will and fortitude that he is starting to make it back. >>>We had a great surprise in LA as Stevie Wonder brought him to the >>>stage...now >>>that's what I call a comeback! I included a couple of pics from the shows. >>> >> > >Thanks man...I just did what i would want someone to do for me. Will is a very dear friend and colleague and I was happy to assist in any way necessary! Tyrone "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com&
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h the people I know and equally enjoy meeting (and networking) with those who are new. Can't beat it! Tyrone "John" <no@no.com> wrote: > >wow that looks like a great time and lots of happy people. wish i was there >! have funDoes it matter if it's a single or multi EDS setup to test on? I'm hoping to get enough spare time for popping an extra EDS into a AMD dual core chassis just to test for ya. AA "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote in message news:4899a9ae@linux... > > Here's my latest build. The locking of the C16 UART appears to be > complete. > I had missed a bit in the last build. ><br
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If this is the AA of this newsgroup, CONGRATS Aaron! Impressive. EdnaHey Mike, I would start Cubase after Paris anyway in my dual platform setup. Would this solve the problem since the app with MIDI isn't running yet? Tom "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote in message news:4899de24$1@linux... > > Ok... I found a place were I was release a lock in the wrong place. > > This is a step up. > > One problem that I still encounter is that when the MIDI ports are open in > an other app, PARIS will not load without forcing it to one CPU. I'm not > sure if this is a driver issue or a PARIS app issue. I'm nervous about > it, > though. > > All the best, > > MikeHi, I have make some good tests with the variable compressor and deesser and found that there are many artifacts due probably to the release knob. There is not a way to make a good sounding deessing without hearing bubbling distortion. The variable compressor has a great sounding RMS switch ! But again the HOLD makes things worse with distortion artifacts. Again the release for short to medium release times for a good compression you always get these artifacts. I am sure by using this great sounding RMS switch and finding a better release resonse to overcome these distortion then these compressors woul be killer !!!! Please take all these comments as caring points for your work and for us the users. I would love to see these plugins develop. I will still support you even with newer versions of the plugins I have bought. Didn't I buy them all ?? The plugin you have sent to test dc really I see no more DC than Paris gates !! Please jote that most mono band compressor and multiband compressors have the same dc problems. So now you found a cure you could update those too. I think also the the EQ4 but not really sure will check. The metronome is a brilliant idea and great product you made ! Regards, DimitriosDear Mike, Could you please add the knob RMS to paris stock compressors ??? Maybe just make RMS versions of it without having the switch so they can be light on dsp and anyway we can load just the appropriatte compressor needed either the EDSCompressor_RMS or EDSCompressor_PEAK Thanks gain !! Dimitrios "Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote: > >Hi, >I have make some good tests with the variable compressor and deesser and >found that there are many artifacts due probably to the release knob. >There is not a way to make a good sounding deessing without hearing bubbling >distortion. >The variable compressor has a great sounding RMS switch ! >But again the HOLD makes things worse with distortion artifacts. >Again the release for short to medium release times for a good compression >you always get these artifacts. >I am sure by using this great sounding RMS switch and finding a better release >resonse to overcome these distortion then these compressors woul be killer >!!!! >Please take all these comments as caring points for your work and for us >the users. >I would love to see these plugins develop. >I will still support you even with newer versions of the plugins I have bought. >Didn't I buy them all ?? > >The plugin you have sent to test dc really I see no more DC than Paris gates >!! > >Please jote that most mono band compressor and multiband compressors have >the same dc problems. >So now you found a cure you could update those too. >I think also the the EQ4 but not really sure will check. > >The metronome is a brilliant idea and great product you made ! > >Regards, >DimitriosIf this were the only restriction on use (apps needing to be booted in a particular sequence) ReWire forces exactly the same behaviour for different reasons - anyone ReWiring apps together learns to live with that restriction in the first lesson. So to me that's a total non-issue; perhaps you're worried about some other implication of this discovery? - Kerry On 8/6/08 10:23 AM, in article 4899de24$1@linux, "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: > > Ok... I found a place were I was release a lock in the wrong place. > > This is a step up. > > One problem that I still encounter is that when the MIDI ports are open in > an other app, PARIS will not load without forcing it to one CPU. I'm not > sure if this is a driver issue or a PARIS app issue. I'm nervous about it, > though. > > All the best, > > MikeDavid Lee Roth on American Idol!? Poor Dave.... try not to laugh! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp9o6Ux563g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wKtavg_OjE&feature=relat ed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp23NHWBd6A&feature=relat ed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA-x7CQH8WQ&feature=relat ed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bR3l-NSVn0My favorite David Lee Roth quote: When asked back in the '80s which metal bands he liked, he replied,"I like 'em all, they're all the same!" S "James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4899f748$1@linux... > > David Lee Roth on American Idol!? > > Poor Dave.... try not to laugh! > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp9o6Ux563g > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wKtavg_OjE&feature=relat ed > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp23NHWBd6A&feature=relat ed > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA-x7CQH8WQ&feature=relat ed > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bR3l-NSVn0At all?Hi Thad, All the time. Vista business 64 Service pack 1. Uses only a little bit more CPU with the audio programs than XP did. Uses more ram obviously than XP does but of course it does things differently than XP does. 8 gig of ram 3x uad cards fireface 800 128 buffer all the time with UADs. I can set it lower when not using Uads. Works great and i use it for gaming and internet stuff!!!! Chris TCB wrote: > At all? -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comI have been playing with reaper on a firepod with this laptop. No problems here. Not serious production by any means :-) "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: > >At all?Greatidea.com is going byby. I know that most of you probably don't go through greatidea.com/paris anymore, but judging by stats a number of folks still do. It's been SOLD, or should I say UNDER CONTRACT :-) Chuckdon't you hate youtube videos that don't have any video ?Nice to see you, Chuck - got time to give us an update on what you've been up to? - Kerry On 8/6/08 4:36 PM, in article 489a3577$1@linux, "chuck duffy" <C@c.com> wrote: > > Greatidea.com is going byby. > > I know that most of you probably don't go through greatidea.com/paris anymore, > but judging by stats a number of folks still do. > > It's been SOLD, or should I say UNDER CONTRACT :-) > > ChuckBut not audio, right? If I want to do Vista it's Sonar or nothing, correct? TCB Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >Hi Thad, > >All the time. Vista business 64 Service pack 1. Uses only a little bit more CPU with >the audio programs than XP did. >Uses more ram obviously than XP does but of course it does things differently than XP >does. > >8 gig of ram >3x uad cards >fireface 800 128 buffer all the time with UADs. I can set it lower when not using Uads. >Works great and i use it for gaming and internet stuff!!!! > >Chris > > >TCB wrote: >> At all? > >-- >Chris Ludwig > >ADK Pro Audio >(859) 635-5762 >www.adkproaudio.com >chrisl@adkproaudio.comI'm being forced to start to deal. Kicking and screaming. I wish I could just do Debian for my life and XP for my music but it looks like the hardware/chipsets/etc are forcing my hand. No Vista drivers for my Creamware card for sure . . . TCB "chuck duffy" <C@c.com> wrote: > >I have been playing with reaper on a firepod with this laptop. No problems >here. Not serious production by any means :-) > >"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: >> >>At all? >No one told me I was added... must be a different Aaron Allen. Oddly enough, he's not the first other Aaron Allen I've been aware of. That's not to say I won't end up doing something more in video work on a national level... just not right now :) But I sure appreciate the thoughts Edna~! AA "Edna" <edna@texomaonline.com> wrote in message news:4899e5d6@linux... >I see that HC has added a new member to its video team: Aaron Allen. If >this is the AA of this newsgroup, CONGRATS Aaron! Impressive. > Edna >not... yet.... but it's coming. I have a work laptop that I can load up whatever I need on, and I've really been thinking about tacking a firewire interface on it and using it for a little audio stuff here and there. It already has my soundweb designer and system architect audio control stuff on it, so it's only a few more steps...... AA "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote in message news:489a27ae$1@linux... > > At all?I more dislike the ones that will just not ever finish loading or caching. AA "John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:489a3a20$1@linux... > > don't you hate youtube videos that don't have any video ?I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is working great for this. I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the tracks in Logic. So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still have very portable keyboard rig. B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.comNice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument host? - K On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: > > I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and > violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a > keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is > working great for this. > > I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native > Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the > tracks in Logic. > > So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great > soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still > have very portable keyboard rig. > > B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com2 words my friend. Battery. Backup. Hiccups suck live, and dirty power almost always has a home on a stage. Get a good one, no square wave output $50 deals... those'll bite ya too :) AA "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message news:C4BFDA2E.B53F%kg@kerrygalloway.com... > Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument > host? > > - K > > > On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" > <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: > >> >> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >> working great for this. >> >> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the >> tracks in Logic. >> >> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >> have very portable keyboard rig. >> >> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >Kerry Galloway wrote: > Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument host? I've experimented with MainStage a bit. It's even more flexible as a soft synth host than Logic. But I know Logic like the back of my hand and I had a couple of problems with MainStage - which could have been user error but I don't have time to troubleshoot right now so I'm going with what I know. I'll certainly give MainStage another shot in the future. There is one big advantage to using Logic for this, I can easily record and save any musical ideas I get while I'm practicing. Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com > - K > > > On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" > <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: > >> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >> working great for this. >> >> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the >> tracks in Logic. >> >> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >> have very portable keyboard rig. >> >> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >I came to think on Derek when seeing this. He wrote here plenty of years ago, that his keyboardsetup on the road in Germany, was computer and softsynths/samplers. I believe he was very satisfied with it. Erling "Jamie K" <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> skrev i en meddelelse news:489a8908$1@linux... > > I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and > violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a > keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is > working great for this. > > I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native > Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the > tracks in Logic. > > So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great > soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still have > very portable keyboard rig. > > B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.comAaron Allen wrote: > 2 words my friend. Battery. Backup. > Hiccups suck live, and dirty power almost always has a home on a stage. Get > a good one, no square wave output $50 deals... those'll bite ya too :) Good advice, Aaron. I do have one I could bring, kinda heavy though. But since the laptop has its own battery backup, maybe all I need is a surge protector. It's grid power at Red Rocks. I'll probably throw the UPS in the car just in case... Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com > AA > > "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message > news:C4BFDA2E.B53F%kg@kerrygalloway.com... >> Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument >> host? >> >> - K >> >> >> On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" >> <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >> >>> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >>> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >>> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >>> working great for this. >>> >>> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >>> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the >>> tracks in Logic. >>> >>> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >>> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >>> have very portable keyboard rig. >>> >>> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> -Jamie >>> www.JamieKrutz.com > >That's cool, Derek is a pioneer! :^) I've been running softsynths (for recording but not live performance) since I got my dual G4 PowerMac, now long gone. And on my last laptop, a G4 PowerBook. The softsynths work especially well with the crunching power of my current dual G5, and now on this MacBook Pro, which is in that league but much more portable. In the meantime, all the software is a couple revs more advanced, so it's all come together nicely. Every dedicated keyboard I've had, synth, sampler or rompler, has had compromises in architecture with resulting programming limitations. But with the laptop setup, if one softsynth is too limited for a particular sound, I can just run a different one. It's very freeing from a sound design perspective. OTOH, now I have to manage how the controller keyboard interacts with all these softsynths (mine has lots of controls available). It's yet another level of programming. With flexibility and power comes a bit of work. :^) Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com erlilo wrote: > I came to think on Derek when seeing this. He wrote here plenty of years > ago, that his keyboardsetup on the road in Germany, was computer and > softsynths/samplers. I believe he was very satisfied with it. > > Erling > > > "Jamie K" <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> skrev i en meddelelse > news:489a8908$1@linux... >> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >> working great for this. >> >> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the >> tracks in Logic. >> >> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still have >> very portable keyboard rig. >> >> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com > >Jamie- congratulations on the gig. Sounds like fun! This is remotely related -- I'm playing a wedding Friday out in a field -- no power at all -- and both my friend the singer/guitarist and I will be using our battery packs and inverters. Maybe one of those might be handy for just such a situation. We've gone for three hours straight before without any problems. We're each running only 60 watts or so. -steve Jamie K <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: > >Aaron Allen wrote: >> 2 words my friend. Battery. Backup. >> Hiccups suck live, and dirty power almost always has a home on a stage. Get >> a good one, no square wave output $50 deals... those'll bite ya too :) > >Good advice, Aaron. I do have one I could bring, kinda heavy though. > >But since the laptop has its own battery backup, maybe all I need is a >surge protector. It's grid power at Red Rocks. > >I'll probably throw the UPS in the car just in case... > >Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com > > >> AA >> >> "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message >> news:C4BFDA2E.B53F%kg@kerrygalloway.com... >>> Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument >>> host? >>> >>> - K >>> >>> >>> On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" >>> <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >>> >>>> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >>>> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >>>> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >>>> working great for this. >>>> >>>> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >>>> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the >>>> tracks in Logic. >>>> >>>> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >>>> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >>>> have very portable keyboard rig. >>>> >>>> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> -Jamie >>>> www.JamieKrutz.com >> >>wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win !I was under the same thinking until I took the most abuse off a Dell laptop in a live situation, and it was all over power. If I only knew then what I know now....... Take the UPS :) AA "Jamie K" <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote in message news:489a9ec6@linux... > > Aaron Allen wrote: >> 2 words my friend. Battery. Backup. >> Hiccups suck live, and dirty power almost always has a home on a stage. >> Get a good one, no square wave output $50 deals... those'll bite ya too >> :) > > Good advice, Aaron. I do have one I could bring, kinda heavy though. > > But since the laptop has its own battery backup, maybe all I need is a > surge protector. It's grid power at Red Rocks. > > I'll probably throw the UPS in the car just in case... > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com > > >> AA >> >> "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message >> news:C4BFDA2E.B53F%kg@kerrygalloway.com... >>> Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument >>> host? >>> >>> - K >>> >>> >>> On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" >>> <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >>> >>>> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >>>> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >>>> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >>>> working great for this. >>>> >>>> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >>>> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down >>>> the >>>> tracks in Logic. >>>> >>>> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >>>> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >>>> have very portable keyboard rig. >>>> >>>> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> -Jamie >>>> www.JamieKrutz.com >>"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: > >At all? Not me......yet. Here's some relevant info: http://www.dawbench.com/ ;)YES PC's RULE!!!! John wrote: > wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win ! -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comHi Thad, All current programs work in Vista. I don't have any trouble running audio apps in Vista 64. Drivers are the big thing. Luckily all my stuff has great Vista drivers. USB Midi is a big problem right now. Not many devices have 64 bit drivers. Only MOTU and companies that use the USB Audio Devise generic drivers will work. Sonar is the last program on earth I would for anything but thats just me. :) Cubase 4 32 and or 64 bit work great. So does Samplitude, Reaper, Saw. Ableton is a bit weird on it though. But I think it is the way the current Ableton handles multi-core and how it talks to ASIO thats causing it. The 64 bit version of Sonar and Cubase are still buggy. But only because they have to run the 32bit emulation crap sense so many of the plug-in developers are dragging their feet. Chris TCB wrote: > But not audio, right? If I want to do Vista it's Sonar or nothing, correct? > > TCB > > Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >> Hi Thad, >> >> All the time. Vista business 64 Service pack 1. Uses only a little bit more > CPU with >> the audio programs than XP did. >> Uses more ram obviously than XP does but of course it does things differently > than XP >> does. >> >> 8 gig of ram >> 3x uad cards >> fireface 800 128 buffer all the time with UADs. I can set it lower when > not using Uads. >> Works great and i use it for gaming and internet stuff!!!! >> >> Chris >> >> >> TCB wrote: >>> At all? >> -- >> Chris Ludwig >> >> ADK Pro Audio >> (859) 635-5762 >> www.adkproaudio.com >> chrisl@adkproaudio.com > -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comHI Deej, Yes it does seem conclusive that using a Lynx card is a bad idea. :0 Chris Deej wrote: > "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote: >> At all? > > Not me......yet. Here's some relevant info: > http://www.dawbench.com/ > ;) > -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comAaron Allen wrote: > I was under the same thinking until I took the most abuse off a Dell laptop > in a live situation, and it was all over power. If I only knew then what I > know now....... > Take the UPS :) Thanks for the heads up, bro! It's too big a gig to risk it, I'll take the UPS. Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com > AA > > > "Jamie K" <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote in message > news:489a9ec6@linux... >> Aaron Allen wrote: >>> 2 words my friend. Battery. Backup. >>> Hiccups suck live, and dirty power almost always has a home on a stage. >>> Get a good one, no square wave output $50 deals... those'll bite ya too >>> :) >> Good advice, Aaron. I do have one I could bring, kinda heavy though. >> >> But since the laptop has its own battery backup, maybe all I need is a >> surge protector. It's grid power at Red Rocks. >> >> I'll probably throw the UPS in the car just in case... >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >> >> >>> AA >>> >>> "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message >>> news:C4BFDA2E.B53F%kg@kerrygalloway.com... >>>> Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument >>>> host? >>>> >>>> - K >>>> >>>> >>>> On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" >>>> <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >>>>> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >>>>> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >>>>> working great for this. >>>>> >>>>> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >>>>> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down >>>>> the >>>>> tracks in Logic. >>>>> >>>>> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >>>>> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >>>>> have very portable keyboard rig. >>>>> >>>>> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> -Jamie >>>>> www.JamieKrutz.com >steve the artguy wrote: > Jamie- > > congratulations on the gig. Sounds like fun! > > This is remotely related -- I'm playing a wedding Friday out in a field -- > no power at all -- and both my friend the singer/guitarist and I will be > using our battery packs and inverters. Maybe one of those might be handy > for just such a situation. > > We've gone for three hours straight before without any problems. We're each > running only 60 watts or so. Very cool! I've never done a gig just using batteries but I've done them off of generators and HAVE had problems with that. For example, I lost all the patches in a keyboard to a power surge at one gig. Which actually felt lucky because at first I thought the keyboard was fried completely. This gig will use regular grid power. It's a large band complete with horn section and there will be a huge sound system, flown line arrays, to fill Red Rocks Amphitheater. Cheers, -Jamie Krutz www.JamieKrutz.com > -steve > > > Jamie K <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >> Aaron Allen wrote: >>> 2 words my friend. Battery. Backup. >>> Hiccups suck live, and dirty power almost always has a home on a stage. > Get >>> a good one, no square wave output $50 deals... those'll bite ya too :) >> Good advice, Aaron. I do have one I could bring, kinda heavy though. >> >> But since the laptop has its own battery backup, maybe all I need is a >> surge protector. It's grid power at Red Rocks. >> >> I'll probably throw the UPS in the car just in case... >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >> >> >>> AA >>> >>> "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message >>> news:C4BFDA2E.B53F%kg@kerrygalloway.com... >>>> Nice, Jamie. Have you tried out MainStage yet as a virtual instrument > >>>> host? >>>> >>>> - K >>>> >>>> >>>> On 8/6/08 10:25 PM, in article 489a8908$1@linux, "Jamie K" >>>> <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >>>>> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using > a >>>>> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >>>>> working great for this. >>>>> >>>>> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >>>>> Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down > the >>>>> tracks in Logic. >>>>> >>>>> So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >>>>> soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >>>>> have very portable keyboard rig. >>>>> >>>>> B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> -Jamie >>>>> www.JamieKrutz.com >>> >LOL I thought the platform wars were over?? ;^) Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com Chris Ludwig wrote: > YES PC's RULE!!!! > > John wrote: >> wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win ! >So everything works great, except plug-ins. And audio interfaces. Oh, and stuff is buggy. Other than that, Vista is killer! Spoken as a true salesman ;-) I guess I'll dual boot for now and get my feet wet. My new machine will have 4GB of RAM and I'd like to start using it if I can. Thanks Chris, TCB Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >Hi Thad, >All current programs work in Vista. I don't have any trouble running audio apps in Vista >64. >Drivers are the big thing. Luckily all my stuff has great Vista drivers. >USB Midi is a big problem right now. Not many devices have 64 bit drivers. >Only MOTU and companies that use the USB Audio Devise generic drivers will work. > > > >Sonar is the last program on earth I would for anything but thats just me. :) > >Cubase 4 32 and or 64 bit work great. So does Samplitude, Reaper, Saw. Ableton is a >bit weird on it though. >But I think it is the way the current Ableton handles multi-core and how it talks to >ASIO thats causing it. > >The 64 bit version of Sonar and Cubase are still buggy. >But only because they have to run the 32bit emulation crap sense so many of the plug-in >developers are dragging their feet. > >Chris > > > >TCB wrote: >> But not audio, right? If I want to do Vista it's Sonar or nothing, correct? >> >> TCB >> >> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >>> Hi Thad, >>> >>> All the time. Vista business 64 Service pack 1. Uses only a little bit more >> CPU with >>> the audio programs than XP did. >>> Uses more ram obviously than XP does but of course it does things differently >> than XP >>> does. >>> >>> 8 gig of ram >>> 3x uad cards >>> fireface 800 128 buffer all the time with UADs. I can set it lower when >> not using Uads. >>> Works great and i use it for gaming and internet stuff!!!! >>> >>> Chris >>> >>> >>> TCB wrote: >>>> At all? >>> -- >>> Chris Ludwig >>> >>> ADK Pro Audio >>> (859) 635-5762 >>> www.adkproaudio.com >>> chrisl@adkproaudio.com >> > >-- >Chris Ludwig > >ADK Pro Audio >(859) 635-5762 >www.adkproaudio.com >chrisl@adkproaudio.comHI Thad, TCB wrote: > So everything works great, except plug-ins. And audio interfaces. Oh, and > stuff is buggy. Other than that, Vista is killer! Spoken as a true salesman > ;-) HEH!! A true salesman would just say it works now gimme da money. > > I guess I'll dual boot for now and get my feet wet. My new machine will have > 4GB of RAM and I'd like to start using it if I can. Cool thing is you can install Vista 64 without a product key and extend the activation time to 120days if needed. Unlike XP you can actually get all the windows update stuff without activating it. Here is the web site you want to go to for Vista tips that actually work. www.tweakhound.com His XP page kicks butt too but you already know all that stuff. Chris > > Thanks Chris, > > TCB > > Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >> Hi Thad, >> All current programs work in Vista. I don't have any trouble running audio > apps in Vista >> 64. >> Drivers are the big thing. Luckily all my stuff has great Vista drivers. >> USB Midi is a big problem right now. Not many devices have 64 bit drivers. >> Only MOTU and companies that use the USB Audio Devise generic drivers will > work. >> >> >> Sonar is the last program on earth I would for anything but thats just me. > :) >> Cubase 4 32 and or 64 bit work great. So does Samplitude, Reaper, Saw. Ableton > is a >> bit weird on it though. >> But I think it is the way the current Ableton handles multi-core and how > it talks to >> ASIO thats causing it. >> >> The 64 bit version of Sonar and Cubase are still buggy. >> But only because they have to run the 32bit emulation crap sense so many > of the plug-in >> developers are dragging their feet. >> >> Chris >> >> >> >> TCB wrote: >>> But not audio, right? If I want to do Vista it's Sonar or nothing, correct? >>> >>> TCB >>> >>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >>>> Hi Thad, >>>> >>>> All the time. Vista business 64 Service pack 1. Uses only a little bit > more >>> CPU with >>>> the audio programs than XP did. >>>> Uses more ram obviously than XP does but of course it does things differently >>> than XP >>>> does. >>>> >>>> 8 gig of ram >>>> 3x uad cards >>>> fireface 800 128 buffer all the time with UADs. I can set it lower when >>> not using Uads. >>>> Works great and i use it for gaming and internet stuff!!!! >>>> >>>> Chris >>>> >>>> >>>> TCB wrote: >>>>> At all? >>>> -- >>>> Chris Ludwig >>>> >>>> ADK Pro Audio >>>> (859) 635-5762 >>>> www.adkproaudio.com >>>> chrisl@adkproaudio.com >> -- >> Chris Ludwig >> >> ADK Pro Audio >> (859) 635-5762 >> www.adkproaudio.com >> chrisl@adkproaudio.com > -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comHI Jamie, There is a war and Intel won. Know both Microsoft and Apple get to suffer under the jack boots of the Purple Spacemen. Chris Jamie K wrote: > LOL > > I thought the platform wars were over?? ;^) > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com > > > Chris Ludwig wrote: >> YES PC's RULE!!!! >> >> John wrote: >>> wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win ! >> -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comYep, Intel won. This Intel MacBook Pro is G5-worthy. :^) So if you're Andy Grove, what do you do next? http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2008/08/03/095241.html Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com PS. Not planning to run Vista on the MacBook... ;^) Chris Ludwig wrote: > HI Jamie, > There is a war and Intel won. Know both Microsoft and Apple get to > suffer under the jack boots of the Purple Spacemen. > > Chris > > > Jamie K wrote: >> LOL >> >> I thought the platform wars were over?? ;^) >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >> >> >> Chris Ludwig wrote: >>> YES PC's RULE!!!! >>> >>> John wrote: >>>> wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win ! >>> >Carvin! I bought a couple of their 10" and 12" adn I love them. Cheap and great sounding. Lots of inputs and EQ. I A/Bed them against a JBL Eon and we preferred the Carvins. Kim wrote: > Hi all, > > Just wondering if anybody has any advice on some fairly portable but nice > sounding (preferably powered) PA speakers. I'm not looking to blow people > away volume wise... I'd rather good sound than loud noise, but I'm hoping > to find something that sounds nicer than the joe average PA setup, which > is nice and portable, and won't break my rather small budget. > > I'm considering building something myself. I figure I could start with a > premade cabinet and install some decent speakers, and perhaps amps. I figure > I want the speakers to be wood, because those plastic models just don't cut > it for me. > > Has anybody come across any bargains they think might be relevant? > > Cheers, > Kim.Never mind I did not read the bottom of your post about not plastic. Bill L wrote: > Carvin! I bought a couple of their 10" and 12" adn I love them. Cheap > and great sounding. Lots of inputs and EQ. I A/Bed them against a JBL > Eon and we preferred the Carvins. > > Kim wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> Just wondering if anybody has any advice on some fairly portable but nice >> sounding (preferably powered) PA speakers. I'm not looking to blow people >> away volume wise... I'd rather good sound than loud noise, but I'm >> hoping >> to find something that sounds nicer than the joe average PA setup, which >> is nice and portable, and won't break my rather small budget. >> >> I'm considering building something myself. I figure I could start with a >> premade cabinet and install some decent speakers, and perhaps amps. I >> figure >> I want the speakers to be wood, because those plastic models just >> don't cut >> it for me. >> >> Has anybody come across any bargains they think might be relevant? >> >> Cheers, >> Kim.Thanks for the feedback, Dimitrios. I really appreciate it. :) I'll see what I can do about the release settings. The driver's got me loosing sleep at the moment! 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sD+Rncpc8I9ncMmif [binary] AAAA ---=_linux489b2867--Hi all. The plans for my current PARIS-based DAW system weren't *really* supposed to kick into gear until I opened the studio doors in January. But given all of Mike's progress I'm champing at the bit to make the jump now, to install PARIS on a PC - even a rudimentary, low-cost PC - and worry about a final rig later after the inevitable studio setup costs are sorted out. I can transfer the PC experience I've gained directly into decisions about a new rig later. Which brings me to this ad in my local Craigslist - what do you think for $150? 17" LG studioworks E700B CRT Monitor 17" 777B Case W/400W LG 16DVD/32x10x40 Combo AMD Athlon 2200XP (1.83Mghz) 1GB DDR400 PC3200 64MB MSI GeForce4 MX440 w/TVout asus A7N8X nvidia nforce 2 ultra 400 seagate 250GB HD 7200RPM 8MB Buffer labtec pc webcam 1.44 floppy drive [I know I'd put in a beefier PSU right away, and sooner or later replace the video card with a dual-head of some description. I'd eventually get rid of the monitor, get a dual-head KVM switcher (ironically even the cheapest dual-head switchers seem to cost more than this computer) and share my Mac's keyboard, mouse and twin 19" LCDs so both can be accessed with a button-push.] So is this a sensible low-cost way get me up and running, and in the PARIS PC game? - KerryMike, you're on fire. Thanks for your incredible work. - K On 8/7/08 9:52 AM, in article 489b2868@linux, "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: > > Holy crap! Running Cakewalk in the background seems to tie up a ton of CPU > cycles, and it completely through off the timing of the PSCL. It had me > scared for a while. > > Anyway, I barely slept last night, but it is fixed. Along the way, I made > some threadsafe improvements to the code that initializes MEC modules. I > also had to update the ADAT driver to get it to load with Cakewalk tying > up CPU cycles. There is a debug version in the zip file for anyone who is > trying to run this on a dual CPU machine. I also made the code that detects > the clock source during startup more reliable. > > Anyway, the code seems to be a lot more robust. If you're having trouble > getting multiple adat cards to load, give this a try. > > All the best! > > MikeHi Kerry, My only suggestion is that Windows XP's file caching system is flawed and works a lot better with 1.5 GB+ of RAM. It's designed for file serving, and it will cache files using up to 1GB of RAM, even if it means swapping out program code (like the PARIS app) to do it. I found PARIS bogged down because of this after a little while of use. At 2GB, it's not a problem. I hope this helps. Mike Kerry Galloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote: >Hi all. The plans for my current PARIS-based DAW system weren't *really* >supposed to kick into gear until I opened the studio doors in January. But >given all of Mike's progress I'm champing at the bit to make the jump now, >to install PARIS on a PC - even a rudimentary, low-cost PC - and worry about >a final rig later after the inevitable studio setup costs are sorted out. I >can transfer the PC experience I've gained directly into decisions about a >new rig later. > >Which brings me to this ad in my local Craigslist - what do you think for >$150? > >17" LG studioworks E700B CRT Monitor >17" 777B Case W/400W >LG 16DVD/32x10x40 Combo >AMD Athlon 2200XP (1.83Mghz) >1GB DDR400 PC3200 >64MB MSI GeForce4 MX440 w/TVout >asus A7N8X nvidia nforce 2 ultra 400 >seagate 250GB HD 7200RPM 8MB Buffer >labtec pc webcam >1.44 floppy drive > >[I know I'd put in a beefier PSU right away, and sooner or later replace the >video card with a dual-head of some description. I'd eventually get rid of >the monitor, get a dual-head KVM switcher (ironically even the cheapest >dual-head switchers seem to cost more than this computer) and share my Mac's >keyboard, mouse and twin 19" LCDs so both can be accessed with a >button-push.] > >So is this a sensible low-cost way get me up and running, and in the PARIS >PC game? > >- Kerry >Perfect, at least means this means I've got little enough RAM to buy - I'll stick another gig in there. Thanks! - K On 8/7/08 10:04 AM, in article 489b2b23$1@linux, "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: > > Hi Kerry, > > My only suggestion is that Windows XP's file caching system is
> 1.44 floppy drive >> >> [I know I'd put in a beefier PSU right away, and sooner or later replace > the >> video card with a dual-head of some description. I'd eventually get rid > of >> the monitor, get a dual-head KVM switcher (ironically even the cheapest >> dual-head switchers seem to cost more than this computer) and share my Mac's >> keyboard, mouse and twin 19" LCDs so both can be accessed with a >> button-push.] >> >> So is this a sensible low-cost way get me up and running, and in the PARIS >> PC game? >> >> - Kerry >> >HI Kerry, You also need to make sure that you by the ram in pairs so that ram operates in dual channel mode. So 2x 1 gig DDR400 PC3200 ram is what you will need. Chris Kerry Galloway wrote: > Perfect, at least means this means I've got little enough RAM to buy - I'll > stick another gig in there. Thanks! > > - K > > > On 8/7/08 10:04 AM, in article 489b2b23$1@linux, "Mike Audet" <mike@...> > wrote: > >> Hi Kerry, >> >> My only suggestion is that Windows XP's file caching system is flawed and >> works a lot better with 1.5 GB+ of RAM. It's designed for file serving, >> and it will cache files using up to 1GB of RAM, even if it means swapping >> out program code (like the PARIS app) to do it. I found PARIS bogged down >> because of this after a little while of use. At 2GB, it's not a problem. >> >> I hope this helps. >> >> Mike >> >> >> >> Kerry Galloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote: >>> Hi all. The plans for my current PARIS-based DAW system weren't *really* >>> supposed to kick into gear until I opened the studio doors in January. But >>> given all of Mike's progress I'm champing at the bit to make the jump now, >>> to install PARIS on a PC - even a rudimentary, low-cost PC - and worry about >>> a final rig later after the inevitable studio setup costs are sorted out. >> I >>> can transfer the PC experience I've gained directly into decisions about >> a >>> new rig later. >>> >>> Which brings me to this ad in my local Craigslist - what do you think for >>> $150? >>> >>> 17" LG studioworks E700B CRT Monitor >>> 17" 777B Case W/400W >>> LG 16DVD/32x10x40 Combo >>> AMD Athlon 2200XP (1.83Mghz) >>> 1GB DDR400 PC3200 >>> 64MB MSI GeForce4 MX440 w/TVout >>> asus A7N8X nvidia nforce 2 ultra 400 >>> seagate 250GB HD 7200RPM 8MB Buffer >>> labtec pc webcam >>> 1.44 floppy drive >>> >>> [I know I'd put in a beefier PSU right away, and sooner or later replace >> the >>> video card with a dual-head of some description. I'd eventually get rid >> of >>> the monitor, get a dual-head KVM switcher (ironically even the cheapest >>> dual-head switchers seem to cost more than this computer) and share my Mac's >>> keyboard, mouse and twin 19" LCDs so both can be accessed with a >>> button-push.] >>> >>> So is this a sensible low-cost way get me up and running, and in the PARIS >>> PC game? >>> >>> - Kerry >>> > -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comKerry, This is essentially what I am running, with a widescreen Geforce dual video card, 2GB of memory and second DVI monitor on PARIS 3. It works great with the one EDS card system I have. Edna "Kerry Galloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message news:C4C0754F.B555%kg@kerrygalloway.com... > Hi all. The plans for my current PARIS-based DAW system weren't *really* > supposed to kick into gear until I opened the studio doors in January. But > given all of Mike's progress I'm champing at the bit to make the jump now, > to install PARIS on a PC - even a rudimentary, low-cost PC - and worry > about > a final rig later after the inevitable studio setup costs are sorted out. > I > can transfer the PC experience I've gained directly into decisions about a > new rig later. > > Which brings me to this ad in my local Craigslist - what do you think for > $150? > > 17" LG studioworks E700B CRT Monitor > 17" 777B Case W/400W > LG 16DVD/32x10x40 Combo > AMD Athlon 2200XP (1.83Mghz) > 1GB DDR400 PC3200 > 64MB MSI GeForce4 MX440 w/TVout > asus A7N8X nvidia nforce 2 ultra 400 > seagate 250GB HD 7200RPM 8MB Buffer > labtec pc webcam > 1.44 floppy drive > > [I know I'd put in a beefier PSU right away, and sooner or later replace > the > video card with a dual-head of some description. I'd eventually get rid of > the monitor, get a dual-head KVM switcher (ironically even the cheapest > dual-head switchers seem to cost more than this computer) and share my > Mac's > keyboard, mouse and twin 19" LCDs so both can be accessed with a > button-push.] > > So is this a sensible low-cost way get me up and running, and in the PARIS > PC game? > > - Kerry >Chris, I may be way off, but Won't this (2x1G DC mode) only be an effective, though faster, one Gig memory? Edna "Chris Ludwig" <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote in message news:489b368a@linux... > HI Kerry, > You also need to make sure that you by the ram in pairs so that ram > operates in dual channel mode. > So 2x 1 gig DDR400 PC3200 ram is what you will need. > > > Chris > > > Kerry Galloway wrote: >> Perfect, at least means this means I've got little enough RAM to buy - >> I'll >> stick another gig in there. Thanks! >> >> - K >> >> >> On 8/7/08 10:04 AM, in article 489b2b23$1@linux, "Mike Audet" <mike@...> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi Kerry, >>> >>> My only suggestion is that Windows XP's file caching system is flawed >>> and >>> works a lot better with 1.5 GB+ of RAM. It's designed for file serving, >>> and it will cache files using up to 1GB of RAM, even if it means >>> swapping >>> out program code (like the
PARIS app) to do it. I found PARIS bogged >>> down >>> because of this after a little while of use. At 2GB, it's not a >>> problem. >>> >>> I hope this helps. >>> >>> Mike >>> >>> >>> >>> Kerry Galloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote: >>>> Hi all. The plans for my current PARIS-based DAW system weren't >>>> *really* >>>> supposed to kick into gear until I opened the studio doors in January. >>>> But >>>> given all of Mike's progress I'm champing at the bit to make the jump >>>> now, >>>> to install PARIS on a PC - even a rudimentary, low-cost PC - and worry >>>> about >>>> a final rig later after the inevitable studio setup costs are sorted >>>> out. >>> I >>>> can transfer the PC experience I've gained directly into decisions >>>> about >>> a >>>> new rig later. >>>> >>>> Which brings me to this ad in my local Craigslist - what do you think >>>> for >>>> $150? >>>> >>>> 17" LG studioworks E700B CRT Monitor >>>> 17" 777B Case W/400W >>>> LG 16DVD/32x10x40 Combo >>>> AMD Athlon 2200XP (1.83Mghz) >>>> 1GB DDR400 PC3200 >>>> 64MB MSI GeForce4 MX440 w/TVout >>>> asus A7N8X nvidia nforce 2 ultra 400 >>>> seagate 250GB HD 7200RPM 8MB Buffer >>>> labtec pc webcam >>>> 1.44 floppy drive >>>> >>>> [I know I'd put in a beefier PSU right away, and sooner or later >>>> replace >>> the >>>> video card with a dual-head of some description. I'd eventually get rid >>> of >>>> the monitor, get a dual-head KVM switcher (ironically even the cheapest >>>> dual-head switchers seem to cost more than this computer) and share my >>>> Mac's >>>> keyboard, mouse and twin 19" LCDs so both can be accessed with a >>>> button-push.] >>>> >>>> So is this a sensible low-cost way get me up and running, and in the >>>> PARIS >>>> PC game? >>>> >>>> - Kerry >>>> >> > > -- > Chris Ludwig > > ADK Pro Audio > (859) 635-5762 > www.adkproaudio.com > chrisl@adkproaudio.comHi Jamie, Jamie K wrote: > > Yep, Intel won. This Intel MacBook Pro is G5-worthy. :^) > > So if you're Andy Grove, what do you do next? Relax and enjoy all my money. > > http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2008/08/03/095241.html > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com > > PS. Not planning to run Vista on the MacBook... ;^) > > > Chris Ludwig wrote: >> HI Jamie, >> There is a war and Intel won. Know both Microsoft and Apple get to >> suffer under the jack boots of the Purple Spacemen. >> >> Chris >> >> >> Jamie K wrote: >>> LOL >>> >>> I thought the platform wars were over?? ;^) >>> >>> Cheers, >>> -Jamie >>> www.JamieKrutz.com >>> >>> >>> Chris Ludwig wrote: >>>> YES PC's RULE!!!! >>>> >>>> John wrote: >>>>> wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win ! >>>> >> -- Chris Ludwig ADK Pro Audio (859) 635-5762 www.adkproaudio.com chrisl@adkproaudio.comChris Ludwig wrote: > Hi Jamie, > > > Jamie K wrote: >> >> Yep, Intel won. This Intel MacBook Pro is G5-worthy. :^) >> >> So if you're Andy Grove, what do you do next? > > Relax and enjoy all my money. No doubt. :^) I'm glad to see he's now working on energy issues. Check the link at http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2008/08/03/095241.html - it's a speech he gave at the plug-in vehicle conference. It's good to see people with his type of experience and knowledge getting involved. Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com >> http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2008/08/03/095241.html >> >> Cheers, >> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >> >> PS. Not planning to run Vista on the MacBook... ;^) >> >> >> Chris Ludwig wrote: >>> HI Jamie, >>> There is a war and Intel won. Know both Microsoft and Apple get to >>> suffer under the jack boots of the Purple Spacemen. >>> >>> Chris >>> >>> >>> Jamie K wrote: >>>> LOL >>>> >>>> I thought the platform wars were over?? ;^) >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> -Jamie >>>> www.JamieKrutz.com >>>> >>>> >>>> Chris Ludwig wrote: >>>>> YES PC's RULE!!!! >>>>> >>>>> John wrote: >>>>>> wow you can use it for internet stuff too? Win ! >>>>> >>> >Break a leg, Jamie. I've been using a laptop live for a few years now and can't believe I was so uptight about it. The only problems I've run into are some grounding noise issues, but that's not rocket science to fix. I use a carp Acer $500 dual core laptop with a clan version of XP on it and Live as the host. Hope it's a great show, TCB Jamie K <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: > >I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >working great for this. > >I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >Instruments and a few others, switching between them by walking down the >tracks in Logic. > >So far so good at rehearsals. It's cool to have such a choice of great >soft synths and samplers to best set up any type of sound, and still >have very portable keyboard rig. > >B4 just ROCKS to have live, as does Logic's modeler-based clav. > >Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.comThanks Thad! It's encouraging to hear going live with a laptop has been working well for you. Cheers, -Jamie www.JamieKrutz.com TCB wrote: > Break a leg, Jamie. I've been using a laptop live for a few years now and > can't believe I was so uptight about it. The only problems I've run into > are some grounding noise issues, but that's not rocket science to fix. > > I use a carp Acer $500 dual core laptop with a clan version of XP on it and > Live as the host. > > Hope it's a great show, > > TCB > > Jamie K <JamieN0-SPAM@JamieKrutzN0-SPAM.com> wrote: >> I'm playing a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater this weekend on keys and >> violin. For the first time ever I'm performing keyboard parts using a >> keyboard controller and soft synths on my MacBook Pro. The MacBook is >> working great for this. >> >> I've set up multiple soft synths, some from Logic, some from Native >> Instruments an