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LCD monitors and Paris
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description: size=3D2> >> this should read ....... >> >> Either you have to work in XTC mode = >> which=20 >>negates the ability to sum in Pulsar (the step backwards) or you sum = >> in=20 >>Pulsar and apply the Scope plugns there, so you = >>work "in=20 >>series" wherein .yadda yadda....... >> >> Deej >> >> "DJ" <<A=20 >>href=3D"mailto:nowayjose@dude.net"><FONT face=3DArial=20 >>size=3D2>nowayjose@dude.net> = >>wrote in=20 >>message <A href=3D"news:4596a69a@linux"><FONT face=3DArial=20 >>size=3D2>news:4596a69a@linux<FONT face=3DArial=20 >>size=3D2>... > Neil, > = >> > Great=20 >>post. The evolution of the cards/names is definitely confusing. Now = >> >=20 >>here are some more thoughts for Parisites. > > Seems all=20 >>proprietary DSP cards have their advantages and drawbacks. Look at = >> > the=20 >>limitations of Pro Tools for instance as far as being able to run lots = >> >=20 >>of plugins. You have to buy lot$ of extra DSP hardware so in that = >>respect,=20 >> > there are similarities to Scope and needing the higher DSP = >>processor=20 >>counts. > It's pretty much a concensus of opinion over on the = >>PlanetZ=20 >>forum that 30 > DSP's (two "Pro cards") are necessary for serious = >>mixing.=20 >>The same thing > with the Soundscape system. > > = >>Also,=20 >>before I diss the Scope platform as far as plugins go, I'm going to = >> >=20 >>need to get spend some time with the third party offerings.. As with PT > = >>and=20 >> > Soundscape, there are "lots" of third party plugins for this = >>platform.=20 >>I've > got the demos DL'ed but haven't tried them yet. IMHO, the = >>stock=20 >>plugins for > this platform are as good or better than the stock = >>EDS=20 >>plugins that came > with the Paris system with some being "much" = >>better=20 >>(have you tried the > deesser?), and I'll wager that like the = >>Skunkworks=20 >>subsequent offerings that > were DSP based, the third party plugs = >>for=20 >>this program may be excellent > stuff..........but like Paris, = >>and as you…
creator: Tom Bruhl
date: 2006-11-23T08:38:17-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: gt;>"LaMont" <jjdpro@ameritech.net> wrote: >>> >>>I love it cujo!!..Good work. The band is smokin. I'll get acopy this holliday >>>weekend.. >>>LAMont >>> >>>"cujo" <chris@applemanstudio.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>oops >>>> >>>>hey, I know most of you guys are not Punk fans but you should still check >>>>out >>>>The Shods. They were one of Boston's biggest around the turn of the century. >>>>Fantastic song writing killer harmonies and playing. They toured with >the >>>>Bostones and Weezer ripped em off. They have since pretty much split due >>>>to the lead man's MS. >>>> >>>>I am putting out their back catalog starting with their F#ck Off MCA album >>>>Bamboozled, which I recorded on my 1"machine and Mackie board way back.8 >>>>buss >>>> >>>>Here is the link: >>>> http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum? id=209035538&s=143441 >>>> >>>>They and I can use the support! >>>>The Thanks for nuthin' CD is up against their will and they are receiving >>>>no $$ from it yet, >>> >> >so where's the video? i'm telling you "He's not dead". He's in the tropics having fun. bunuel wrote: > Yeh, me too. > > > > > > > "DC" <dc@saddaminhell.com> wrote: >> I did too. Then I remembered. >> >> >> >> "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >>> As much as this guy was to be despised, the look on his face when he saw >> the >>> noose was wrenching and despite myself, I felt pity. >>> >>> >>> "DC" <dc@saddaminhell.com> wrote in message news:4595fb0a$1@linux... >>>> The New York Times goes into mourning.... >>> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ >>"DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >The Pulsar drivers have put >the RME system to shame as far as operating at lower latencies but I have >heard that the newer RME betas have drastically improved this situation. Where does one get said "beta" drivers from? Got a link? Or maybe they're on the Swineberg ftp site, do you know? NeilThis is a multi-part message in MIME format.<
creator: JeffH
date: 2006-11-23T08:57:51-00:00

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creator: Don Nafe
date: 2006-11-23T13:23:20-00:00

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creator: DJ
date: 2006-11-23T17:14:41-00:00

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creator: Don Nafe
date: 2006-11-23T18:20:37-00:00

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description: [binary] AQhCABCEIAEIQgAQhCABCEIAEIQgAQhCABCEIAEIQgAQhCAP/9k= ---=_linux4596f624--Deej, I get a headache and eyestrain just reading what you are doing with your DAW's. Have a happy and Productive new Year...that goes for everyone actually. -- Martin Harrington www.lendanear-sound.com "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote in message news:4596c522@linux... > I've been sitting here mapping out my future tracking and mixdown > platform. It will be a two way street. I will keep my Pulsar cards where > they are, in my AMD 4400 x 2 system along with my VSTi's, all of which, > with the exception of the Steiny drum machine (whatever it's called) have > standalone GUIs .This system has 48 ADAT I/O, a stereo pair of s/pdif and > a stereo pair of AESI/O and 20 analog I/O (an A16U and an analog pair on > two of the Pulsar cards. > > The other DAW will be happening on another DAW running aqn AMD 4800 x 2 > CPU with 2 x RME HDSP 9652's and an HDSP Multiface running Cubase 4 and 4 > x UAD-1 cards. > > The 2 x 9652's will be lightpiped direct to the 48 I/O of the Pulsar cards > and their coax I/O will be patched directly to the Pulsar AES and spdif > I/O through a didital patchbay. The Multiface ADAT I/O will be interfaced > with an RME ADI4-DD which is patched into my 4X analog reverb processors. > The Multiface S/Pdif I/O will be patched directly to Mytek stereo 96 > AD/DA's through the digital patchbay. > > Tracking will be done in Cubase with the Pulsar analog I/O routed > digitally via ADAT to the HDSP I/O and the Mytek I/O also being available > to the Scope system. The Multiface I/O being available directly in the > Cubase rig. This will give me 30 analog I/O during tracking > sessions.........more then enough. > > Mixing will be done in Cubase with appropriate mono or stereo tracks as is > appropriate for the mix being bussed via lightpipe from the HDSP's to > Pulsar for summing. > > This should hopefully allow for a nice *zero latency* tracking scenario, > similar to what can be …
creator: DJ
date: 2006-11-23T18:44:16-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: here someone mentioned that >>>>> you have to get the Vinco compressor in the red before it does >>>>> anything. I didn't find that to be the case, but then I haven't >>>>> tried it on low-level signals (and maybe they were >>>>> exaggerating a bit). >>>>> >>>>> Also, Aaron, what they mention on that page you liked to (down >>>>> at the bottom of the page) with regard to the list >>>>> of "plugins", well some of 'em ain't exactly plugins!. I'll >>>>> paste that list in & run through it in the order they mention >>>>> the items (my comments in parenthesis below): >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> *MasterVerb Pro (a pretty nice-sounding reverb, IMO. Not raving >>>>> about it, necessarily, but it sucketh not). >>>>> >>>>> *Optimaster (this is something like Izotope's Ozone... a Multi- >>>>> EFX mastering app. It's got a Compressor, a limiter, expander, >>>>> all multi-band (3 bands). It's not as versatile as Ozone, and >>>>> doesn't have a stereo spread section (or a reverb, but that >>>>> would be your "MasterVerb", above), but it sounds pretty good, >>>>> I think - very smooth. The limiter is either totally incapable >>>>> of brickwaling, or I haven't figured out how to get it there, >>>>> because I've had to adjust the master level down to avoid overs >>>>> even when using this. It has a bunch of presets (not all of the >>>>> plugins do), some of which seem pretty useful as starting >>>>> points. I wouldn't want to run a Mastering house using this >>>>> application, so their choice of name may be stretching things a >>>>> bit, but if you want to strap something nice & smooth & clear- >>>>> sounding/uncolored across your Pulsar mixer's 2-buss, then this >>>>> would be the one to use). >>>>> >>>>> *Vinco Vintage Compressor (a one-trick pony dead-on (at least >>>>> as far as I can tell from what I've run through it so far) >>>>> emulation of an 1176, but cleaner - maybe a little >>>>> less "attitude". I've never found the '76's to be all that >>>>> useful, personally, but for those wh…
creator: Don Nafe
date: 2006-11-23T19:37:36-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: ot;> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> DJ, ASUS A8R-MVP.&nbsp; Chris' = recommendation.&nbsp;=20 There are faster systems now but if you have the chip go for = it. Tom &nbsp; <BLOCKQUOTE=20 style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> "DJ" &lt;<A = href=3D"mailto:nowayjose@dude.net">nowayjose@dude.net&gt;=20 wrote in message <A=20 href=3D"news:4596b27e@linux">news:4596b27e@linux... What mobo = you=20 using? I've got a 4800 sitting here that I haven't used yet = (currently=20 using a 4400) Maybe I'll swap this weekend. ;o) "Jamie = K" &lt;<A=20 href=3D"mailto:Meta@Dimensional.com">Meta@Dimensional.com&gt; = wrote in=20 message <A=20 = href=3D"news:4596b056@linux">news:4596b056@linux... &gt; &gt; = Happy=20 geekyear indeed! Native DAWs rock, with a sufficiently fast=20 system. &gt; &gt; Cheers, &gt;&nbsp; -Jamie &gt;&nbsp; <A=20 = href=3D"http://www.JamieKrutz.com">www.JamieKrutz.com &gt; &gt;= &gt; &gt;=20 rick wrote: &gt;&gt; well then, happy geekyear to you sir.&nbsp; = ain't=20 nuthin' better than &gt;&gt; smooth sailing and not a cloud in=20 sight. &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt; On Sat, 30 Dec = 2006=20 03:13:28 -0500, "Tom Bruhl" &lt;<A=20 = href=3D"mailto:arpegio@comcast.net">arpegio@comcast.net&gt; &gt;&g= t;=20 wrote: &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt;&gt; I finally have got a few things = running in=20 this new Cubase setup. &gt;&gt;&gt; AMD 4800+.&nbsp; Here is a = little=20 rambling about it's power. &gt;&gt;&gt; &gt;&gt;&gt; Check this=20 out! &gt;&gt;&gt; &gt;&gt;&gt; I have 12 tracks playing 12 = different=20 instruments in Cubase through &gt;&gt;&gt; Kontakt.&nbsp; All=20 native. &gt;&gt;&gt; Basses, violins, pianos, harps, bassoons, = pads,=20 guitars you name it. &gt;&gt;&gt; Using at peak = points &gt;&gt;&gt; 45=20 voices. CPU peaks at &gt;&gt;&gt;=20 = 20%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!= !!!!!!!!!!!!!!…
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2006-11-24T01:36:03-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: or country. &gt; = Remember=20 Hiroshima and others. &gt; I'm curieus about the reactions. &gt; = Happy new=20 year!!! &gt; &gt; "DJ" &lt;<A=20 href=3D"mailto:nowayjose@dude.net"><FONT face=3DArial=20 size=3D2>nowayjose@dude.net&gt;=20 wrote: &gt;&gt;As much as this guy was to be despised, the look on = his face=20 when he saw &gt; the &gt;&gt;noose was wrenching and despite = myself, I=20 felt pity. &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt; "DC" &lt;<A=20 href=3D"mailto:dc@saddaminhell.com"><FONT face=3DArial=20 size=3D2>dc@saddaminhell.com&gt; = wrote in=20 message <A href=3D"news:4595fb0a$1@linux"><FONT face=3DArial=20 size=3D2>news:4595fb0a$1@linux<FONT face=3DArial=20 size=3D2>... &gt;&gt;&gt; &gt;&gt;&gt; The New York Times goes = into=20 mourning.... &gt;&gt; &gt;&gt; &gt; ------=_NextPart_000_0011_01C72CE7.07912A10--What is your take on the lack of a real video of this execution. I'm really wondering if this happened at all. They didn't do it in public where lots of people could have filmed it. I know, it was for security reasons, but the video released is meaninless. Even the black and white picture of him "dead" is the worst quality I have EVER seen. Did they take it with a fisher price camera. I mean with all the digital technology even if they showed a video of him being hanged in private in high def I still wouldn't believe it though. Video editing is too good. The only way I would believe it is if it was done in public with lots of cameras taking video from multiple people. What do you guys really think about this amazingly crappy video? Plus, he would be great in ZZTop ! JohnI want to put Paris in my Mac G3 laptop and be able to go out portable with it. I have heard about expansion chassis and adaptors to plug in the side of my laptop, just don't know what to look for. There must be something on E-bay up for bids? SteveHappy New Year, Erling, and all the best! bunuel "erlilo" <erlilo@nospamonline.no> wrote: >Hello Bunuel, how are you? >Have you sleeped well for some…
creator: JeffH
date: 2006-11-24T04:29:58-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: > >>in the History of the Galaxy is this shady drug/gun/whatever runner they >>met in a bar. So Yo-Yo jumps in the pilot seat and flips a bunch of >>switches >>and fires up his shitty jalopy of a Millennium Falcon and it makes all of >>these cool noises and beeps and the engines start to whine and the lights >>are all flashing and then it goes >>BBBBBBRRRRRRRRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMPPP >>and all the lights turn off? Well, that's kind of how I feel getting my > studio >>up and running again, expect of course that I don't have any androids in >>my house or a Wookie either, which is probably good because I have a cat >>and if he could beat me at chess like a Wookie could well, screw me I'd > have >>to give him tuna fish EVERY DAY. >> >>All of which is to say that I was getting out my bass to start working on >>a couple tracks on my fancy new Millennium Falcon DAW and . . . my SansAMP >>Bass DI has gone to the great DI hereafter where I'm sure at this moment >>it's covorting with it's bass DI family in eternal bottom crunching bliss. >>Now then, I'm a dub/reggae/electronica guy so I'm EXTREMELY picky about > bass >>sounds, and most of the time I like to actually play them. I can program >>a bass line but bass needs to be one of the really organic sounds in the >>kind of music I make which can sound very non-organic at times. Here's >>what >>I liked about the SansAMP. >> >>- it was happy to work with any kind of bass. It would boost the lowest > output >>Danelectro to mixer burning levels, but happily deal with a fancy new >>active >>bass as well. >> >>- it didn't have much color on its own, but it also got everything out of >>the bass. That is, it didn't sound 'cool' like an Ampeg mic'ed up, but it >>would dutifully pass all of the frequencies coming out of the bass, at >>very >>least, and let me work with them later in the mixer with EQ and >>compression >>and so on. >> >>- but even so the EQ could be useful in many situations. >> >>- it had multiple outputs, XLRs, qu…
creator: Tom Bruhl
date: 2006-11-24T06:52:34-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: rojects with higher sample >>rates, I was thinking of trying to upsample them using a SRC box of some > >>sort. > > I doubt you'd hear any sonic degradation - they'd sound just > like they ought to sound as long as you had a good SRC. But if > you mean you could try it WITHOUT upsampling them, well, then > this just won't work - the receiving device would either not > recognize the input at all, or it would pass a signal that > sounded something like: "blithr-blathr-bblbblbbl-BLAT!" > >>before I get to far into this higher sample rate stuff, I am going to need > >>to jump through some more insane hoops.either that or start using >>convoverbs > >>or trade my Pulsar Project cards in for Pro models so I can run those nice > >>sonic timeworks and Masterverbs at higher samplerates. I'm thinking >>convolution reverbs would definitely be the cheapest, but then there's the > >>CPU hit. > > And the Pulsarverbs & convoverbs aren't going to to give you > the same sounds as you're getting out of the items you > currently have & like, so you have three options: > > 1.) Never bother with anything above 48k and just keep your > system stable as it is. > 2.) Get one of those newer RME SRC's. > 3.) Run your outboard verbs out & in via analog... ideally, I > know you want to stay in digital, but don't forget, the vast > majority of everything you've heard these reverbs on was done > in analog - they were designed to work primarily in the analog > domain & the digital ins & outs were more or less simply an > afterthought. > >>Now my head even hurts. > > Not as much as mine does when trying to figure out your next > move! lol > > Why don't you quit beta-testing for awhile & make some music > now that you have a stable-as-hell rig that you're loing the > sound of? POST SOME MIXES, DAMMIT - WE WANNA HEAR IT! lol > > Neil Yeah...I tried it using at 96k. The processors would not sync through my RME ADI4-DD that the devices are interfacing with (and which is synced to my WC). there was kust…
creator: JeffH
date: 2006-11-24T07:20:30-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: nd of music I make which can sound very non-organic at times. Here's >>>what >>>I liked about the SansAMP. >>> >>>- it was happy to work with any kind of bass. It would boost the lowest >> output >>>Danelectro to mixer burning levels, but happily deal with a fancy new >>>active >>>bass as well. >>> >>>- it didn't have much color on its own, but it also got everything out of >>>the bass. That is, it didn't sound 'cool' like an Ampeg mic'ed up, but it >>>would dutifully pass all of the frequencies coming out of the bass, at >>>very >>>least, and let me work with them later in the mixer with EQ and >>>compression >>>and so on. >>> >>>- but even so the EQ could be useful in many situations. >>> >>>- it had multiple outputs, XLRs, quarter inch, pass through, etc. >>> >>>Now then, I'm more than happy to just get another SansAMP but do you >>>PARIS >>>loving analog mixing golden ears types have suggestions for a better box >>>to be used to plug a bass directly into a mixer or recording device? >>> >>>Thanks, >>> >>>TCB >> > >Didn't mean to be harsh, just wanted to be sure I'm not misquoted. 'Cause then later someone will say, 'But you said [some religion] was primitive.' Happy new year, TCB "bunuel" <bunuel@conar.fr> wrote: > >Yes, it was you. And I stand corrected. Thanks. > > >"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: >> >>I think you might be referring to me and if so I want to be strict, I referred >>to them (as in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) as 'revealed desert religions' >>not 'primitive desert religions.' By revealed I mean that all three claim >>to have a book that is the True Word of God, and oddly enough it's the same >>god, go figure. It's hard to remember sometimes in the West but there are >>other kinds of religions. Mystery cults, for example, put an initiate through >>a serious of experiences, trials, and rituals but do not have books with >>codes of laws and such. Each individual will arrive at much the same conclusion, >>it is assumed, but mystery cults don't…
creator: Don Nafe
date: 2006-11-24T12:54:06-00:00

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description: an epidemic of this style of "argument" these days. As can be said about many an armchair general, that he will never "assume the mantle of generalship" (as he puts it) is probably no great loss to our military. In Hanson's article he appears to take whatever facts are at hand and bend them to attack the things he didn't like anyway, for example socialism. If there were no Islam, I get the strong impression he'd use something else to argue against what he doesn't like. I don't argue with the facts, when they are actual facts. But when leaps to conclusions are preordained rather than actually deduced, they must be taken with a grain of salt. I also see that he exaggerates, generalizes, scapegoats and thoroughly enjoys tipping his pet straw men. Apparently he means this to be impressive but I think it seriously detracts from his message. The funk shoot last night was a blast. Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com Jamie K wrote: > Deej, I'll have time to follow Don's links tomorrow. Be glad to discuss > it. Right now I'm prepping for a concert shoot with a funky horn band > (woo!). > > Happy New Year! Stay safe and drive sober... > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com > > PS. Did you get any of this snow over there? We dodged a bullet with > this last storm, only 10 inches. After several feet from last week's > blizzard. > > > DJ wrote: >> Jamie, >> >> Did you read the link to the article he posted by Victor Hanson? Do >> you find anything there at remotely resembles reality from your point >> of view? >> >> Regards, >> >> Deej >> >> >> >> "Jamie K" <Meta@Dimensional.com> wrote in message >> news:45980a4e$1@linux... >>> Pot calling kettle? Your lack of respect for anyone who disagrees >>> with you politically is clear in this post and even in some of your >>> "jokes." It's odd, because you're not a dumb guy. >>> >>> We're all free to have our opinions, Don, even ironic self righteous >>> grumbling about what you may perceive as self righteous grumbling. >>> >>> Your gea…
creator: tonehouse
date: 2006-11-24T15:26:29-00:00

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description: > Had it all been left up to IBM, at best we might have expensive IBM >>> terminals >>> in business. Had it been left to Microsoft, you might be still typing >>> command >>> lines in DOS 2007. (Dumb Operating System 2007) >>> >>> The PC industry certainly wouldn't be where it is today, if it wasn't for >>> Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. >>> >>> I don't get the disregard. >>> >>> James >>> >>> >>>> >>>> TCB wrote: >>>> >>>>> "John" &lt
creator: Nil
date: 2006-11-24T16:20:51-00:00

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description: t;> funnel >>>>> all of their content via MSoft authentication. Sony, Warner Brothers, >> Comcast, >>>>> and a host of other content providers, bandwidth sellers, and >>>>> hardware/software >>>>> vendors with deep pockets have an interest in seeing this not happen. >> >>>>> >>>>> I was really scared when tech cratered in 2001 that it would become a >> MSoft >>>>> world, simply because nobody could afford to fight them. But thanks to >>> some >>>>> people waking up and the massive amount of money (and breathtaking >>>>> profit >>>>> margins) finally being generated by internet advertising that's not the >>> case. >>>>> MSoft had its nose bloodied severely at the outset of the console war, >>> until >>>>> Sony decided it would do the nice thing and blow itself to bits. Apple >>> essentially >>>>> owns the consumer downloaded audio market, which bloodied both MSoft and >>>>> Sony noses. And, closest to my heart, after tech cratered the _real_ >>>>> free >>>>> software projects, Apache, Perl, the kernel, Debian, Gnome, etc. kept >> right >>>>> on going just like they had before. They didn't need sleezy VC money in >>> 1995 >>>>> and they don't need it now, and they don't need MSoft either. >>>>> >>>>> TCB >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Chris Ludwig >>>> ADK >>>> chrisl@adkproaudio.com <mailto:chrisl@adkproaudio.com> >>>> www.adkproaudio.com <http://www.adkproaudio.com/> >>>> (859) 635-5762 >>> >> > >Paul, I talked to one of the company reps a few months ago (trying to figure out a way to bastardize one of these into accepting PCI cards so I could run UAD-1 plugins via lightpipe ;o) and he told me that these were actually running BEOS. Cheers, Deej "Paul Artola" <artola@comcast.net> wrote in message news:k5ngp2pkjviqmdpoq4ad02kb5c0935m6jp@4ax.com... > Actually, I am considering both the VM and VPN solutions. Basically, I > want to run Paris on a WindowsME box but have dual 22" widescreen > (1680x1050@60Hz) displays. The mofo of this whole situation is that > collection o…
creator: JeffH
date: 2006-11-24T17:30:04-00:00

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description: yway) OS if you want to address for than 4 GB of RAM. I can't > see that being necessary for audio apps any time in the next few years. > Hi Thad - I may be misreading what your last comment was referring, but needing more than 4G is a significant issue with sample libraries. The apps don't need it and shouldn't for many years, but to run large sample libraries, it's already a big limitation, and has been for a while. Many composers have many PCs to host all the VSTi's and sample libraries (one I know of has over 30) - limited ram and cpu power being the two main reasons. For most audio/music app users 4G is enough, but if XP supported it (doesn't actually even access all of 4G - more like 3.2G), I could use well over 4G now. If Vista really is the dog it sounds like, the audio industry may become Mac-only, not Mac-centric as it once was, but Mac only, at least once XP is mothballed by app developers. This "Vista" Microsoft thinks they are viewing a lucrative plain from may actually be Death Valley for them in the professional media industry. The same questions and speculations are circulating video production forums. The movie industry is making some of the same mistakes - too much protection and you isolate yourself to the point of starvation. If you hear any rumors or reason to think that Linux may be making some headway in the pro audio/music world, keep us updated. I'm all for a 3rd option to shake things up, or at least give us a viable pro audio/music platform. I would lose so many apps going to Macs now it just doesn't make sense yet, but may later this year - once Nuendo has a univ. binary version at least. I'm not fond of some things Apple has done and a big part of its' business model, but if the lesser of two evils is a closed platform (Mac-OSX) vs. one that doesn't even work with pro audio gear (PC-Vista), I'll buy a Mac, unless another OS makes a resounding splash. Time will tell I guess. Regards, Dedric On 12/26/06 5:39 PM, in article 4591b2a9$1@linux…
creator: Larry Upton
date: 2006-11-24T19:47:21-00:00

Re: LCD monitors and Paris
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description: well, then >> this just won't work - the receiving device would either not >> recognize the input at all, or it would pass a signal that >> sounded something like: "blithr-blathr-bblbblbbl-BLAT!" >> >>>before I get to far into this higher sample rate stuff, I am going to >>>need >> >>>to jump through some more insane hoops.either that or start using >>>convoverbs >> >>>or trade my Pulsar Project cards in for Pro models so I can run those >>>nice >> >>>sonic timeworks and Masterverbs at higher samplerates. I'm thinking >>>convolution reverbs would definitely be the cheapest, but then there's >>>the >> >>>CPU hit. >> >> And the Pulsarverbs & convoverbs aren't going to to give you >> the same sounds as you're getting out of the items you >> currently have & like, so you have three options: >> >> 1.) Never bother with anything above 48k and just keep your >> system stable as it is. >> 2.) Get one of those newer RME SRC's. >> 3.) Run your outboard verbs out & in via analog... ideally, I >> know you want to stay in digital, but don't forget, the vast >> majority of everything you've heard these reverbs on was done >> in analog - they were designed to work primarily in the analog >> domain & the digital ins & outs were more or less simply an >> afterthought. >> >>>Now my head even hurts. >> >> Not as much as mine does when trying to figure out your next >> move! lol >> >> Why don't you quit beta-testing for awhile & make some music >> now that you have a stable-as-hell rig that you're loing the >> sound of? POST SOME MIXES, DAMMIT - WE WANNA HEAR IT! lol >> >> Neil > >"DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote: >POST SOME MIXES, DAMMIT - WE WANNA HEAR IT! lol > > >CHECK YOUR E-MAIL!!!!! I did... yours rocks - the one on their website blows - yours is WAY cleaner... the other one sounds like it was recorded on a Peavey console with nothing but SM-57's by comparison. They re-recorded this elsewhere WHY? NeilGantt, you need to PC :) "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> wrote: > >Alas…
creator: Martin Harrington
date: 2006-11-24T21:35:14-00:00