> "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: >> >>Hi Kerry, >> >>Let me know if the new PSCL fixes your PARIS start-up issue, too. I had >>some weirdness from the last build. I think it was some weird compiler > thing. >> I didn't really change anything except force it to rebuild everything, > which >>it is supposed to do anyway, but I don't think it was. >> >>Cheers! >> >>Still no issues here! :) >Hi Kerry, I checked out the severth circle stuff, and I would feel comfortable building it. I think that may be the next place I will go after the grace. I've never owned a really, really nice mic pre, and I feel I need something to use as a benchmark to develop my listening skills. I look forward to hearing your report on the seventh circle modlues. I could see them being on the list for next year sometime. All the best, MikeIt will work on the hyperthreading exactly the same way as a multi core. The only issue I had last night was I got 2 blue screens (out of many, many quits) when quitting the PARIS app. While running, I had no troubles at all. I'm almost positive that the driver tried to signal the app after it had closed. I started working on a lock to ensure that can't happen. There may be other issues that come up, but I think we're in the home stretch. Cheers! Mike "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >Hey Mike, > >Keep up your great work. I'm within two weeks of putting it all >together here. > >Do you think your development on the Scherzo driver and/or the >multicore Tom's Hardware fix would help with Hyperthreading on >an older P4s? That would help more than a few people out I should >think. > >Thanks for all the hard work! &gt
; >Tom > > > > >"Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote in message news:492fd937$1@linux... >> >> I've had a couple crashes on exit. I think I know what's causing them. >> There's >> at least one more thredsafety issue than I thought. I think the app is >> closing >> on one cpu while the driver is still trying to talk to it on another. >> I've >> already started trying to fix it. i should have something in a couple of >> days. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Mike >> >> "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: >>> >>>Hi Kerry, >>> >>>Let me know if the new PSCL fixes your PARIS start-up issue, too. I had >>>some weirdness from the last build. I think it was some weird compiler >> thing. >>> I didn't really change anything except force it to rebuild everything, >> which >>>it is supposed to do anyway, but I don't think it was. >>> >>>Cheers! >>> >>>Still no issues here! :) >> > >Mike, you are a genius. Thanks for your dedication, Rich "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote in message news:4930252f$1@linux... > > It will work on the hyperthreading exactly the same way as a multi core. > The only issue I had last night was I got 2 blue screens (out of many, > many > quits) when quitting the PARIS app. While running, I had no troubles at > all. I'm almost positive that the driver tried to signal the app after it > had closed. I started working on a lock to ensure that can't happen. > There > may be other issues that come up, but I think we're in the home stretch. > > Cheers! > > Mike > > "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >>Hey Mike, >> >>Keep up your great work. I'm within two weeks of putting it all >>together here. >><br /
="_blank">mike@...> wrote in message news:492fd937$1@linux... >>> >>> I've had a couple crashes on exit. I think I know what's causing them. > >>> There's >>> at least one more thredsafety issue than I thought. I think the app is > >>> closing >>> on one cpu while the driver is still trying to talk to it on another. > >>> I've >>> already started trying to fix it. i should have something in a couple > of >>> days. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> Mike >>> >>> "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote:
>>>> >>>>Hi Kerry, >>>> >>>>Let me know if the new PSCL fixes your PARIS start-up issue, too. I had >>>>some weirdness from the last build. I think it was some weird compiler >>> thing. >>>> I didn't really change anything except force it to rebuild everything, >>> which >>>>it is supposed to do anyway, but I don't think it was. >>>> >>>>Cheers! >>>> >>>>Still no issues here! :) >>> >> >> >Try Mark or Micky at Wind Over the Earth in Boulder, CO. Grace Designs is just down the street from them, and they have great prices and customer service--I have been buying from them for many, many years... "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: > >Hi Kerry, > >I checked out the severth circle stuff, and I would feel comfortable building >it. I think that may be the next place I will go after the grace. I've >never owned a really, really nice mic pre, and I feel I need something to >use as a benchmark to develop my listening skills. > >I look forward to hearing your report on the seventh circle modlues. I could >see them being on the list for next year sometime. > >All the best, > >Mikeoh yeah, that would be 303-443-9822 Mike Grace is a great guy, too :) John Macy" <nospamjohn@johnmacy.com> wrote: > >Try Mark or Micky at Wind Over the Earth in Boulder, CO. Grace Designs is >just down the street from them, and they have great prices and customer service--I >have been buying from them for many, many years... > > > > >"Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: >> >>Hi Kerry, >> >>I checked out the severth circle stuff, and I would feel comfortable building >>it. I think that may be the next place I will go after the grace. I've >>never owned a really, really nice mic pre, and I feel I need something to >>use as a benchmark to develop my listening skills. >> >>I look forward to hearin
em yet, I'm just going on word of mouth - albeit some from folks whose ears I trust. The user buzz is incredible, and I literally have not found a single word of negativity - or even "damned with faint praise" -- amongst the pros. The rumour is that they've got the Neve implementation really right. The driving factor for me is the bang-for-the-buck. Back in the day when I was running a little studio we used to use Shawn Pierce's modded Neve broadcast "bassinet" to front end PARIS recordings and i got used to that Neve magic, and miss it (although I'll be trying some of the other SCA offerings like the C84 "Millennia" clone). The bassinet came with a lot of problems (there were always one or two flaky channels that needed lovin' up). I probably could have bought it for a few grand and refurbed it, but for a small project facility it's a real challenge to make a purchase like that cost-effective. So I'm really looking forward to having similar sonics but with far greater reliability at a price point I can justify, in a day of scaled-back productions and a producer's facility I have no intention of letting mushroom into A) a full studio with attendant overhead and B) a busy facility that has large amounts of folks tramping in and out of our family bathroom :D - KOn 2008-11-28 10:03:19 -0800, "Mike Audet" <mike@...> said: > Hi Kerry, > > I checked out the severth circle stuff, and I would feel comfortable building > it. I think that may be the next place I will go after the grace. I've > never owned a really, really nice mic pre, and I feel I need something to > use as a benchmark to develop my listening skills. > > I look forward to hearing your report on the seventh circle modlues. I could > see them being on the list for next year sometime. > > All the best, > > Mike You got it; I'll let you know how it goes on those. I might make the jump sooner rather than later too. Good luck with the Grace, from what I'm hearing it'll make you happy. - KGreat info, John, thanks! I'll be digging through the weighty cable bin and seeing what I have in there (I'm almost sure I have some Mogami and Canare instrument cable in there). I've already got a bunch of Neutrik ends I can use. <
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efforts >and updates. > >Just another measley suggestion by me... > > >"Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: >> >> >> >>Hi Again, >> >>I found and fixed a memory leak in version 1.2. There was something called >>a transmit log queue that is never checked. With circular queues, it just >>wrapped around over and over. With linked lists, the list grew indefinitely. >> >>The rest is quotes from my last post. >> >>I redesigned the scherzo driver (again) because I had broken some rules >about >>when you can allocate and free memory in the last build. >> >>I've had no troubles at all with this version (or the last one). >> >>I also tightened up the init timings in the PSCL. I've had no issues at >>all. It just starts up faster. >> >>Here are the installation instructions: >> >>the PARIS_StudioControlLibrary.dll goes in the Windows\System32 folder. > >>be sure to back up the copy your using currently just in case. >> >>The Scherzo.sys goes in Windows\System32\drivers\. Be sure to back up your >>current scherzo, too. >> >>Restart Windows and give PARIS a go. >> >>This update allows PARIS to work on a multicore/hyperthreded >>CPU with no special workarounds. I think this is basically finished. >> >>All the best! >> >>Mike >> >> >Well, you got yourself a beta tester here. Been pushing it for 20 minutes with no hiccups, so far so good. Mike, lordamercy, is this sort of thing hard to do? Are you taking donations? How many folks need this? I'm making multiple backup copies of your software tweaks if this keeps working, and buying myself another motherboard just like the one I have now just for future-proofing. Now if I can just afford that Magma chassis... Jimmy "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: > > > >Hi All, > >I need beta testers! > >I redesigned the scherzo driver (again) because I had broken some rules about >when you can allocate and free memory in the last build. > >I've had no troubles at all with this version (or the last one).<br /
; >>The Scherzo.sys goes in Windows\System32\drivers\. Be sure to back up >>your >>current scherzo, too. >> >>Restart Windows and give PARIS a go. >> >>This update allows PARIS to work on a multicore/hyperthreded >>CPU with no special workarounds. I think this is basically finished. >> >>All the best! >> >>Mike >> >Well, no hiccups yet. I'm going to push it hard tonight and let you guys know. But it does feel different, the GUI responds like it did on my old PIII motherboard again. I'll report back tomorrow. If all goes well, I'm buying some of Mike's plugins. ; ) I always thought about bidding on an old DP4 on eBay, but now I don't have to. Jimmy "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >Hi Jimmy, > >I agree. I've found myself buying plugs that I already >own just to donate to Mike for his freeware work. > >I am still wondering if the newest ADAT.dll and PSCL >allow ADAT sync and multiple ADATs across two or more >mecs? If it does both then we're ready for prime time >with XP! > >Another question is did anyone actually try substituting the >24bit chip with the 20bit chip in our ADAT modules? >That would be the best fix if it's doable. Maybe there's >another problem that I don't know about? > >Good times, >Tom > > > > >"uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> wrote in message >news:49384453$1@linux... >> >> Well, you got yourself a beta tester here. Been pushing it for 20 minutes >> with no hiccups, so far so good. >> >> Mike, lordamercy, is this sort of thing hard to do? Are you taking >> donations? >> How many folks need this? I'm making multiple backup copies of your >> software >> tweaks if this keeps working, and buying myself another motherboard just >> like the one I have now just for future-proofing. Now if I can just afford >> that Magma chassis... >> >> Jimmy >> >> >> "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>Hi All, >>> >>>I need beta testers! >>> >>>I redesigned the scherzo driver (again) because I had broken some rules >> about >>>when you can allocate and free memory in the last build. >>> >>>I've had no troubles at all with this version (or the last one). >>> >>>I also tightened up the init timings in the PSCL. I've had no issues at >>>all. It just starts up faster. >>> >>>Here are the installation instructions: >>> >>>the PARIS_StudioControlLibrary.dll goes in the Windows\System32 folder. >> >>>be sure to back up the copy your using currently just in case. >>> >>>The Scherzo.sys goes in Windows\System32\drivers\. Be sure to back up >>>your >>>current scherzo, too. >>> >>>Restart Windows and give PARIS a go. >>> >>>This update allows PARIS to work on a multicore/hyperthreded >>>CPU with no special workarounds. I think this is basically finished. >>> >>>All the best! >>> >>>Mike >>> >> > >Thanks so much, Guys! I don't have two ADAT cards to try using two in two MECs at once. But, I worked really hard at getting the ADAT card to work reliably under XP. It works fine with one card in one MEC. I'm sure of that. I also made a lot of changes to the way the PSCL enumerates cards to make sure that it didn't miss anything. My 8 out card would be missed by the PSCL because it took too long to respond, and then the app would innitialize it (because it does everything again - probably because the PSCL wasn't working right and they just worked around it.) Anyway, donations are certainly welcome. :) It's taken about 6 months to get the PSCL and the scherzo to this point. I think the next step might be allocating ram at system startup to help those who get the "could not allocate common buffer error." I'm also trying to add some code that will reduce the driver latency, but it won't compile with that in for some reason. I sent an email to Chris to see if he has any ideas as to why. Next stop is the ASIO driver. All the best! MikeI can test that next week, with adat cards across 3 mecs, or hell, why not 4 mecs? I'll test that. I don't think I have adat sync cables anymore.. I'll have to check. Things are a bit chaotic for the next few days here but things should return to normal after the weekend and I'll be back in Parisland.. Cheers, TC Mike Audet wrote: > Thanks so much, Guys! > > I don'
isForums/ - all posts on the "theproject" group (including attachments) are already automatically mirrored to the web forums and vice versa (we hope to be tackling the technical issues blocking the syncing of "Main" and "Forsale" soon and opening them up officially). 3) posts that wind up on the web forum allow you the use of extra notification features - like RSS to keep track of updates or - even more directly - emails sent to you every time an update hits. 4) the upload/download functionality of the Web forum works better than my feculently annoying USENET browser's (Unison for Mac OSX) does :D Comments? - KMe too Martin H Lend An Ear Sound On 2/12/08 6:53 AM, in article 4934328c$1@linux, "Gary Flanigan" <gary_flanigan@ce9.uscourts.gov> wrote: > > I'm using the Project Mix I/o with M-Powered Pro Tools, and it works great > (make sure you get the right firewire card). > > > > "Don Nafe" <dnafe@rogers.com> wrote: >> Hi all >> >> I'm thinking of straddling the dark side and was wondering if anyone has > any >> experience with the M-Audio Profire Lightbridge, i.e. quality of converters, > >> build, ease of use especially with that program >> >> http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_u...ghtbridge.html >> >> >> thanks in advance >> >> Don >> >> >Beta test complete on my end, I think. My main problems were freezing during project work and failure to recognize MEC upon startup. Long day of work with absolutely no hiccups, first in a long, long while. Mike, thanks from the very bottom of my heart. This is a very big life-changer for me right now. I was working on such a stable rig for so long, but then for a while now things have just been so sketchy, and I didn't know why. Those damn dual processors....I had no idea.... I'll be buying Mike-ish plug-ins first of the week. BTW, that DP/Pro Hall reverb sounds amazing! That's far better than anything I have on my Kurzweil Rumour. I'm very excited to be supporting such a kick-ass dude by purchasing software that makes my life easier anyway! Did the Ensoniq DP boxes really sound that good? Good lord, where are those guys today? Happy Jimmy "Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: > > > >Hi Again, > >I found and fixed a memory leak in version 1.2. There was something called >a transmit log queue that is never checked. With circular queues, it just >wrapped around over and over. With linked lists, the list grew indefinitely. > >The rest is quotes from my last post. > >I redesigned the scherzo driver (again) because I had broken some rules about >when you can allocate and free memory in the last build. > >I've had no troubles at all with this version (or the last one). > >I also tightened up the init timings in the PSCL. I've had no issues at >all. It just starts up faster. > >Here are the installation instructions: > >the PARIS_StudioControlLibrary.dll goes in the Windows\System32 folder. >be sure to back up the copy your using currently just in case. > >The Scherzo.sys goes in Windows\System32\drivers\. Be sure to back up your >current scherzo, too. > >Restart Windows and give PARIS a go. > >This update allows PARIS to work on a multicore/hyperthreded >CPU with no special workarounds. I think this is basically finished. > >All the best! > >Mike > >On 2008-12-04 21:31:29 -0800, "uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> said: > Did the Ensoniq DP boxes really sound that good? Good lord, where are those > guys today? Same algorithms, but PARIS has even better converters :) Here's one of them - John Dattoro - http://www.stanford.edu/~dattorro/ - KOn 2008-12-04 20:55:54 -0800, KerryGalloway <kerrygalloway@telus.net> said: > On 2008-12-04 21:31:29 -0800, "uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> said: > >> Did the Ensoniq DP boxes really sound that good? Good lord, where are those >> guys today? > > Same algorithms, but PARIS has even better converters :) > > Here's one of them - John Dattoro - > > http://www.stanford.edu/~dattorro/ > > - K My bad; that's Jon Dattoro, not John, and here's some more DP4 info: general: http://www.stanford.edu/~dattorro/DP4.htm manual (pdf): http://www.stanford.edu/~dattorro/DP4_manual.pdfThanks so much for the kind words, Jimmy! Thanks also for beta testing. I'm glad its made the difference. I haven't had any problems with it either. I think we're in good shape. :) I've compared the dp/pro hall to my MPX1, and the DP/Pro hall is smoother and bigger sounding. Those guys were incredible. Cheers! Mike "uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> wrote: > >Beta test complete on my end, I think. My main problems were freezing during >project work and failure to recognize MEC upon startup. Long day of work >with absolutely no hiccups, first in a long, long while. > >Mike, thanks from the very bottom of my heart. This is a very big life-changer >for me right now. I was working on such a stable rig for so long, but then >for a while now things have just been so sketchy, and I didn't know why. >Those damn dual processors....I had no idea.... > >I'll be buying Mike-ish plug-ins first of the week. BTW, that DP/Pro Hall >reverb sounds amazing! That's far better than anything I have on my Kurzweil >Rumour. I'm very excited to be supporting such a kick-ass dude by purchasing >software that makes my life easier anyway! > >Did the Ensoniq DP boxes really sound that good? Good lord, where are those >guys today? > >Happy Jimmy > >"Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote: >> >> >> >>Hi Again, >> >>I found and fixed a memory leak in version 1.2. There was something called >>a transmit log queue that is never checked. With circular queues, it just >>wrapped around over and over. With linked lists, the list grew indefinitely. >> >>The rest is quotes from my last post. >> >>I redesigned the scherzo driver (again) because I had broken some rules >about >>when you can allocate and free memory in the last build. >> >>I've had no troubles at all with this version (or the last one). >> >>I also tightened up the init timings in the PSCL. I've had no issues at >>all. It just starts up faster. >> >>Here are the installation instructions: >> >>the PARIS_StudioControlLibrary.dll goes in the Windows\System32 folder. > >>be sure