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OT: These are few of my favorite (free) things...
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description: >Destination = input Yah, i got that part, but I think the install STILL didn't go correctly.. I can't find some of the modules (Mixer, THAT one would be nice, if one of my main missions is to sum with this thing! lol) >It's really easy once you get your head around a couple of >very simple principles. Like I said, give me a call and I'll >fire up my system and take you for a walk. I'll take you up on that later... right now my brain is melting. NeilThis will provide little solace at this point, but 'counter-intuitive' at first blush often becomes 'very powerful' at later date. This isn't a particularly 'Paris-like' attitude, as it was designed from the ground up to have a gentle learning curve to anyone familiar with a mixing desk and tape. It's a little like Notepad vs. Emacs. Anyone who has ever used a typewriter can create and print a grocery list with Notepad. But that's pretty much all it's good for. It won't let you insert a chart, change much in the way of colors, auto-indent lists, do any real print formatting, and it certainly won't automatically color code xml, run perl scripts in a shell, keep track of how many curly braces you have open, or replace every 'MakeRegexLater' with '/^[0-9][a-Z]{5,36}.$/' This might seem pointless, and I can hear you screaming that you just want to make a grocery list, but I distinctly remember thinking the SCOPE environment qualified to be described as 'tricky to learn but easy to use once it's learned' instead of just 'hard to use.' Also, it was designed by Germans. So give it a little time, and be glad you don't have to learn Emacs, TCB "Neil" <OIUOI@OI.com> wrote: > >Further observations: > >Without a doubt, THE SINGULAR most counter-intuitve application >of any variety that I have ever come across... I now have it >installed, but still not "working" - in the sense that I can't >figure out how to internally route anything to anything. >The manual is no help whatsoever in this regard. > >More to come, I'm sure. > >Neil > >…
creator: Neil
date: 2006-10-31T05:38:55-00:00

Re: OT: These are few of my favorite (free) things...
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description: ay you could find out what he was doing with his guitars on The Ramones song "questioningly'? Lovely stuff on a great stax inspired song. That harmony guitar is the shit."Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4564575d$1@linux... > > "Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >>I'm thinking it's almost break time over in there neck of the >>planet...maybe > >>your email had to go through translation..I know that'll hold things up > here >>in Canada > > So you think it went to Canada, not Germany? Shit, then I > should've included a few "eh's", and "hosers" in there & they > would've known what I was talking about? > > :D Most definitely, especially in EK's neck of the woods :-)Alrighty then. My apologies for offering a few words of encouragement. TCB "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote: > >"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: > >>Also, it was designed by Germans. > >want to drive them well, I don't want to learn how to build >them. > >Likewise, I don't want to feel like I have to become a fargin' >computer programmer just to use this bitch. > >It's got until the weekend to: > >1.) Get me a fucking authorization code that will let me log in >& download the key code file (i'm pretty sure I'm missing some >modules, because I was having to guess at what some of the >subapplications were, since the nomenclature is different from >the documentation to the software). > >2.) Reinstall fully & correctly once I have that & be able to >route between SX & Pulsar without a hitch. > >3.) Work flawlessy & glitchlessly with my RME cards active at >the same time for tracking needs... this was GOING to be an >option that I was willing to find a workaround for, but since >it's now pissed me off from the get-go, it's an option no >longer... it's a mandate. > >If it doesn't do all this by that time, it's going back. I have >no fucking sense of humor for expensive esoteric shit that >doesn't make my life easier & allow me to be more musically >productive. If I wanted to be Rube Fucking Goldberg abou…
creator: Neil
date: 2006-10-31T05:42:51-00:00

Re: OT: These are few of my favorite (free) things...
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description: nother thing that seems to not have gone right > >> with the install... I can manually launch it now that I > >> physically moved certain files from the "app/bin" folder from > >> the CD/DVD drive to the same folder on the HD, but something's > >> still not right... SX certainly doesn't see any of the Pulsar > >&
creator: Chris Lang
date: 2006-10-31T05:46:34-00:00

Re: OT: These are few of my favorite (free) things...
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description: #64;OIU.com" target="_blank">IUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:45645479$1@linux... > >> >> > >> >> "Jesse Skeens" <jskeens@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> > >> >> >Scope is very to use once you get a little time on it. Neil > >> >> >doesnt
creator: Rich Lamanna
date: 2006-10-31T06:08:41-00:00

Re: OT: These are few of my favorite (free) things...
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description: ;>>> Realize >>>>>> that the MAc is no longer the defacto standard DAW!!! Period.. >>>>>> I 'l bett the PC version of Liquid channel will (on a modest PC) non >>> dual >>>>>> anything, will garner the full 32 plugs that advertised from Focusrite. >>> >>>>>> The<br /
creator: John [1]
date: 2006-10-31T12:55:54-00:00