b5c4@linux... >>>>> Hi Everyone >>>>> >>>>> Haven't posted here in awhile because I just built a house and my >>>>> Paris stuff is in boxes. My 3 year old son has an unusual interest in >>>>> music and particulary drums. I found this set on Craigslist and >>>>> thought I might throw the 200 bucks at it. >>>>> >>>>> http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=205279 >>>>> >>>>> Obviously, it's hard to give much guidance on a set for a 3 year old, >>>>> but any input would be appreciated. Right now he is banging on some >>>>> makeshift drum toys and boxes and is the type to become fixated on >>>>> things. I have a feeling he'll play it day and night for months on end >>>>> (which could become really annoying, but we must promote the musical >>>>> thing) >>>>> >>>>> Barry >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >Barry, that says it does but they will be cheap of course, which precludes much studio work.. however, for a 3 yr old I wouldn't sweat that. I would not rush out and get a full set up of high dollar sabians or zildjians in this instance, and ... well... for what your paying on this whole kit, I've paid that for one higher end cymbal. My opinion is also that I would not get the black.. they look dusty and nasty easy, and the wine red won't do that or show fingerprints nearly as easily. I'd say go for it, this looks like the right deal for the budding young percussionist. AA "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cd288$1@linux... > Thanks again. > > See if the link below includes everything and the cymbals. > > http://cgi.ebay.com/Ludwig-Junior-Outfit-Drum-Set-For-your-l ittle-drummer_W0QQitemZ180299071010QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_Def aultDomain_0?hash=item180299071010&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14& amp;_trkparms=72%3A1205%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A 1318 > > > "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote in message > news:491cd113@linux... >> Be more prone to recommend something like these for a small child: >> >> http://drums-percussion.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ludwig-J unior-Outfit-Drumset?sku=447702 >> >> http://drums-percussion.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ludwig-J unior-Outfit-Drumset?sku=447702 >> >> >> Nice thing about that 2nd choice is it'll double as a pretty sharp >> sounding studio kit. Those things have a load of punch to them. Of >> course, you realize none of these are going to have cymbals? Sales trick >> to get you looking and hooked. You can blow a nominal amount or a >> boatload on cymbals, but you really do get what you pay for on that item. >> >> AA >> >> >> "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cc9fc@linux... >>> Yeah, I'm a little concerned about the size. Those junior drums look >>> interesting. It looks like I can get them new for $300. Thanks >>> >>> >>> "Don Nafe" <dnafe@rogers.com> wrote in message news:491cc7f3@linux... >>>> The only real concern is the size of the drums...they're way too big >>>> for a three year old. >>>> >>>> A friend of mine bought a used remo junior drum kit..four piece and it >>>> was perfectly sized for a very small kid and didn't sound too bad at >>>> all. >>>> >>>> You might look at ebay under ludwig junior drums or possibly look at an >>>> electric kit, the added bonus being they're quiet. >>>> >>>> my $0.02 CDN >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cb5c4@linux... >>>>> Hi Everyone >>>>> >>>>> Haven't posted here in awhile because I just built a house and my >>>>> Paris stuff is in boxes. My 3 year old son has an unusual interest in >>>>> music and particulary drums. I found this set on Craigslist and >>>>> thought I might throw the 200 bucks at it. >>>>> >>>>> http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=205279 >>>>> >>>>> Obviously, it's hard to give much guidance on a set for a 3 year old, >>>>> but any input would be appreciated. Right now he is banging on some >>>>> makeshift drum toys and boxes and is the type to become fixated on >>>>> things. I have a feeling he'll play it day and night for months on end >>>>> (which could become really annoying, but we must promote the musical >>>>> thing) >>>>> >>>>> Barry >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >I just had to post. I've been using ProTools LE 7.3 at school. We use it because ProTools is the industry standard, and we should be teaching kids to use the most relevant technology. But, it is so nice to get home to PARIS. I'm using the crossover on an effect bus to remove everything below 3k before feeding the send into the DP Pro hall. It sounds so sweet. Every time I hit stop, I hear the most awesome, shimmering, swirling reverb. It's nice to be home. Mike :)Are you serious ? I just ordered 100 of the - and I just want to store data. Taiyo Yuden 4.7GB DVD-R, 16X, Silver Thermal, 100 Disc Spindle "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote: >Just remember.... + for data, - for video discs..... > >AA > > >"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:491c445d$1@linux... >> >> I Have discs stored in my garage that were burnt sometimes over 8 years >> ago... >> they still work and get read fine. They are different brands. I also >> have >> had issues of reading discs... but it was usually the disc reader that was >> the problem. They do wear out after some time. Of course they are pretty >> cheap these days and easy to replace. Unless it is a notebook. That >> isn't >> so easy or cheap. I would suggest to try to same discs in a different >> reader >> before pointing the finger at the discs. Of course a big culprit to this >> dillema had to do with the manufactures and the fight for plus or minus >> (+/-). >> I have a pile of mp3 minus (-) dvd's that were burnt long ago... but some >> disc readers do not like them. So I make it a habit to purchase nothing >> but the plus (+) discs. They seem to be more uniform or universal -- >> imho... >> >> >> >> "John" <no@no.com> wrote: >>> >>>I've got CDRs that are going bad after just a couple of years. They have >>>no scratches and are in perfect condition. Apparantly the dyes are >>>unstable >>>and fail from what I'm reading. >>> >>>Has anyone researched this to know what the best brands are and what can >>>be expected or are they all bad this way? >>> >>>Thanks, >>>John >> > >Staples or Office Depot should have them. Gantt "John" <no@no.com> wrote: > >I just ordered some Taiyo Yuden's. Where do you get the CD-R felt tip pens? > Staples, Office Depot or somewhere else ? > >thanks, >JohnYou can use the -, but the recommended configs are - for video and + for data. Either will do either format.. it's just a legacy thing. AA "John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:491cdf93$1@linux... > > Are you serious ? I just ordered 100 of the - and I just want to store > data. > > Taiyo Yuden 4.7GB DVD-R, 16X, Silver > Thermal, 100 Disc Spindle > > "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote: >>Just remember.... + for data, - for video discs..... >> >>AA >> >> >>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:491c445d$1@linux... >>> >>> I Have discs stored in my garage that were burnt sometimes over 8 years > >>> ago... >>> they still work and get read fine. They are different brands. I also > >>> have >>> had issues of reading discs... but it was usually the disc reader that > was >>> the problem. They do wear out after some time. Of course they are >>> pretty >>> cheap these days and easy to replace. Unless it is a notebook. That > >>> isn't >>> so easy or cheap. I would suggest to try to same discs in a different > >>> reader >>> before pointing the finger at the discs. Of course a big culprit to >>> this >>> dillema had to do with the manufactures and the fight for plus or minus > >>> (+/-). >>> I have a pile of mp3 minus (-) dvd's that were burnt long ago... but >>> some >>> disc readers do not like them. So I make it a habit to purchase nothing >>> but the plus (+) discs. They seem to be more uniform or universal -- > >>> imho... >>> >>> >>> >>> "John" <no@no.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>I've got CDRs that are going bad after just a couple of years. They >>>>have >>>>no scratches and are in perfect condition. Apparantly the dyes are >>>>unstable >>>>and fail from what I'm reading. >>>> >>>>Has anyone researched this to know what the best brands are and what can >>>>be expected or are they all bad this way? >>>> >>>>Thanks, >>>>John >>> >> >> >Man, this dude just inspires me with his fantastic outlook on life, and how real a guy he is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZcCtzU-e6Q&eurl=http://w ww.tisway.com/home.php I saw him tonight for the first time in a long while, and I'm just impressed. He's full of love and sunshine, and hope. He's got something cooking with George Duke and has been working with Chaka Khan on the jazz cruise. AAI'll probably give it a shot and hope he actually becomes the next Ringo Starr. Thanks for all of the input. Barry "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote in message news:491cd45b$1@linux... > Barry, that says it does but they will be cheap of course, which precludes > much studio work.. however, for a 3 yr old I wouldn't sweat that. I would > not rush out and get a full set up of high dollar sabians or zildjians in > this instance, and ... well... for what your paying on this whole kit, > I've paid that for one higher end cymbal. My opinion is also that I would > not get the black.. they look dusty and nasty easy, and the wine red won't > do that or show fingerprints nearly as easily. > > I'd say go for it, this looks like the right deal for the budding young > percussionist. > > AA > > > "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cd288$1@linux... >> Thanks again. >> >> See if the link below includes everything and the cymbals. >> >> http://cgi.ebay.com/Ludwig-Junior-Outfit-Drum-Set-For-your-l ittle-drummer_W0QQitemZ180299071010QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_Def aultDomain_0?hash=item180299071010&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14& amp;_trkparms=72%3A1205%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A 1318 >> >> >> "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote in message >> news:491cd113@linux... >>> Be more prone to recommend something like these for a small child: >>> >>> http://drums-percussion.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ludwig-J unior-Outfit-Drumset?sku=447702 >>> >>> http://drums-percussion.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ludwig-J unior-Outfit-Drumset?sku=447702 >>> >>> >>> Nice thing about that 2nd choice is it'll double as a pretty sharp >>> sounding studio kit. Those things have a load of punch to them. Of >>> course, you realize none of these are going to have cymbals? Sales trick >>> to get you looking and hooked. You can blow a nominal amount or a >>> boatload on cymbals, but you really do get what you pay for on that >>> item. >>> >>> AA >>> >>> >>> "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cc9fc@linux... >>>> Yeah, I'm a little concerned about the size. Those junior drums look >>>> interesting. It looks like I can get them new for $300. Thanks >>>> >>>> >>>> "Don Nafe" <dnafe@rogers.com> wrote in message news:491cc7f3@linux... >>>>> The only real concern is the size of the drums...they're way too big >>>>> for a three year old. >>>>> >>>>> A friend of mine bought a used remo junior drum kit..four piece and it >>>>> was perfectly sized for a very small kid and didn't sound too bad at >>>>> all. >>>>> >>>>> You might look at ebay under ludwig junior drums or possibly look at >>>>> an electric kit, the added bonus being they're quiet. >>>>> >>>>> my $0.02 CDN >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cb5c4@linux... >>>>>> Hi Everyone >>>>>> >>>>>> Haven't posted here in awhile because I just built a house and my >>>>>> Paris stuff is in boxes. My 3 year old son has an unusual interest in >>>>>> music and particulary drums. I found this set on Craigslist and >>>>>> thought I might throw the 200 bucks at it. >>>>>> >>>>>> http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=205279 >>>>>> >>>>>> Obviously, it's hard to give much guidance on a set for a 3 year old, >>>>>> but any input would be appreciated. Right now he is banging on some >>>>>> makeshift drum toys and boxes and is the type to become fixated on >>>>>> things. I have a feeling he'll play it day and night for months on >>>>>> end (which could become really annoying, but we must promote the >>>>>> musical thing) >>>>>> >>>>>> Barry >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >I recently snagged an SSL duende PCIe card. I've never used an SSL console. I hear a lot of talk on various forums and publications about the "magic buss compressor". I couldn't tell you whether the Duende version of the buss compressor sounds anything at all like one of their hardware comps but I've been playing around with this on some sub busses and on the main mix buss (something I'm always really careful about) on a rock mix project I'm getting ready to dig into this weekend. As I play around with the settings, when inserted after a Portico 5042 (the tape emulator box) I start getting something that I'm liking quite a bit, at least right now. I'm going to walk away from it for the evening and approach it with some fresh ears in the morning, but I think I really may end up liking this piece of kit. There's a nice quality and sense of headroom to the processing. I may get me a little closer to wher eI would like to be. It can be very transparent and big. Those here who are using native rigs might want to give it a spin. Different vibe from the UAD, but in a good way. DeejFirst of all, DVDR+ is a newer format that, as one of the two standards, can be used on "more things", as far as I remember. Here's one of the internetsides with som explanations: http://www.videohelp.com/dvd Erling On 14 Nov 2008 13:16:51 +1000, "John" <no@no.com> wrote: > >Are you serious ? I just ordered 100 of the - and I just want to store >data. > >Taiyo Yuden 4.7GB DVD-R, 16X, Silver > Thermal, 100 Disc Spindle > >"Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote: >>Just remember.... + for data, - for video discs..... >> >>AA >> >> >>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:491c445d$1@linux... >>> >>> I Have discs stored in my garage that were burnt sometimes over 8 years > >>> ago... >>> they still work and get read fine. They are different brands. I also > >>> have >>> had issues of reading discs... but it was usually the disc reader that >was >>> the problem. They do wear out after some time. Of course they are pretty >>> cheap these days and easy to replace. Unless it is a notebook. That > >>> isn't >>> so easy or cheap. I would suggest to try to same discs in a different > >>> reader >>> before pointing the finger at the discs. Of course a big culprit to this >>> dillema had to do with the manufactures and the fight for plus or minus > >>> (+/-). >>> I have a pile of mp3 minus (-) dvd's that were burnt long ago... but some >>> disc readers do not like them. So I make it a habit to purchase nothing >>> but the plus (+) discs. They seem to be more uniform or universal -- > >>> imho... >>> >>> >>> >>> "John" <no@no.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>I've got CDRs that are going bad after just a couple of years. They have >>>>no scratches and are in perfect condition. Apparantly the dyes are >>>>unstable >>>>and fail from what I'm reading. >>>> >>>>Has anyone researched this to know what the best brands are and what can >>>>be expected or are they all bad this way? >>>> >>>>Thanks, >>>>John >>> >> >>My brother bought his 8 year old daughter a 5 grand TD20 set (same as mine) and I almost fell over. This girl is a spoiled brat with no drive to do anything and this set will be a waste on her. Don't buy kids expensive stuff until they show years of talent and drive. Save the money.thanks Deej - Yeah I've heard the box unit, (not used it) and like it a lot. 2 Qs: Have you tried the Portico 5043 for buss compression? Have you tried putting the Duende _before_ the 5042? (What reasons do you think there are for the order of tape/comp?) Thanks Ted "Deej" <noway@jose.net> wrote: > >I recently snagged an SSL duende PCIe card. I've never used an SSL console. >I hear a lot of talk on various forums and publications about the "magic >buss compressor". I couldn't tell you whether the Duende version of the buss >compressor sounds anything at all like one of their hardware comps but I've >been playing around with this on some sub busses and on the main mix buss >(something I'm always really careful about) on a rock mix project I'm getting >ready to dig into this weekend. As I play around with the settings, when >inserted after a Portico 5042 (the tape emulator box) I start getting something >that I'm liking quite a bit, at least right now. I'm going to walk away from >it for the evening and approach it with some fresh ears in the morning, but >I think I really may end up liking this piece of kit. There's a nice quality >and sense of headroom to the processing. I may get me a little closer to >wher eI would like to be. It can be very transparent and big. Those here >who are using native rigs might want to give it a spin. Different vibe from >the UAD, but in a good way. > >Deej > > >I have the new Alesis USB drumkit with SURGE cymbals and tunable standard drum heads on order, $915 tax in here in NB. Should be here new week, I plan to run this into CubaseSX with Addictive Drums....can't wait!!! http://www.alesis.com/usbprodrumkit "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cb5c4@linux... > Hi Everyone > > Haven't posted here in awhile because I just built a house and my Paris > stuff is in boxes. My 3 year old son has an unusual interest in music and > particulary drums. I found this set on Craigslist and thought I might > throw the 200 bucks at it. > > http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=205279 > > Obviously, it's hard to give much guidance on a set for a 3 year old, but > any input would be appreciated. Right now he is banging on some makeshift > drum toys and boxes and is the type to become fixated on things. I have a > feeling he'll play it day and night for months on end (which could become > really annoying, but we must promote the musical thing) > > Barry >>2 Qs: >Have you tried the Portico 5043 for buss compression? Yes. I actually bought one and I compared it to the UAD 33609. they were so close that I retruned the 5043. >Have you tried putting the Duende _before_ the 5042? > >(What reasons do you think there are for the order of tape/comp?) I haven' tried that yet but I will. the reason for putting it before the bus comp is that the 5042 is a line amp/gain stage and can drive the summed signal into the comp to trigger more or less compression. I'll be playing around with it some more this weekend and I'll report any miraculousness that I might find. ;)What's the latency on a kit like that? AA "Rob Arsenault" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> wrote in message news:491d860c@linux... >I have the new Alesis USB drumkit with SURGE cymbals and tunable standard >drum heads on order, $915 tax in here in NB. Should be here new week, I >plan to run this into CubaseSX with Addictive Drums....can't wait!!! > http://www.alesis.com/usbprodrumkit > > "Sanbar" <sanbar@wi.rr.com> wrote in message news:491cb5c4@linux... >> Hi Everyone >> >> Haven't posted here in awhile because I just built a house and my Paris >> stuff is in boxes. My 3 year old son has an unusual interest in music and >> particulary drums. I found this set on Craigslist and thought I might >> throw the 200 bucks at it. >> >> http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=205279 >> >> Obviously, it's hard to give much guidance on a set for a 3 year old, but >> any input would be appreciated. Right now he is banging on some makeshift >> drum toys and boxes and is the type to become fixated on things. I have a >> feeling he'll play it day and night for months on end (which could become >> really annoying, but we must promote the musical thing) >> >> Barry >> > >Hey DJ, we have a SSL 4000 G(E series Eqs) and the wave SSL plugs nails the comps and eq's. AND, from what I hear, the Duende plugs are better!! :) Using Nuendo, inserting the SSL buss comp does the same thing as the real board does.. The trick is to push the .: -Make up (knob) 10 -Release auto (Auto) -Threshold (1'oclock) -Attack (1 or 3 ) -Ratio (4) All in all, PUSH THE MAKE UP!!! AND PULL THE THRESHOLD.. Man, you can feel you mix tighten up :).. "Deej" <noway@jose.net> wrote: > >I recently snagged an SSL duende PCIe card. I've never used an SSL console. >I hear a lot of talk on various forums and publications about the "magic >buss compressor". I couldn't tell you whether the Duende version of the buss >compressor sounds anything at all like one of their hardware comps but I've >been playing around with this on some sub busses and on the main mix buss >(something I'm always really careful about) on a rock mix project I'm getting >ready to dig into this weekend. As I play around with the settings, when >inserted after a Portico 5042 (the tape emulator box) I start getting something >that I'm liking quite a bit, at least right now. I'm going to walk away from >it for the evening and approach it with some fresh ears in the morning, but >I think I really may end up liking this piece of kit. There's a nice quality >and sense of headroom to the processing. I may get me a little closer to >wher eI would like to be. It can be very transparent and big. Those here >who are using native rigs might want to give it a spin. Different vibe from >the UAD, but in a good way. > >Deej > > >"LaMont" <jjdpro@gmail.com> wrote: > >Hey DJ, we have a SSL 4000 G(E series Eqs) and the wave SSL plugs nails the >comps and eq's. AND, from what I hear, the Duende plugs are better!! :) > >Using Nuendo, inserting the SSL buss comp does the same thing as the real >board does.. The trick is to push the .: > >-Make up (knob) 10 >-Release auto (Auto) >-Threshold (1'oclock) >-Attack (1 or 3 ) >-Ratio (4) > >All in all, PUSH THE MAKE UP!!! AND PULL THE THRESHOLD.. Man, you can feel >you mix tighten up :).. > That's exactly what I have been doing today. 4:1 is you friend as well. I've got three songs in the can right now that I've been a bit less than happy with. It's a genre that I'm not used to woking with that much (sort of punkabilly stuff) and it's coming together like a big dawg!!! This buss comp really can achieve the BIG thing without making the mix sound like the life has been squeezed out of it. Me likey!! ;o)"Mike Audet" <mike@....> wrote: > >I just had to post. I've been using ProTools LE 7.3 at school. We use it >because ProTools is the industry standard, and we should be teaching kids >to use the most relevant technology. But, it is so nice to get home to PARIS. > I'm using the crossover on an effect bus to remove everything below 3k before >feeding the send into the DP Pro hall. It sounds so sweet. Every time I >hit stop, I hear the most awesome, shimmering, swirling reverb. > >It's nice to be home. > >Mike >:) It's interesting that you have to get away from Paris (or have worked extensively with another DAW) to really appreciate it. I had hardly any DAW experience before I bought Paris. The workarounds were a big factor in my moving to a native solution. since then, I've wished a number of times that I had kept my old Frankenstein rig together. It was a routing nightmare, but it never failed to deliver sonically.I think you should post a couple of pics of the Franken-rig if you have them Deej Just for old times sake :-) "Deej" <noway@jose.net> wrote in message news:491e0a66$1@linux... > > "Mike Audet" <mike@....> wrote: >> >>I just had to post. I've been using ProTools LE 7.3 at school. We use > it >>because ProTools is the industry standard, and we should be teaching kids >>to use the most relevant technology. But, it is so nice to get home to >>PARIS. >> I'm using the crossover on an effect bus to remove everything below 3k > before >>feeding the send into the DP Pro hall. It sounds so sweet. Every time > I >>hit stop, I hear the most awesome, shimmering, swirling reverb. >> >>It's nice to be home. >> >>Mike >>:) > > It's interesting that you have to get away from Paris (or have worked > extensively > with another DAW) to really appreciate it. I had hardly any DAW experience > before I bought Paris. The workarounds were a big factor in my moving to > a native solution. since then, I've wished a number of times that I had > kept > my old Frankenstein rig together. It was a routing nightmare, but it never > failed to deliver sonically. > >Kerr was exactly rite, after patching from the main outs of the mixer module to the MEC module , the MEC phone outs work. Thanks again Kerr. This may be one for the wiki. Rob "Kerr Mathieson" <oneninehundred@virgin.net> wrote in message news:491b35d6@linux... > Don't you have to have the main outs from the mixer patched to the outputs > on the MEC (not any modules) to hear the h/phone outs? > > Kerr > > "Rob Arsenault" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> wrote in message > news:491aeb59@linux... >>I don't recall having to patch anything in particular, basically plug the >>cans into the MEC, decide what signal you want to monitor (main/monitor) >>and turn up the volume. This could be different in a multi MEC setup >>though. The plan was to use the MECa headphone out to feed a line in on my >>laptop running a spectrum analyser app. I guess I'll have to move to plan >>B, what was plan B again.......? >> >> Thanks >> Rob >> >> "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote in message >> news:491a9c55$1@linux... >>> Maybe I missed something obvious, but.... Like you I haven't fooled >>> with it as I use an external headphone multi-amp and have for years, so >>> .... but I'm thinking, didn't that have to be patched up in the bay? >>> >>> AA >>> >>> >>> "Deej" <noway@jose.net> wrote in message news:491a54da$1@linux... >>>> >>>> "Rob_A" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> wrote: >>>>>Thanks Deej, yes MECa attached to card A, and MECb attached to card b, >>>>>both >>>> >>>>>headphone outs are not working. No biggy I guess, I never use them but >>>>>I'm >>>> >>>>>kinda curious what is causing it. >>>>> >>>>>Rob >>>> >>>> Stuff like that drives me up the wall. >>>> ;) >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>"Deej" <noway@jose.net> wrote in message news:4919d1d7$1@linux... >>>>>> >>>>>> "Rob Arsenault" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> wrote: >>>>>>>This did work at one time, back when I only had 1 MEC. Haven't used >>>>>>>it >>>> a >>>>>> >>>>>>>long time, tried it tonight and no go, tried my second MEC still no >>>>>>>go. >>>>>> >>>>>>>Tried to toggle the main/monitor switch on the MECs, checked my cans >>>>>>>elsewhere, they work fine. Anyone else have this issue on a 2 card, 2 >>>> MEC >>>>>> >>>>>>>sys? Is this somekind of funky Paris limitation? Is it possible that >>>>>>>I >>>> >>>>>>>fried >>>>>> >>>>>>>these outputs somewhere along the way? Other than this, the MECs work >>>> >>>>>>>fine. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Thanks >>>>>>>Rob >>>>>>> >>>>>> .....you are monitoring the headphone out of the MEC that is attached >>>> to >>>>>> card A?.......eh? >>>>>> >>>>>> ;) >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >On 2008-11-14 19:38:38 -0800, "Rob Arsenault" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> said: > Kerr was exactly rite, after patching from the main outs of the mixer module > to the MEC module , the MEC phone outs work. 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