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PreSonus Eureka
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description: ync generated by the RME system and streaming the audio via lightpipe from the RME system outputs to the Scope system inputs I should be able to get the damned thing to play back 88.2k audio files at the proper pitch........now that makes a hell'uva lot of sense, doesn't it? ;oD "Chris Ludwig" <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote in message news:457cc376$1@linux... > HI Dj and Neil, > It's s
creator: Wayne Carson
date: 2006-11-11T20:16:53-00:00

Re: PreSonus Eureka
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description: ;Frankly I don't know if using the Pulsar for summing would make >>>up for the sonic hit I would take at 44.1k - I can use Paris >>>for summing right now & NOT have to take the hit to >>>downconvert, though I have to go out through several Analog >>>submixes to do this. My idea with the Pulsar was >>>essentially: "What if I can sum in the digital domain via DSP; >>>and if so, would that sound better than what I can do right >>>now?" At this point I still can't find out, however, due to the >>>inability of the Pulsar stuff to work at 88.2k. >>> >>>If you want to see the minor shitstorm that Deej & I started >>>over on the Pulsar forum over this issue, go here: >>> >>>http://www.planetz.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=20885 >>> >>> >>>Neil >> >> >> > > -- > Chris Ludwig<br
creator: AlexPlasko
date: 2006-11-11T20:51:55-00:00

Re: PreSonus Eureka
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description: f="mailto:nowayjose@dude.net" target="_blank">nowayjose@dude.net> wrote in message news:457c613d@linux... >>I have done 4 x EDS cards in an ASUS A7V8x mobo. It has 6 PCI slots and >>two of them share with the AGP so I used the 4 slots that didn't share >>with the AGP and it worked fine. Just disable everything you aren't using >>in the bios and make sure you know which PCI slots share with the AGP. >>That's the deal killer. If you've got 4 x PCI slots that do not share an >>IRQ with the AGP then you may be able to pull this off. >> >> >> Deej >> >> "J.S." <sonicartproductions@hotmail.com> wrote in message >> news:457c4e46@linux... >>>I am on a PC. So, you did do the expansion thing though, ay. >>> Jan >>> >>> >>><br
creator: TCB
date: 2006-11-11T22:02:52-00:00

Re: PreSonus Eureka
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description: same thing came up - i'm going to open the box and reseat >>>>>>the card, to see if that does anything. >>>>>> >>>>>>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Is this the one when your Interfaces are not plgged in or MEC turned >>>off? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>"lucio" <yo@kingtone.com> wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>hi all, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>It's been a while since I posted here...I've only sporadically used >>>my >>>>>>PARIS >>>>>>>>rig in the past
creator: MikeP
date: 2006-11-12T00:59:08-00:00

Re: PreSonus Eureka
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description: br /> !!! lolMartin, The link channel fader bug and the "potential" group sends bug (maybe there's a workaround) are ones I discovered. The mixer preset bug I have not tried yet but it's really an amazing oversight if it's true. I'm still jealous that you did Air Supply !!! Still great great tunes. John "Martin Harrington" <lendan@bigpond.net.au> wrote: >Have you actually encountered these bugs John, or are you just going on what >the forum says? >-- >Martin Harrington >www.lendanear-sound.com > >"John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:4582c6ba$1@linux... >> >> Not a single crash so far, but the bugs are real functionality bugs. I >> like >> it better than Paris so far but have not done a major sound check. I hope >> to this weekend. >> >> Channels won't record with Linked channels and Folder tracks making these >> features all but useless
creator: Wayne Carson
date: 2006-11-14T20:30:15-00:00

Re: PreSonus Eureka
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description: the noise that's >>>already >> >>>there, I'd be inclined to just go in there with a wave editor and manually >> >>>fix the noises one at a time, but then, I'm obsessive. :) >>> >>>Sarah >>> >>>www.sarahtonin.com >>> >>>"Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote in message news:45834c91@linux... >>>> Hi all >>>> >>>> Actually it isn't bad at all but several inital comments on this >>>> particular track I'm mixing is there's too much fret noise on the >>>> acoustic. >>>> >>>> Most of it is between chords (picking) >>>> >>>> One thought was using a de-esser...all other's are more than welcome >>>> >>>> Don >>>> >>> >>> >> > >Haven't tried the voxformer. the Dave Brown is much more intuitive with the graphic display, but I can dial in a serious de-ess with Sybil that is the equivalent to my SPL hardware de-esser. The SPL is the best I've ever used, period. Without it I would die. http://www.soundperformancelab.com/DeEsser/in_short.html I've heard that the Drawmer unit is considered a "holy grail" item by some engineers but I've never used one. The deesse
creator: Neil
date: 2006-11-15T01:45:14-00:00