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| Re: Any of you own a Roland S-760 sampler? [message #81786 is a reply to message #81779] |
Mon, 19 March 2007 21:42   |
Tom Bruhl
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Registered: June 2007
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> need to be taught. But I've certainly seen enough kids being taught not
> to cry in my life, sometimes violently. "I'll give you something to cry
> about!"
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> Finally, I do not agree that men are more likely than women to step up and
> protect someone, because my personal experience contradicts that
> assertion. I don't like "balls" being synonymous with "courage." I've
> seen too many "ballsy" women.
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> S
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> "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> wrote in message news:4624cce1$1@linux...
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>> "Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote:
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>>>Women aren't "better" than men, or vice versa. Men and women are
>>>"equal,"
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>>>but you may have noticed they are very different. One major difference
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>>>related to aggressive and combative behavior is testosterone, which a
>>>male
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>>>typically has 7 to 10 times as much of as a female. Testosterone levels
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>>>rise rapidly, sometimes drastically, with threat, anger, and competition.
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>> And genuine heroism and righteousness.
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>> ooops
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>>>Just as girls are taught about their special hormonal differences and
>>>reproductive cycles, boys should be taught about this special aspect of
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>>>their physiology, and the emotions it can produce. Instead of thwarting
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>>>their natural aggression and energy, we should teach them to channel it
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>>>creative, constructive activity. We should also teach them that empathy
>> and
>>>compassion are not "gay," and that having brain and a heart are more
>>>important than having "balls," so to speak. I bet most of the men here
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>>>avoided violent behavior in part when they were growing up by beating the
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>>>shit out of drums or guitars instead of other guys.
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>> And there you have it. A nearly complete version of a "man" as
>> determined by women... One problem, it's all wrong.
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>> I avoided violence, as my daughter is, by years and years of martial
>> arts training. Oh, and shooting... Oh, and my relationship with Jesus
>> Christ.
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>> In short, by becoming a better man, not a womans version of one.
>> Ironic huh?
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>> Traditional martial artists are the least violent people on the planet,
>> as are shooters. As were the real people of the old west, not the
>> Hollywood lie that has replaced them.
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>> DC
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>Cool. :) What is that? Looks like a relative of that Paul McCartney type
thang. Love that song, by the way.
Sarah
"steve the artguy" <artguy@somethingorother.net> wrote in message
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> ok, Jamie, by no popular demand whatsoever, here is an example of t
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| Re: Any of you own a Roland S-760 sampler? [message #81814 is a reply to message #81786] |
Tue, 20 March 2007 11:15 |
Stevehwan
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Registered: January 2006
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entirely different.
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> You said:
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>> I think we need to seriously change the way we raise our male children.
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>> "When we don't let boys cry tears, some will cry bullets." - William
>> Pollack
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> And I am damn fed up with "men" taking the blame for the evil actions
> of an indivdual.
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> You fail to notice that the crime rate is massively higher today, when
> many hold your view of men, than in a time when men decided what we
> are to be and what our values are. To me, we retain that, while adding
> in freedom, equality, and self-determination for women and you have a
> better world.
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> As soon as some piece of sh*t does something evil and insane, somebody
> starts talking about testosterone and hardware rather than personal
> ethics and responsibility. Of course no one talks about estrogen and
> the need to raise women better when some sicko stabs her newborn
> 100 times. Nah, we whine about depression... Poor women... bad men!!
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> Bull
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> Perhaps we have to damned many crying men and not enough heroes.
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> Just a thought...
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> DC
>DJ - did you install C4 on the same system as SX 3? I have a theory that
many of the Cubase 4 problems reported by other users might be attributed to
installing over SX 3.
You probably aren't using the same prefs/folder obviously, but I've had no
problems with files in C4 on two different systems, but neither had SX3 -
just Nuendo 3. I've imported Nuendo projects as well as creating projects
from scratch.
Sounds like a corruption issue. Not sure I follow exactly what the chain of
events was that creates the problem - is it only new projects? or importing
audio files from older projects?
Regards,
Dedric
On 4/17/07 11:16 PM, in article 4625aa8e@linux, "DJ"
<www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
> Had to call a session tonight and send everyone home. This is the first time
> in my entire studio career that I've not been able to figure out a
> workaround for a problem in a tracking session, but when your recorder
> freaks, it's time to wrap. Cubase 4 has gone completely apeshit. Clicks and
> pops, tracks playing back out of sync, suckage of fidelity.....total
> disaster. The first thing I would normally suspect is the clocking but
> everything shows to be synced rock solid and I can play back entire (large)
> projects in Cubase 4 that were recorded in Paris and then the tracks were
> imported into Cubase SX 3.0.2 with nary a click, pop or hiccup and this is
> using the AD/DA's that I have here as insert I/O so it's not the converters
> and not the clocking.
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> It's creating a new project in Cubase 4 that is the problem. It is
> especially problematic when I import an audio track to use for overdubbing.
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> I did go back to an old project in Cubase 3.0.2 and use it for a source for
> a global template and it worked on one out of three projects I was tracking
> tonight.
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> I even uninstalled/reinstalled Cubase 4 and it did no good.
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> The idea of migrating to Reaper is starting to appeal to me more and more. I
> think Reaper even allows inputs to be routed to multiple outp
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