it was also done in the same format 24/44.1 >Broadcast wav files and I had no problems. > >Have a hunch it has to do with a batch of questionable plugins I was given >to "try out" There gone (didn't like or use them anyway so no loss) > >I'll keep you informed. > > > >&quot
t now but >> it >>>>> >>>>>>seems these 24 bit broadcast headered wav files are even crashing his >>>>>>version. >>>>>> >>>>>>Just wondering if anyone else had a problem >>>>>> >>>>>>Don >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > >Sergio Samayoa is Giga's hardware guy in NYC. He sold me my first Paris system in Nov '97 in Austin, then went to work for Nemesys/Gigasampler there before Tascam bought them. I talked to him on the phone a few months ago and I've got his number here somewhere. He told me that all he does these days is build big Giga rigs so he's likely be a good guy to hook up with. . I've been looking for his info here, but you can likely do a Google search on him and locate him. If you do, tell him hi for me. In the meantime, I'll keep looking around. ;o) Deej "DC" <dc@spammersinLA.com> wrote in message news:455ce838$1@linux... > > Know any dedicated Giga PC builders? > > thanks! > > DC > > > "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote: > > > >"LaMont" <jjpro@gmail.com> wrote: > >> > >>DC, > >>pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making a > >good > >>Giga PC.. > >> > >>IE. Fast processor.. > >> Win XP tweaks > >> Stable GSIF drivers > >> Separate drive(s) for samples > >> A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP > > detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. > > > >:) > > >I found him! Thanks. I have spoken with him before. I just lost touch. thanks again DC "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >Sergio Samayoa is Giga's hardware guy in NYC. He sold me my first Paris >system in Nov '97 in Austin, then went to work for Nemesys/Gigasampler there >before Tascam bought them. I talked to him on the phone a few months ago and >I've got his number here somewhere. He told me that all he does these days >is build big Giga rigs so he's likely be a good guy to hook up with. . > >I've been looking for his info here, but you can likely do a Google search >on him and locate him. If you do, tell him hi for me. In the meantime, I'll >keep looking around. > >;o) >Deej > > >"DC" <dc@spammersinLA.com> wrote in message news:455ce838$1@linux... >> >> Know any dedicated Giga PC builders? >> >> thanks! >> >> DC >> >> >> "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote: >> > >> >"LaMont" <jjpro@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> >>DC, >> >>pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making a >> >good >> >>Giga PC.. >> >> >> >>IE. Fast processor.. >> >> Win XP tweaks >> >> Stable GSIF drivers >> >> Separate drive(s) for samples >> >> A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP >> > detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. >> > >> >:) >> > >> > >Cool beans!!!... ;o) "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> wrote in message news:455d16e6$1@linux... > > I found him! Thanks. > > I have spoken with him before. I just lost touch. > > thanks again > > DC > > > "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: > >Sergio Samayoa is Giga's hardware guy in NYC. He sold me my first Paris > >system in Nov '97 in Austin, then went to work for Nemesys/Gigasampler there > >before Tascam bought them. I talked to him on the phone a few months ago > and > >I've got his number here somewhere. He told me that all he does these days > >is build big Giga rigs so he's likely be a good guy to hook up with. . > > > >I've been looking for his info here, but you can likely do a Google search > >on him and locate him. If you do, tell him hi for me. In the meantime, I'll > >keep looking around. > > > >;o) > >Deej > > > > > >"DC" <dc@spammersinLA.com> wrote in message news:455ce838$1@linux... > >> > >> Know any dedicated Giga PC builders? > >> > >> thanks! > >> > >> DC > >> > >> > >> "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote: > >> > > >> >"LaMont" <<a href="mailto:j
jpro@gmail.com" target="_blank">jjpro@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> > >> >>DC, > >> >>pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making > a > >> >good > >> >>Giga PC.. > >> >> > >> >>IE. Fast processor.. > >> >> Win XP tweaks > >> >> Stable GSIF drivers > >> >> Separate drive(s) for samples > >> >> A few shots of Belvidere or single-malt to consume while XP > >> > detects all the hardware & tries to load the drivers. > >> > > >> >:) > >> > > >> > > > > >I'm playing back a 40 track project in Cubase SX with 3 x Pulsar cards (2 in a Magma, the other in a PCI slot of my mobo) and 4 x UAD-1 cards. Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight and see what I can do to make it crash.I like 'em. I know we've already discussed the 33609, but I'm getting into it tonight and it's a killer compressor for drums.absolutely wonderful. I'll be staapping it across the Paris mix bus before long (because I can strap any plugin anywhere I want no with the Scope routing ;o) and we'll see how that goes. The 1081 has that same mojo as the 1073 with more flexibility. The 1073 still seems to have the freq bands just nailed for drums, but the 1081 does too.it's just a little more flexible and a bit of a different color. Of course, since I had a $100.00 credit from way back when I bought another card and I got the $149.00 discount coupon because I had previously purchased the 1073, I now own both of these, otherwise I'd be.....well, you know. ;o)"DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >Of course, since I had a $100.00 credit from way back when I bought another >card and I got the $149.00 discount coupon because I had previously >purchased the 1073, I now own both of these, otherwise I'd be.....well, you know. Needing to die? :)OK, I made it crash, but it was by dropping/replacing numerous UAD-1 plugins on various tracks in rapid succession during playback while lots of plugin windows were open. The Neve 1081 seems to have finally brought things to a halt (screen freeze) when instantiated during playback with the UAD-1 resource meter at almost over 70%. Still, this could have been a graphics glitch. There were lots of windows open onscreen........lots.of them and this platform has put up with things that I could never have gotten away with with the RME cards so the *putting up with abuse factor*/driver stability is high so far. Deej "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote in message news:455d2807@linux... > I'm playing back a 40 track project in Cubase SX with 3 x Pulsar cards (2 in > a Magma, the other in a PCI slot of my mobo) and 4 x UAD-1 cards. > > Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight and see what > I can do to make it crash. > >"DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight >and see what I can do to make it crash. Or you could just work & do a mix. :DYo, Dale. Long time no type at... ;^) Yep. I Still LOVE my PARIS RIG!!! ...and still rockin' around Eugene. "Dale" <dalebradleycello@yahoo.com> wrote: > >Hey Bob, nice to see you are still Parising--still in Eugene, I presume... > >Dale > >"Bob Hohenberger" <highmtnor@efn.org> wrote: >> >>I feel like such an idiot! I listened to an elf!!! >> >>Thanks. >> >>Bob >> >>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>"Michael Yanoska" <yanoska@cox.net> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>Latest examples / work perfectly. >>>>>> >>>>>>Mike. >>>>>> >>>>>>"Kim" <<a href="mailto:hiddensounds@hotmail.com"
gt;original. Can someone please point me to some directions to get them >>>>>into >>>>>>>>PARIS? I don't see any .bmp files in the PARIS directory to rename >>>and >>>>>>>install >>>>>>>>over. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Thanks. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Bob H. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >Amazing. And yes, very lucky. NeilMixin' and kickin' are synonimous around here. I'll be getting the whole mojo working over the weekend but so far, I'm pretty pleased. since mine was shipped 2nd day air, that means it left NY Tuesday. Your card stands a chance of arriving tomorrow if it's UPS ground Deej "Neil" <IUOIU@OI.com> wrote in message news:455d32be$1@linux... > > "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: > > >Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight >and see > what I can do to make it crash. > > Or you could just work & do a mix. > > :DEver had malaria? That'sll run off a vampire in a heartbeat. ;o) "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> wrote in message news:455ceb20$1@linux... > > Yeoww! Great story. > > > I have O- blood which means I can donate to anyone, but only O- > can donate to me. So when my Dad decided to head-on (apply > directly to the forehead!) a car in the middle of bumf*ck Indiana in > 1962, and I broke the winshield with my face, they had to fly in > some blood. It was probably infected with Hep C. > > Fast forward 35 years. Doc sez "OMG you have Hep C antibodies!!. > Gotta do more tests but you probably have it. Not a good thing. > So he does a genetic screen and there is no Hep C genetic material. > None. What this means is that I had it, and beat it. It's 100% > conclusive and very rare to do that. > > I had to change docs a while back and the new doc goes OMG you > have Hep C antibodies!! and I try to tell her that I don't have the > genetic material. She smiles indulgently and tells me I am getting > the test anyway because the first test must have been wrong. So, > we do another genetic test. She calls me back "you don't have any > genetic material!, no hep C"!! > > And this is basically the sequence of events whenever I have a new > doc... > > The good side is that the blood bank, which used to bug me every > 4 days for blood (being I can donate to anyone) and were often > quite insistent (can't blame them), now run screaming from the > room when I reveal that I have Hep C antibodies. They don't even > CARE that I beat it and am negative. No more calls from the > vampires! > > Glad your partner is OK! > > DC > > > > > "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: > >I've been trying to reach my studio partner over the last week or so. > >Nothing important really...................just to let him know that I was > >still waiting on a few things to trickle in so I can finish up the new > >studio confuguration before we start our next project. I hadn't heard from > >him but he's a touring musician and also has some stuff going on with a > home > >building project in Hawaii so I figured I'd hear from him when he had a > >chance to come up for air. > > > >I just got a call from him. He was at our local hospital in the ER a week > >ago Tuesday due to his wife having some problems. He started getting a > >severe headache and then collapsed and started convulsing. They were on > it > >immediately and a spinal tap showed he had lood in his spinal fluid. Further > >tests confirmed that he was having a cerebral hemmorage. They called his > >family in Oklahoma and put him on a life flight jet to Denver with a 5% > >chance of survival. His brother is a trauma surgeon in Oklahoma city and > had > >already told his parants to prepare for the worst because the chance of > his > >waking up were around "zero". Everyone flew to Denver to wait it out. > > > >Instead of an arterial bleed, it was a vein. The bleeding stopped on it's > >own, without surgery and he's back home and though a little weak, he's > >entirely normal..brain function 100%. The doctors said this is pretty much > >unheardof...a one in a multimillion outcome and that he should just go on > >and live his life. The chances of it happening again are about as remote > as > >his chances were of survival when it happened. > > > >We figure there's a song in there somewhere. > > > >;o) > > > > > > >It is indeed UPS ground - would be great if it got here tomorrow - that way I could load it & have my computer down for the whole weekend while & try & get it to configure properly OH JOY!!!! lol :D "DJ" <<a href="mailto:nowayjose@dude.n
et" target="_blank">nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >Mixin' and kickin' are synonimous around here. I'll be getting the whole >mojo working over the weekend but so far, I'm pretty pleased. since mine was >shipped 2nd day air, that means it left NY Tuesday. Your card stands a >chance of arriving tomorrow if it's UPS ground > >Deej > > >"Neil" <IUOIU@OI.com> wrote in message news:455d32be$1@linux... >> >> "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >> >> >Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight >and see >> what I can do to make it crash. >> >> Or you could just work & do a mix. >> >> :D > >Deej, have you run it through the paces with punch in/out? I'm -real- curious how it holds up there. AA "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote in message news:455d2807@linux... > I'm playing back a 40 track project in Cubase SX with 3 x Pulsar cards (2 > in > a Magma, the other in a PCI slot of my mobo) and 4 x UAD-1 cards. > > Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight and see > what > I can do to make it crash. > >Will be or not, what's a happens with new Paris reverb plugin?glad to here he's okay...if not a song they already have a drink named after theis...the bloody brain. On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 15:27:45 -0700, "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >I've been trying to reach my studio partner over the last week or so. >Nothing important really...................just to let him know that I was >still waiting on a few things to trickle in so I can finish up the new >studio confuguration before we start our next project. I hadn't heard from >him but he's a touring musician and also has some stuff going on with a home >building project in Hawaii so I figured I'd hear from him when he had a >chance to come up for air. > >I just got a call from him. He was at our local hospital in the ER a week >ago Tuesday due to his wife having some problems. He started getting a >severe headache and then collapsed and started convulsing. They were on it >immediately and a spinal tap showed he had lood in his spinal fluid. Further >tests confirmed that he was having a cerebral hemmorage. They called his >family in Oklahoma and put him on a life flight jet to Denver with a 5% >chance of survival. His brother is a trauma surgeon in Oklahoma city and had >already told his parants to prepare for the worst because the chance of his >waking up were around "zero". Everyone flew to Denver to wait it out. > >Instead of an arterial bleed, it was a vein. The bleeding stopped on it's >own, without surgery and he's back home and though a little weak, he's >entirely normal..brain function 100%. The doctors said this is pretty much >unheardof...a one in a multimillion outcome and that he should just go on >and live his life. The chances of it happening again are about as remote as >his chances were of survival when it happened. > >We figure there's a song in there somewhere. > >;o) > >"I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight and see what I can do to make it crash."...give it to john. On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 20:20:21 -0700, "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >I'm playing back a 40 track project in Cubase SX with 3 x Pulsar cards (2 in >a Magma, the other in a PCI slot of my mobo) and 4 x UAD-1 cards. > >Solid as a rock so far. I'm gonna kick it around a bit tonight and see what >I can do to make it crash. >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_005F_01C70A17.373B7EC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Whats up with the AISO Host/ plugin thing? --=20 Thanks, Brandon ------=_NextPart_000_005F_01C70A17.373B7EC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Whats up with the AISO Host/ plugin thing? -- Thanks, Brandon ------=_NextPart_000_005F_01C70A17.373B7EC0--hey DJ, I know you guys don;t care about this in your set up, But did the latency change in the newer UAD updates? I think it was Tom B who was having this issue a while back. C "Neil" <IOUOI@OI.com> wrote: > >"DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >>Of course, since I had a $100.00 credit from way back when I bought another >>card and I got the $149.00 discount coupon because I had previously >>purchased the 1073, I now own both of these, otherwise I'd be.....well, >you know. > >Needing to die? > >:)rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote: >glad to here he's okay...if not a song they already have a >drink named after theis...the bloody brain. Well, you could come up with a song pretty easily: Sung to the tune of "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead: Blood on my