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| Re: New Patchbay [message #69744 is a reply to message #69743] |
Wed, 28 June 2006 08:44   |
Don Nafe
Messages: 1206
Registered: July 2005
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>> I use My Paris System on a 56 Channel SoundCraft Ghost Console. This board
>> made my mixes go up to another level. The summing buss improved as well
as
>> the stereo imaging. Overall, it makes mixing easier. Even if you just
use
>> 2 channels to into the Analog board then to a master recorder or banck
>> into
>> Paris ..Big Improvment...
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>> "michael bliss" <mbliss1@austin.rr.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>I'm considering purchasing an analog board as a front end to Paris, then
>> editing
>>>in Paris and then mixing back out on the board. Kind of as a Radar setup,
>>>with Paris substituting for the Radar. Anyone doing this already, or know
>>>if this would be a positive venture?
>>>I'm looking at the new Toft boards and also an old Amek Angela.
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>michael bliss
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>
>Speaking of which, I wonder who's got the most radio plays
under their hat, out of the people that still hang here?
Probably Martin, yes? He might've even had that title before,
even when T-Man was still posting... I know Shania & "Boot
Scoot" got a lot of spins, but for awhile there you couldn't
turn on a radio anywhere without hearing "I'm all out of love,
I'm so lost without you, I know you were right...."
Neil
"michael bliss" <mbliss1@austin.rr.com> wrote:
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>that's awesome Deej, very cool
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>mb
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>"DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote:
>>I've heard that a couple of songs that I mixed were played on NPR a while
>>back and that another one that I recorded on a comedy CD is being used
on
>>the soundtrack of some *animal house* genre movie that wa
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| Re: New Patchbay [message #69766 is a reply to message #69744] |
Thu, 29 June 2006 01:03 |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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r time, so use something that will not trap it or hold it.
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>>brandon wrote:
>>> All,
>>>
>>>
>>> I am in the middle of making my studio console and am
>>> building a sound proof computer compartment into it.
>>> I was wondering where I can purchase the foam that needs to line
>>> the enclosure. I need something about 1/4 inch thick for the
>>> ventalation maze, but something thicker could go in the main
>>> compartment.
>>>
>>> OH yeah.... Cheap please...
>>>
>>> Thx
>>> b
>Dimitrios,
I wanted to email you about the DBX upgrades, but it keeps getting returned.
thx,
bHey Gene!
try the container store or equivalent. They had a container store at Sun
Coast Mall in Orange county CA., I remember seeing aluminum, mic sized cases,
aluminum briefcases and larger aluminum cases that had the pre cubed foam
in them. they were all under $20.00. You Just rip out the foam to fit
what you need.
Most cities have an upholstery supply house that has all kinds of foam, plastic
and vinyl covering. Here in Michigan we have a place called Foam Factory
586 795-3626 They will cut to size and thickness. They even have a cutting
machine that will take a sheet of foam and cut it down the middle in that
diamond or wedge pattern they use for acoustic panels for studios.
James
"gene lennon" <glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote:
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>Speaking of foam.
>Anyone know where to get the heavy dark gray foam used in mic cases and
custom
>camera and instrumentation cases?
>Gene
>"James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>Hey Gene!
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>try the container store or equivalent. They had a container store at Sun
>Coast Mall in Orange county CA., I remember seeing aluminum, mic sized cases,
>aluminum briefcases and larger aluminum cases that had the pre cubed foam
>in them. they were all under $20.00. You Just rip out the foam to fit
>what you need.
>
>Most cities have an upholstery supply house that has all kinds of foam,
plastic
>and vinyl covering. Here in Michigan we have a place called Foam Factory
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| Re: New Patchbay [message #69767 is a reply to message #69766] |
Thu, 29 June 2006 06:51 |
Deej [1]
Messages: 2149
Registered: January 2006
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>586 795-3626 They will cut to size and thickness. They even have a cutting
>machine that will take a sheet of foam and cut it down the middle in that
>diamond or wedge pattern they use for acoustic panels for studios.
>
>James
>
I picked up one of these:
http://tinyurl.com/efcbf
Which fits my larger than normal camcorder perfect. (Sony wants $400.00 for
a similar but lined case.)
I checked two local upholstery supply houses, but they only had soft foam
rubber, which will not protect the camera like the dark gray dense foam.
The case only has room for 1” foam all around so the normal case lining foam
would be perfect if I can find a modest amount (24X24X1).
Thanks for the input.
GeneThe range my house, where I have my DAW in one room & my
regular PC (the one i'm typing this on) in an office adjacent
to that is about 10 feet through a masonry wall or about 15
feet around the wall through the door - however the signal is
being received. I know this because if you have both computers
on, when you're using the mouse on one of them, the other will
receive the signals, as well. Not a good thing, obviously.
They're both Logitech mouses - errr - mice. I have no idea if
they're both transmitting on the same frequecy or if they're
just close enough to each others frequency to make that happen.
Not usually a problem, since if I'm using one computer, I'm not
using the other at the same time, but if my daughter wants to
do something for school while I'm on the DAW, she's got to do
it on the laptop, otherwise this PC's mouse starts moving my
cursor around & vice-versa.
Neil
"Brandon" <a@a.com> wrote:
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>Thanks guys.
>I have had a few friends who used these wireless keyboards and it always
>screwed up their systems. I tried to help them get it
>working, but eventually told them to stop using it. That's why I worry about
>trying it myself. It would solve some wiring issues for me and also be cool
>to have a remote transport control. I will have to try it. How far is the
>range? Have you guys tested it?
>thx
>b
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>"Tyrone Corbett" <tyronecorbett@comcast.net> wrote:
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>>Brandon, I've been using a Logitech wireless Keyboard/mouse with my Win98SE
>>computer for about 5 years with no problems.
>>
>>Tyrone
>You might want to consider Kensington. I use the Expert Mouse PRO, it's a
track ball. After using it for a week or so, there was no going back to
a mouse. I also use a Macally track ball. I also have many different mice,
including a top of the line Microsoft wireless mouse. I rarely use it, I
will say that it is vary smooth, but it kind of eats batteries.
Here is a link to Kensington's Expert Mouse Wireless. http://us.kensington.com/html/4136.html
I think if you try a Kensington track ball for a while, you won't want to
use a mouse.
James
"Brandon" <a@a.com> wrote:
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>Thanks guys.
>I have had a few friends who used these wireless keyboards and it always
>screwed up their systems. I tried to help them get it
>working, but eventually told them to stop using it. That's why I worry about
>trying it myself. It would solve some wiring issues for me and also be cool
>to have a remote transport control. I will have to try it. How far is the
>range? Have you guys
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| Re: New Patchbay [message #69791 is a reply to message #69741] |
Thu, 29 June 2006 22:54 |
excelav
Messages: 2130
Registered: July 2005
Location: Metro Detroit
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$1@linux...
>> Well, y'see, we've proved now that Jesus can kick Mohammed's
>>> ass, thereby demoralizing and discouraging all the would be terrorists
in
>>> the world.
>>
>> Well, I guess if that's what you believed foiled these attacks then why
>> are
>> you asking why they were foiled?
>> I'm not so sure it was Jesus personally, but I guess, if you say so.
>>
>> "Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote in message
>> news:44e00d42$1@linux...
>>> How these plots were foiled? How these plots were foiled?!? Weren't
>>> they
>>> foiled because Freedom is on the March in Iraq? Aren't we fighting
>>> "them"
>>> there, so we don't have to fight "them" here? The British police could
>>> never have thwarted this plot if we hadn't invaded Iraq, right? How
does
>>> this work? Well, y'see, we've proved now that Jesus can kick Mohammed's
>>> ass, thereby demoralizing and discouraging all the would be terrorists
in
>>> the world. Well, except for those ones that just popped up in England,
>> but
>>> those are the last ones. Really.
>>>
>>> Sarah
>>>
>>>
>>> "DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net&g
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| Re: New Patchbay [message #69796 is a reply to message #69767] |
Fri, 30 June 2006 02:27 |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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st take them at their own words. They clearly see your version
>of "peace" as weakness and an opportunity to kill more of us.
>
>Yet, it is really hard to take a purely right wing position, I know. I
>DO NOT trust our gummint one little bit. Too many soldiers died
>in Vietnam for no reason to do that. Venal, cowardly, and amoral
>leaders are responsible for the deaths of too many great young men
>and women to trust them. (Bill Clinton was no better than
>Nixon and Johnson BTW, just read "Blackhawk Down") At least
>W is commited to victory.
>
>
>The only thing even worse than blind patriotism is the insanity being
>peddled by the left.
>
>And as a Christian I admit to the strong possibility of a time in the
>near future, when there is no difference, morally, between the
>right and left whatsoever.
>
>And then shall the end come.
>
>
>DC
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>"Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.om> wrote:
>>I didn't ask why they were foiled, silly. You said, "we need to know
>>exactly how these plots were foiled," so I was just repeating that and
>>offering up an answer that I, of course, do not believe at all. I was
>>merely making fun of those people who apparently do believe these things,
>
>>and attempting to satirically point out the particular absurdity of the
>
>>"fighting them there so we don't have to fight them here," justification
>for
>>Iraq. I don't actually have "my own personal Jesus," but somehow I just
>
>>don't think he would approve of all the "collateral damage."
>>
>>Perhaps you knew I was being "tongue in cheek," and you were too and I
just
>
>>missed the subtlety. :)
>>
>>Shalom,
>>
>>Sarah J. Burke, RN
>>
>>"DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote in message
>>news:44e01125$1@linux...
>>> Well, y'see, we've proved now that Jesus can kick Mohammed's
>>>> ass, thereby demoralizing and discouraging all the would be terrorists
>in
>>>> the world.
>>>
>>> Well, I guess if that's what you believed foiled these attacks then why
>
>>> are
>>> you asking why they were foiled?
>>> I'm not so sure it was Jesus personally, but I guess, if you say so.
>>>
>>> "Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote in message
>>> news:44e00d42$1@linux...
>>>> How these plots were foiled? How these plots were foiled?!? Weren't
>
>>>> they
>>>> foiled because Freedom is on the March in Iraq? Aren't we fighting
>>>> "them"
>>>> there, so we don't have to fight "them" here? The British police could
>>>> never have thwarted this plot if we hadn't invaded Iraq, right? How
>does
>>>> this work? Well, y'see, we've proved now that Jesus can kick Mohammed's
>>>> ass, thereby demoralizing and discouraging all the would be terrorists
>in
>>>> the world. Well, except for those ones that just popped up in England,
>>> but
>>>> those are the last ones. Really.
>>>>
>>>> Sarah
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote in message
>>>> news:44db78dd@linux...
>>>> > We need to know exactly how these plots were foiled. I'm depending
>on
>>> the
>>>> > NY
>>>> > times to save us from the evil ba
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