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| Help needed re WordClock [message #81801] |
Tue, 20 March 2007 08:41  |
hank
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sively 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.
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!!
Bull
Perhaps we have to damned many crying men and not enough her
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| Re: Help needed re WordClock [message #81862 is a reply to message #81808] |
Wed, 21 March 2007 08:16  |
Dimitrios
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Did he cry? I'll bet he did, but for damn
>sure he did not do it in front of others to validate his sensitive-card...
>He was too busy holding up the world around him to even think about
>that. I miss him a lot.
>
>DC----- Original Message -----
From: "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com>
Newsgroups: IDEA.EMUEnsoniqPARIS
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: My god!!
> I hope someday that my marriage
> lives up to their standard.
Don, in respect for you as a bombastic writer and the man you are, but with
all you have written here about women in the lasts, do you ever believe you
can live up to be respected that standard way from now and 'till you'll be
80?-)
erlilo, just curious from another side of our planet;-)For me it's removable hard drive trays. Fill them up, archive the contents
with CDFinder and put away in a dark, dust proof place that never gets too
hot or cold. I keep the drives in trays when in storage, so bringing them
back only takes a few seconds. I only save the original Paris files and project
folder plus project notes. I do generally save a second copy of the final
ppj with plugins removed. Older CDs and DVDs have failed on me. So far,
all my old drives are still working. I do try to spin each drive up once
or twice a year.
Major-label work also gets a DVD written that is kept “off site” in a safety
deposit box at my bank. These projects also get screen shots of plugins and
track layouts as well as wave files rendered. Many labels want finals turned
in a Pro Tools files.
My trays are compatible with the two produ
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| Re: Help needed re WordClock [message #81881 is a reply to message #81862] |
Wed, 21 March 2007 10:37 |
Deej [4]
Messages: 1292
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>> guys".
>>>
>>> Ok, so you thought your new Cubase girlfriend was cheating on you but
> you
>>> were wrong. You can still have the same love you had before. I think
> you
>>> need to take Cubase to dinner and a movie tonight.
>>>
>>> hehe,
>>> John
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>Stackinwhiletrackin is my fav feature !I'm retitling this floundering thread on the off chance that it was too non-descriptive
and/or boring to be read. On the other hand...it just might be that noone
has this info...
Does anyone have a lead as to how we might be able to dig up .ppj file format
documentation? Justin, the developer of Reaper, indicated that it might
be possible to have Reaper read Paris projects directly. T'would be very
cool.A friend is asking me about the Neumann UM57. They've used a modded U67
which they like a lot but it's out of the price range.
If you were buying a mic for female and male vocals in a funk band,
would you select the UM57?
What else would you consider (from any manufacturer, at the price of a
UM57 or lower)?
Cheers,
-Jamie
www.JamieKrutz.comAsk Edmund. Somehow the paf file format snuck out, but I've never ever seen
the ppj format, because that was Edmund's baby, and I've never seen so much
as a snippet of his code :-)
Chuck
"Phil Aiken" <asdf@asdf.sfd> wrote:
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>I'm retitling this floundering thread on the off chance that it was too
non-descriptive
>and/or boring to be read. On the other hand...it just might be that noone
>has this info...
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>
>Does anyone have a lead as to how we might be able to dig up .ppj file format
>documentation? Justin, the developer of Reaper, indicated that it might
>be possible to have Reaper read Paris projects directly. T'would be very
>cool.
>Are you talking about sanjaya?
"michael bliss" <mbliss1@austin.rr.com> wrote:
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>This is pretty interesting<
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| Re: Help needed re WordClock [message #81885 is a reply to message #81881] |
Wed, 21 March 2007 12:11 |
Dimitrios
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with this mic & I gotta say I really am
starting to like it... it sounds VERY reminiscent of my E251C,
but perhaps with a little less high end - a bit more "rounder"
tone, but still has some decent highs there. Nice proximity
effect if you want it, but really also works well if you back
off a bit - smoe mics tend to like one or the other, this one
seems to be able to work well either way. They're like $699 new
& $400 to $500 used, that I've seen anyway. I have a feeling
this mic would work well with both male & female vox, but have
only had a chance to try it on my own voice so far, so that's
just a "hunch".
B.L.U.E. Babybottlebluebird:
No, this is not one mic, it's two... someone else here (Dave,
or Gene, I think) said that the Bluebird is great on female
vocals - I have a pair, but haven't tried 'em on female vox
yet, but I can see how they'd say that - to me they sound like
a 414 with less "hard" midrange presence & actually a tad more
warmth. The Baby Bottle absolutely fucking rocks on male
vocals, and I can personally attest that on one occasion I've
auditioned it up against as many as 4 mics that cost as much as
(literally) more than ten times it's price for that application
& it's won. Doesn't mean it's going to be the best for every
male voice app, but that still says a lot, I think.
Point is: If you've got both a male & a female voice to please,
why settle for just one mic for recording them if you don't
necessarily have to? BabyBottleBluebirdBothBrandnew...
$1,100 total.
Something to think about.
OK, now I'm done.
:)
Jamie K <Meta@Dimensional.com> wrote:
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>Awesome, thanks Neil! I'll pass your advice along. They need to jump
>quickly so this is really helpful!
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>Cheers,
> -Jamie
> www.JamieKrutz.com
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>Neil wrote:
>> Jamie K <Meta@Dimensional.com> wrote:
>>> A friend is asking me about the Neumann UM57. They've used a
>>> modded U67 which they like a lot but it's out of the price
>>> range.
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>> If they like the "modded" u-67's (assuming you're referring to
>> the very popular Stephen Paul sub-micron mod), then I would
>> recommend trying the Mojave MA200. Not exactly like the "S.P.-
>> 67's" (which I've heard & used before), but very warm & fuzzy &
>> in the same kinda
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| Re: Help needed re WordClock [message #81897 is a reply to message #81885] |
Wed, 21 March 2007 13:15 |
Deej [4]
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54:31 -0600, "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com>
>wrote:
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>>I'm gonna be in the area and so is Aaron Allen and so is Dedric Terry and
so
>>is........
>>
>>Jamie??, John Macy??, Mic Cross???, El???.....who else???.......
>>
>>...........and since Kim is making the effort to come all the way from
>>Australia, that means that the rest of you guys have no excuse not to make
>>it from wherever you live.
>>
>>We all need to get together for dinner. I'm not sure exactly where yet
but
>>if enough of us show up we could probaly make an impression wherever we
end
>>up.
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>>;o)
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>> Where are the Mongol Hordes when we really need them?
Out doing Capitol One commercials these days.
AA
Sorry, we needed some humor.
"Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote in message news:46285de3@linux...
> OK Neil,
>
> Did you see the front page of the New York Times? The picture of that
> psycho idiot pointing his two pistols? And I assume you've seen the ad
> nauseum airplay his pathetic video on our so-called "news media." When I
> said I was attacking a culture that makes heros of killers, that's exactly
> what I was talking about, and exactly what I was expecting. Perhaps I
> should have used the word "murderers" to avoid confusion with righteous,
> kick-ass tough guys who "protect the weak" by killing the bad guys.
>
> Where are the Mongol Hordes when we really need them?
>
> S
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> "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4624cf3b$1@linux...
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>> "Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote:
>>>Oh gimme a break. I'm not attacking "men," I'm attacking a culture that
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>>>makes heros of killers.
>>
>> Well, in order to escape that, you'd need to become part of
>> some entirely diffeent species. Prior to our current, "evil",
>> modern culture even being on the horizon, the ONLY heroes were
>> killers - you didn't become leader of the tribe or a kingdom or
>> the Roman Empire a Mongol Horde if you didn't "kill your way
>> there" one way or the other, either by proving your self in
>> battle, or murdering the hated bastard that was in your way,
>> earning some applause & respect for awhile, until YOU became
>> the bastard & someone killed you LOL!
>>
>> Yeah, pity our modern society that produces pop art that
>> glorifies guys that protect the weak, whether it's with mad
>> kung-fu skilz or guns... we'd be much better off without all
>> the influences our society produc
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