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More guitar geekdom
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creator: TCB
date: 2007-11-07T16:36:57-00:00

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creator: Erling
date: 2007-11-07T19:37:31-00:00

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creator: Gantt Kushner
date: 2007-11-07T19:53:57-00:00

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creator: Gary Flanigan
date: 2007-11-07T20:17:23-00:00

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creator: dc[3]
date: 2007-11-07T21:52:10-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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description: /> promised DC), but let's just say I don't think he's playing with a full deck. Brick shy of a load. Elevator doesn't go to the top floor. Did I leave anything out? :) S "James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:477668de$1@linux... > > <a href="http://epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Minority.B
creator: Graham Duncan
date: 2007-11-08T03:52:42-00:00

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creator: Neil
date: 2007-11-08T04:16:43-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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creator: TCB
date: 2007-11-08T15:29:02-00:00

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creator: Neil
date: 2007-11-08T19:10:06-00:00

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description: tp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/12 /28/AR2007122800693.html >> >> Given the fact that the only way to get uncompressed audio into your >> computer or iPod is to copy it from a CD, this is bad news indeed. >> >> Where am I supposed to buy a 16/44.1 download? Never mind how long it >> takes to download... >> >> We have always been able to copy our own records and CD's to cassette >> for use in the car, why not for the iPod? >> >> Let's hope the RIAA loses this one. >> >> DC >> >Error Initializing Paris Engine: Error Code 7/7 error 7/7 means that paris can't see the EDS card (1) The EDS Card is loose -or- (2) IRQ resource conflict The MEC will flash until Paris has booted up, so that is normal. You're turning on the MEC first right and giving it 5 seconds before turning on the PC. www.kfocus.com/paris "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> wrote: > >Hi Zan, > >Will Paris boot if you take all the plugins out of the VST folder? Have >you tried removing all Paris files and re-install
creator: TCB
date: 2007-11-09T04:23:32-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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description: arpet hurting the mids somewhat. What about thick cloth? This cloth doesn't appear to be dense, but it's got a kind of backing sponge. I suspect that even 2-4k would pass through alright, which might just get me to tweeter territory... Other options include just getting some color keyed paint and painting the speaker grills or whatever to make it look like it belongs. Mmm. Any general stories on how you guys have handled car stereos would be appreciated. Cheers, Kim.The Sixx AM release. True enough, the mental material is depressing and dark, but the sound has just got to be analog. Anyone in the know, ... well.. know? I'm wondering if this is a high sample rate, killin' convertors and a Portico. If it is, I'm totally sold man. That sound just can't be pro tools, somebody tell me it ain't so. Inquiring minds wanna know, what 'did' those guys record that album with? AAI am trying to get a subtle stereo vocal sound like the one in this link below. Can anyone tell me how they think this was recorded and does anyone have some tips to take a mono vocal and get it to simulate this sound. It's not real obvious when listening normally but if you use headphones and the Kelly Stereo tools and pick the preset "Mute Left Center Right" or "Mute Right Center Left" it will take a channel like Left and put it in both channels or right and put it in both for a mono effect. Switching this back to default (stereo) makes the subtle stereo effect very obvious. I have plenty of reverbs and delays if you have things for me to try. Maybe it's not possible and I just have to record in stereo. Do you think this vocal was recorded in stereo or what? Thanks. Vocal http://download.yousendit.com/02BE268D26657759 Saxophone <a href="h
creator: Neil
date: 2007-11-09T05:42:07-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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description: ilto:askme@email.com" target="_blank">askme@email.com> wrote: > >Hi Erling, > > Interesting you mentioned about the calibration. I will have to look into >that... and perhaps that is where my problem lies. As I stated, when I go >directly into the 8-ins from the preamp or DI or whatever, I have no problems >getting levels. But when I feed through the Behringer mixers, the wet channels >are not hot enough, although in the monitor of the mixer, it is over powering. > I know that I may not be explaining it very well... but that is what seems >to be happening. I have switched the 8-in cards to Pro, instead of Semi-Pro. > That helped a little, but not enough. > >Another way to think of this is... Say my vox is on mixer channel 1 (to >be recorded) and is fed thru the Direct Out to Channel 1 on the 8-in. And >say channels 5 thru 16 have guitars, drums, keyboards and backup/harmony >vox. And this is a rock song, so it isn't soft. I have the Paris main/monitor >outs fed to the mixer channel 25 and 26 for playback/monitor... If I turn >up my vox to slightly over power the monitor (and is almost max w/o distortion), >it is ok in the mix, but not in the recorded levels. So remember, what is >going out the Direct Out is controlled on mixer channel 1. This has been >my dilemma for months... > >erlilo <erling.lovik@lyse.net> wrote: >>Hey Ed and Happy New Year to you too! >> >>Sorry to hear about your levelproblems with the SL mixer. >> >>In the first Paris years I used an Alesis Studio 32 with 16 direct >>outs, as Martin talked about. Used it for some years but it began to >>be more and more faulty on some of the channels. So I went the >>Behringer wagon and get an MX3224X and an UB2442FX-Pro. Have used them >>for years now with my two Parissystems without problems. One of the >>systems are mobile and is using the UB mixer to feed 8 direct outs to >>a Paris 8-ins card. For me, the headroom is good enough for most of my >>recordings when travelling with it. But the MX3224X is one o…
creator: TCB
date: 2007-11-09T16:26:01-00:00

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description: eally works and >>those >>>>eq and comps plugins sound great.. >>>> >>>>Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com> wrote: >>>>>Yeah, I listened to them and really could not hear a preference. I ran >>> >>>>>some simple tests with my UAD1 and my hardware UREI 1176LN and could >not >>>> >>>>>hear a preference there either. I must say the Liquid Mix is a bargain >>> >>>>>for what all you get. >>>>> >>>>>Ted Gerber wrote: >>>>>> http://www.focusrite.com/liquidmixchallenge/ >>>>>> >>>>>> Don't know if anyone has tried this yet, but it's interesting. There's >>>> >>>>>> also a downloadable phase reverse file for further consideration. >>>>>> >>>>>> I really like the Liquid Mix. To me, it sounds great as a plugin at >>any >>>>price >>>>>> point, but considering the price, I think it's fantastic... >>>>>> >>>>>> FWIW >>>>>> >>>>>> Ted >>>> >>> >> >The liquid mix completely sucks. None of you should even think of buying it. I'm very upset they are showing its unconscionable level of suck by publishing these tests, as they might convince people who do not own one to change that fact. Leave them in the hands of those of us unfortunate to have been swindled by Focusrite. Please. TCB "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote: > >http://www.focusrite.com/liquidmixchallenge/ > >Don't know if anyone has tried this yet, but it's interesting. There's >also a downloadable phase reverse file for further consideration. > >I really like the Liquid Mix. To me, it sounds great as a plugin at any price >point, but considering the price, I think it's fantastic... > >FWIW > >TedSo which is which? It's funny that we are on the opposite sides of the political spectrum, and at the same time we all know we should be voting for Ron Paul "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: > >The nihilist in me eagerly awaits a Huckabee v. Obama campaign. The man who >stands for absolutely nothing but a vague self interest in his own advancement >vs. the man who concretely and desperately believes in nearly everything >I despise…
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2007-11-13T05:07:37-00:00

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description: body@ishere.com> wrote: >> The nihilist in me eagerly awaits a Huckabee v. Obama campaign. The man > who >> stands for absolutely nothing but a vague self interest in his own advancement >> vs. the man who concretely and desperately believes in nearly everything >> I despise. >> >> TCB >> >> "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> wrote: >>> http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080104/D8TUR8980.html >>> >>> Holy Moly! Hillary in 3rd place.... >>> >>><br
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2007-11-13T05:11:22-00:00

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description: > >> >>DC >Mmm... neither the BIOS Defaults reset or the Standard PC thing seem to have fixed it. Same deal. Gosh damnit. ;o) I'm just going to be really annoyed if I buy a new MB and that's not it. I've tried a number of things here, many with some confidence of a result, but nuttin' worked. I've got $4500 I plan to spend on car restorations in the next 6 weeks. I know a MB is only $70 but I'm runnin' on empty. ;o) But what I wouldn't do to get Paris up and running. I'm almost considering loading Reaper to get some stuff done... :oS Cheers, Kim. "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >So....... ;o) > >It occurred to me that I should put more effort into resolving this on the >existing MB. Just after some comments if you have any. Currently Paris attempts >to load, the MEC or 442 starts its "boot" and stops right at that point where >the internal sync light and the 48k light come on together. They stay that >way for far too long (compared to "normal") and then the 7/7 error appears. >IIRC that phase is when the MEC is actually attempting to make the audio >link with the EDS card. Presumably this is when EDS comms are going to suddenly >increase from some minor discussions about the boot process to an actual >stream of audio data traffic, so I can see that an IRQ issue might cause >issues at that point. > >I'm currently exploring the idea that it's just an IRQ conflict, which seems >possible. > >(*) I've noted that my "working" Paris install image is in ACPI mode. I'm >just changing to Standard PC to see if we can't sort some stuff out because... > >(*) I noted that the Scherzo driver was being allocated to IRQ 19 by Windows. >It was on its own, but that's not the real IRQ (which was 5, but I've moved >it to 7), but a virtual Windows one. Why Windows made this crazy allocation >I'm not sure. Hopefully Standard PC mode will put it back on 7. > >(*) I'm thinking of doing a BIOS reset, or indeed reload, in case the crazy >MB has done something silly here. > >In any…
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2007-11-13T06:38:51-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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description: /> >>> DC >"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: >I'm very upset they are showing its unconscionable level of suck I believe that should read "unconscionable level of suckage" ...Pretty damn funny indeed... DC Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com> wrote: >That is pretty f***g funny. So VOTE for RON PAUL! > >James McCloskey wrote: >> So which is which? >> >> It's funny that we are on the opposite sides of the political spectrum, and >> at the same time we all know we should be voting for Ron Paul >> >> >> "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: >>> The nihilist in me eagerly awaits a Huckabee v. Obama campaign. The man >> who >>> stands for absolutely nothing but a vague self interest in his own advancement >>> vs. the man who concretely and desperately believes in nearly everything >>> I despise. >>> >>> TCB >>> >>> "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> wrote: >>>> http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080104/D8TUR8980.html >>>> >>>> Holy Moly! Hillary in 3rd place.... >>>> >>>> >>>> DC >>Ill never trust fukusrite again after my ordeal with my 215. "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote in message news:477fe80b$1@linux... > > "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: > >>I'm very upset they are showing its unconscionable level of suck > > I believe that should read "unconscionable level of suckage" ... > >"alex plasko" <alex.plasko@snet.net> wrote: >Ill never trust fukusrite again after my ordeal with my 215. I've got a Red-8 & an ISA 428, and i love 'em both! NeilSo....... ;o) It occurred to me that I should put more effort into resolving this on the existing MB. Just after some comments if you have any. Currently Paris attempts to load, the MEC or 442 starts its "boot" and stops right at that point where the internal sync light and the 48k light come on together. They stay that way for far too long (compared to "normal") and then the 7/7 error appears. IIRC that phase is when the MEC is actually attempting to make the audio link with the EDS card. Presumably this is when EDS comms are going to sudden…
creator: dc[3]
date: 2007-11-13T07:14:20-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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description: he best we could with a > >>De-Oxit type of spray . That usually would do the trick. > >>In a multi card system - do one card at a time :) > >>I hope this helps :) > >> > >>Morgan > >>"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:47800ece$1@linux... > >>> > >>> > >>> Mmm... neither the BIOS Defaults reset or the Standard PC thing seem > >to > >>> have fixed it. Same deal. > >>> > >>> Gosh damnit. ;o) > >>> > >>> I'm just going to be really annoyed if I buy a new MB and that's not > it. > >>> I've tried a number of things here, many with some confidence of a result, > >>> but nuttin' worked. I've got $4500 I plan to spend on car restorations > >in > >>> the next 6 weeks. I know a MB is only $70 but I'm runnin' on empty. ;o) > >>> > >>> But what I wouldn't do to get Paris up and running. I'm almost considering > >>> loading Reaper to get some stuff done... :oS > >>> > >>> Cheers, > >>> Kim. > >>> > >>> "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>So....... ;o) > >>>> > >>>>It occurred to me that I should put more effort into resolving this on > >the > >>>>existing MB. Just after some comments if you have any. Currently Paris > > > >>>>attempts > >>>>to load, the MEC or 442 starts its "boot" and stops right at that point > >>> where > >>>>the internal sync light and the 48k light come on together. They stay > >that > >>>>way for far too long (compared to "normal") and then the 7/7 error > >>>>appears. > >>>>IIRC that phase is when the MEC is actually attempting to make the audio > >>>>link with the EDS card. Presumably this is when EDS comms are going to > > > >>>>suddenly > >>>>increase from some minor discussions about the boot process to an actual > >>>>stream of audio data traffic, so I can see that an IRQ issue might cause > >>>>issues at that point. > >>>> > >>>>I'm currently exploring the idea that it's just an IRQ conflict, which > > > >>>>seems > >>>>possible. > >>>> > >>>>(*) I've noted that my "working" Paris install image is in ACPI …
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2007-11-13T16:33:42-00:00

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description: " <morganp@ntplx.net> wrote in message news:47801367@linux... > Hi Kim, > I tried to respond to another post on this a while back > and got a posting error, I hope this one makes it. > > We had some rigs that would get into a 7/7 error mode, > this always means the hardware cannot be seen. > > We would use a pencil eraser on the contacts of the EDS > card and clean out the pci slot the best we could with a > De-Oxit type of spray . That usually would do the trick. > In a multi card system - do one card at a time :) > I hope this helps :) > > Morgan > "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:47800ece$1@linux... >> >> >> Mmm... neither the BIOS Defaults reset or the Standard PC thing seem to >> have fixed it. Same deal. >> >> Gosh damnit. ;o) >> >> I'm just going to be really annoyed if I buy a new MB and that's not it. >> I've tried a number of things here, many with some confidence of a >> result, >> but nuttin' worked. I've got $4500 I plan to spend on car restorations in >> the next 6 weeks. I know a MB is only $70 but I'm runnin' on empty. ;o) >> >> But what I wouldn't do to get Paris up and running. I'm almost >> considering >> loading Reaper to get some stuff done... :oS >> >> Cheers, >> Kim. >> >> "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> >>>So....... ;o) >>> >>>It occurred to me that I should put more effort into resolving this on >>>the >>>existing MB. Just after some comments if you have any. Currently Paris >>>attempts >>>to load, the MEC or 442 starts its "boot" and stops right at that point >> where >>>the internal sync light and the 48k light come on together. They stay >>>that >>>way for far too long (compared to "normal") and then the 7/7 error >>>appears. >>>IIRC that phase is when the MEC is actually attempting to make the audio >>>link with the EDS card. Presumably this is when EDS comms are going to >>>suddenly >>>increase from some minor discussions about the boot process to an actual >>>stream of audio data traffic, so I can …
creator: dc[3]
date: 2007-11-13T16:48:21-00:00

Re: More guitar geekdom
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description: Modern computers can assign 24 or more "real" unshared IRQs that map directly to the slot/letter combination of the card. Eben if they are shared, it shouldn't be a problem. Sharing support is required in all PCI drivers, and it is literally 2 or three lines of code. It would be very unusual if a card's driver didn't support sharing these days. Have you tried deleting any default project that you have? I apologize if that was suggested/tried before. Good luck!! Mike "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >So....... ;o) > >It occurred to me that I should put more effort into resolving this on the >existing MB. Just after some comments if you have any. Currently Paris attempts >to load, the MEC or 442 starts its "boot" and stops right at that point where >the internal sync light and the 48k light come on together. They stay that >way for far too long (compared to "normal") and then the 7/7 error appears. >IIRC that phase is when the MEC is actually attempting to make the audio >link with the EDS card. Presumably this is when EDS comms are going to suddenly >increase from some minor discussions about the boot process to an actual >stream of audio data traffic, so I can see that an IRQ issue might cause >issues at that point. > >I'm currently exploring the idea that it's just an IRQ conflict, which seems >possible. > >(*) I've noted that my "working" Paris install image is in ACPI mode. I'm >just changing to Standard PC to see if we can't sort some stuff out because... > >(*) I noted that the Scherzo driver was being allocated to IRQ 19 by Windows. >It was on its own, but that's not the real IRQ (which was 5, but I've moved >it to 7), but a virtual Windows one. Why Windows made this crazy allocation >I'm not sure. Hopefully Standard PC mode will put it back on 7. > >(*) I'm thinking of doing a BIOS reset, or indeed reload, in case the crazy >MB has done something silly here. > >In any case, the install image used to work, so this ACPI thingy doesn't >seem the likel…
creator: dc[3]
date: 2007-11-13T20:20:07-00:00