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OT: kinda funny mac vid
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creator: jef knight[1]
date: 2006-01-17T15:57:44-00:00

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creator: justcron
date: 2006-01-17T16:21:01-00:00

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creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-17T16:55:19-00:00

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creator: EK Sound
date: 2006-01-17T17:04:21-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-17T17:14:49-00:00

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creator: EK Sound
date: 2006-01-17T17:25:59-00:00

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creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-17T17:30:33-00:00

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creator: EK Sound
date: 2006-01-17T17:40:25-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-17T18:31:06-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: ;>Kim. > > >> > > > > = >>>> >=20 >>> > > > >>> >>> >> >Thanks for your generousity Chuck, this is really selfless of you. It's made me put off selling Paris and try the plugs for some new inspiration, but I feel a bit guilty that I never bought them in the first place. Best, Pete "Chuck DUffy" <cduffy@cduffy.cduffy> wrote in message news:43f3e9fd$1@linux... > > Hi all, > > All the plugs I have released are available for free download at www.greatidea.com/downloads/ > > PC users can download the PC value pack and EVENTITER to get them all > > MAC users can download the MAC value pac and nolimit to get them all. > > More to follow > > Have fun. Help each other out if anyone gets stuck. > > ChuckThe EXACT same thing happened to me last week. The client is so convinced that nothing is on the CD I gave him, that he
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2006-01-18T07:30:05-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: still hasn't paid. He's waiting until the engineer at his studio confirms that 24-bit .wav files cannot be played on a stereo. "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: > >A couple of days ago I did some tracks for a client and burnt a CD-Rom containing >wave files for him to take to another studio to do some other work. It was >labled "Data CD". >I explained how all the files were perfectly synced so the protools guy could >drag them in to his session. >Five minutes after he left my house he called, saying "I just tried to listen >to this in my wife's car, and she has a REAL good CD player, and it won't >play". >To which I say....."It's a DATA CD" >"Oh....it's a data CD?" >"Yes, whould you like an audio CD so you can play it for your wife?" >"Yes, maybe that's a good idea" >So he came right back and I burnt an audio CD for him. > > >The things you have to put up with sometimes. > >Rod >I assume that client just went on the "I give you your files when you give me my money list" for next time. ;>) Tony "Chris Lang" <yo@yo.yo> wrote in message news:43fa3258$1@linux... > > The EXACT same thing happened to me last week. The client is > so convinced that nothing is on the CD I gave him, that he > still hasn't paid. He's waiting until the engineer at his > studio confirms that 24-bit .wav files cannot be played on a > stereo. > > > > "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: >> >>A couple of days ago I did some tracks for a client and burnt a CD-Rom >>containing >>wave files for him to take to another studio to do some other work. It was >>labled "Data CD". >>I explained how all the files were perfectly synced so the protools guy > could >>drag them in to his session. >>Five minutes after he left my house he called, saying "I just tried to >>listen >>to this in my wife's car, and she has a REAL good CD player, and it won't >>play". >>To which I say....."It's a DATA CD" >>"Oh....it's a data CD?" >>"Yes, whould you like an audio CD so you can play it for your …
creator: Aaron Allen
date: 2006-01-18T07:34:00-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: t;>>> in the constant power glitches that > > > seem > = >>>>>=20 >>>> >>>to haunt this area manages to get through this particular = >>>>UPS=20 >>>> enough to > > >>effect > > >>>the = >>>>server.=20 >>>> I'm suspicious changing any one ingredient would be enough > = >>>>>=20 >>>> > to > > >>>fix it. > > = >>>>>>> >=20 >>>> > >>>Looks like I'll be shopping for a new UPS = >>>>shortly... >=20 >>>> > >>> > > >>>Cheers, > >=20 >>>> >>>Kim. > > >> > > > > = >>>>> >=20 >>>> > > > >>>> >>>> >>><b
creator: jef knight[1]
date: 2006-01-18T14:21:23-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: at are good... >>>> >>>> DC >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >...and I'm highly suspicious it would be cheaper to buy one here. :o) >>>> > >>>> >Cheers, >>>> >Kim. >>>> >>> >>> >> >On 2/20/2006 6:02 AM, John wrote: > Post it here please....... I have one EDS 1000X Control 16, 442, and PARIS v 2.2, on P-III 500 mHz 256 MB RAM & Win XP Pro, and two internal 60 GB drives and on SCSI 18 GB drive. *************************** *** PARIS Configuration *** *************************** *** ENGINE configuration parameters *** * Cache Size in MB CacheSize=160 * Overview cache size in KB OvwCacheSize=16000 * I/O configuration IOSize=64 * SubMix Cache Size in KB SubMixCacheSize=256 ManualRecDelay=8192 MidiPlayDisable=1 RecXFadeLen=20 Use32BitWinMTC=0 DisableDirectX=0 MasterOutputCard=0 ScrubMaxRate=1 WheelSensitivity=20 WheelInertia=68 ScrubQuality=2they're channels???????????????? On 21 Feb 2006 09:20:04 +1000, "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >Sometimes I wonder how some people manage to change channels on their TV... > >...mind you, strange I should say that, because now that we have digital >television over here and digital set to boxes are becoming more common, a >lot of people are actually beginning to have trouble with that too. "But,<b
creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-18T16:34:04-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: ; > So randomly my C16 and transport freezes during projects.I can > move between the windows and save projects,but can't play etc. > > If I quit PARIS and reopen then everything works fine > (for awhile). > > Any ideas on this issue? > > PARIS 3.0 XP,P4 > > PeteIf you feel like being a guinea pig, you could try adding /INTAFFINITY to your boot.ini file rather than disabling hyperthreading. The boot.ini file lives at c:\boot.ini. You may have to enable "show hidden files and folder" and/or turn off "hide protected operating system files" to see it by going to "tools - folderoptions - view" and making the changes. Here's the contents of my boot.ini for reference: [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect /NoExecute=OptIn /INTAFFINITY C:\ = "Microsoft Windows" Good luck! Mike "Aaron Allen" <nospam@not_here.dude> wrote: >Most likely suspect: >Disable Hyperthreading. >AA > > >"Pete Ruthenburg" <ruthenburg@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message >news:43fb4340$1@linux... >> >> So randomly my C16 and transport freezes during projects.I can >> move between the windows and save projects,but can't play etc. >> >> If I quit PARIS and reopen then everything works fine >> (for awhile). >> >> Any ideas on this issue? >> >> PARIS 3.0 XP,P4 >> >> Pete > >Count me in, too. I might not post here much, but I read here all the time, and would feel so much on an island should this community ever dry up. (And I doubt if I'm the only one in either of those catagories.) Thanks! Larry Hogan "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@kc.rr.com> wrote: > >Me too. >Rod >"John Macy" <spamlessjohn@johnmacy.com> wrote: >> >>I'm in, too. Just let me know when and how...:) >> >> >> >>"John Macy" <spamlessjohn@johnmacy.com> wrote: >>> >>>"Rich" <studiodog_99@yahoo.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>Same here >>>> >>>>"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>You said it for…
creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-18T17:09:10-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: gt;> >Five minutes after he left my house he called, saying "I just tried to >listen >> >to this in my wife's car, and she has a REAL good CD player, and it won't >> >play". >> >To which I say....."It's a DATA CD" >> >"Oh....it's a data CD?" >> >"Yes, whould you like an audio CD so you can play it for your wife?" >> >"Yes, maybe that's a good idea" >> >So he came right back and I burnt an audio CD for him. >> > >> > >> >The things you have to put up with sometimes. >> > >> >Rod >> > >> > >hehe... constructively my friend, not to put you down but the 'artists' ALWAYS want a CD they can play in the car for the chicks. "Chris Lang" <yo@yo.yo> wrote in message news:43fb4dc6$1@linux... > > You are assuming that this was not communicated before the files > were given to the client. Understandable, but you are wrong. > No big deal... > > "justcron" <paris@hydrorecords.com> wrote: > >Not to be a dick but thats a newbie miscommunication you guys could have > >anticipated :) > > > >peace > > > >"Chris Lang" <yo@yo.yo> wrote in message news:43fa3258$1@linux... > >> > >> The EXACT same thing happened to me last week. The client is > >> so convinced that nothing is on the CD I gave him, that he > >> still hasn't paid. He's waiting until the engineer at his > >> studio confirms that 24-bit .wav files cannot be played on a > >> stereo. > >> > >> > >> > >> "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote: > >> > > >> >A couple of days ago I did some tracks for a client and burnt a CD-Rom > >containing > >> >wave files for him to take to another studio to do some other work. It > >was > >> >labled "Data CD". > >> >I explained how all the files were perfectly synced so the protools guy > >> could > >> >drag them in to his session. > >> >Five minutes after he left my house he called, saying "I just tried to > >listen > >> >to this in my wife's car, and she has a REAL good CD player, and it won't > >> >play". > >> >To which I say....."It's a DATA CD" > >> >"Oh....it's a data CD?" > >> >…
creator: Tony Benson
date: 2006-01-18T18:34:44-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: itten agreement between the studio and the >client as to what is included on my side and what is expected on the >client's side. Does anyone here use these or have a copy that I could start >off from? > > Thank you much. > Rob_A > www.studiomanitou.com >A UPS simply replaces power when lost, it generally won't do anything about "brown outs". You need a box that will also switch between transformer taps to maintain proper voltage at all times... even when "shore power" is still up and running. David. also in for a few bucks on an upgrade. Kim wrote: > "DC" <dc@spamthemoon.com> wrote: > >>Make sure you get one with automatic voltage regulation and >>enough range of compensation to deal with sags and spikes. > > > I'm pretty sure that is my problem with the current one. It's got plenty > of mumbo to do the job (it's rated at like 700 watts and I must be using > like 100). It just seems that under certain circumstances in this house the > power fluctuates enough to hang the server, but not enough for the UPS to > kick in. Didn't happen at the last place. I think the power was more stable > there. > > I can see I'm going to have to do my homework and read the specs on a few > different models to find a good one. > > Before I buy anything or accept any donations however I want to grab a copy > of the UPS software and see if I can't tweak the current one to be a little > more fussy about what it lets through. Unfortunately the software is around > at the old place so I have to make it around there at some point to pick > it up. If I do need to buy a new one I would be happy to accept donations > though for this one off expense. Apart from anything else it will help guarantee > that we have the funds to get a good one. I imagine, given the number of > respondants already, that just $10 a peice or something would probably be > enough, but we'll wait and see if I can tweak the current one first. > > Cheers, > Kim.Yea man, this is a good point, never thought of that. As for my…
creator: justcron
date: 2006-01-18T18:52:29-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: DArial size=3D2>Tom >>>>><BLOCKQUOTE=20 >>>>>style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >>>>>BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> >>>>> "DJ" <<A=20 >>>>> = >>>>>href=3D"mailto:animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net">animix_spam-this-ahole= >>>>>_@animas.net>=20 >>>>> wrote in message <A=20 >>>>> href=3D"news:43fa0bde@linux">news:43fa0bde@linux... Me too. >>>= >>>>>Without=20 >>>>> this site, I will die. "uptown jimmy" <<A=20 >>>>> = >>>>>href=3D"mailto:johnson314@bellsouth.net">johnson314@bellsouth.net>= >>>>> wrote=20 >>>>> in message <A=20 >>>>> href=3D"news:43f9f743$1@linux">news:43f9f743$1@linux... > = >>>>>I'm=20 >>>>> there. > > Jimmy > > > "Don Nafe" <<A = >>>>> >>>>> href=3D"mailto:dnafe@magma.ca">dnafe@magma.ca> wrote in message >>= >>>>><A=20 >>>>> href=3D"news:43f9e7d3$1@linux">news:43f9e7d3$1@linux... > = >>>>>>=20 >>>>> Definitely, count me in for a few bucks > > > > = >>>>>Don >=20 >>>>> > > > > > "Mike Audet" <<A=20 >>>>> = >>>>>href=3D"mailto:johnwaynefan@hotmail.com">johnwaynefan@hotmail.com>= >>>>> wrote=20 >>>>> in message > > <A=20 >>>>> href=3D"news:43f9d44c$1@linux">news:43f9d44c$1@linux... > = >>>>>>=20 >>>>> > > > > I'd be happy to contribute to this. > = >>>>>>=20 >>>>> > > > > "DC" <<A=20 >>>>> href=3D"mailto:dc@spamthemoon.com">dc@spamthemoon.com> = >>>>>wrote: >=20 >>>>> > >> > > >>Make sure you get one with = >>>>>automatic=20 >>>>> voltage regulation and > > >>enough range of = >>>>>compensation to=20 >>>>> deal with sags and spikes. > > >> > > = >>>>>>>That=20 >>>>> could be your problem. We put them on the DSP = >>>>>processors >=20 >
creator: excelav
date: 2006-01-18T19:05:15-00:00

Re: kinda funny mac vid
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description: me I used to charge clients for backing up >data before it was cheap and easy to do. I had them sign a form to >acknowledge that it was their responsibility to do so. But in recent years, >I have come to routinely back up sessions for free without the clients even >being aware. However, I still see this as the greatest liabilty that we >have as studio operators. Where clients used to take their tapes home with >them, now they seem content to let their work live on our hard drives, >trusting that it will always be there. > >We always assume everything is ok until something goes wrong. It would be >good to have clients sign a form to acknowlege that they are ultimately >responsible for backing up data and we can not be held liable in the event >of catastrophy. > >RZ >"Rob Arsenault" <info@studiomanitou.com> wrote in message >news:43fb19e0$1@linux... >>I am looking for some kind of written agreement between the studio and the >>client as to what is included on my side and what is expected on the >>client's side. Does anyone here use these or have a copy that I could start >>off from? >> >> Thank you much. >> Rob_A >> www.studiomanitou.com >> > >That is a great point. I will remember that- Chris "justcron" <paris@hydrorecords.com> wrote: >hehe... constructively my friend, not to put you down but the 'artists' >ALWAYS want a CD they can play in the car for the chicks. > > >"Chris Lang" <yo@yo.yo> wrote in message news:43fb4dc6$1@linux... >> >> You are assuming that this was not communicated before the files >> were given to the client. Understandable, but you are wrong. >> No big deal... >> >> "justcron" <paris@hydrorecords.com> wrote: >> >Not to be a dick but thats a newbie miscommunication you guys could have >> >anticipated :) >> > >> >peace >> > >> >"Chris Lang" <yo@yo.yo> wrote in message news:43fa3258$1@linux... >> >> >> >> The EXACT same thing happened to me last week. The client is >> >> so convinced that nothing is on the CD I gave him, that he >> >> still hasn'…
creator: Rod Lincoln
date: 2006-01-18T20:24:38-00:00