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UAD-1 Multiband to be released tonight or tomorrow [message #61783]

Thu, 22 December 2005 15:34

Deej [1]

Messages: 2149
Registered: January 2006

Senior Member

/> >> >be made as to one or the other. Well, this is all part of the game and
>just
>> >takes time. What's making me nuts is that the client really respects
>these
>> >players. These guys, as good as they are, occasionally had a clam or two
>> as
>> >far as the number of notes that may have been played over a certain
>passage.
>> >He doesn't want to change this stuff our of *respect* for the
>performance.
>> >It just doesn't work in some cases and sounds like a trainwreck in

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Re: UAD-1 Multiband to be released tonight or tomorrow [message #61796 is a reply to message #61783]

Thu, 22 December 2005 23:17

erlilo

Messages: 405
Registered: June 2005

Senior Member

excelsm@hotmail.com" target="_blank">excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>Sorry about the type-O!
>
>Apple announced a new Intel based iMac that is 2 to 3 times faster than
the
>G5 iMac. The one more thing, was the announcement of a new lap top 15.3"
>screen, that is 5 to 6 times faster than the current PowerBook. Pro app.
>will be available for the new Intel Macs in March. The upgrades will be
>$49.00.
>
>James
>
>
>
>
>"James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>Apple announced a new Intel based iMac that is 2 to 3 times faster than
>the
>>G5 iMac. The one more thing, was the announcement of a new lap top 15.3"
>>screen, that is 5 to 6 tomes faster than the current PowerBook. Pro app.
>>will be available for the new Intel Macs in March. The upgrades will be
>>$49.00.
>>
>>James
> http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/01/10/060110164416.p4z0rn x6.html

I find this disturbing and further, I think it ties directly into why so
new and challenging music is being made.

DCThanks Mark, I tried it. Looks like a nice program. it found
some stuff that the others did not. Cool.

Still at 50% load. Sigh...

"Mark McDermott" <mark@stateofwail.com> wrote:
>
>Hi Chris,
>
>I highly recommend the following piece of software:
>
>

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Re: UAD-1 Multiband to be released tonight or tomorrow [message #61807 is a reply to message #61796]

Fri, 23 December 2005 09:39

Tony Benson

Messages: 453
Registered: June 2006

Senior Member

e Start Menu:
Right-click the Start button, and then click Properties.
Click Classic Start menu.
Click the Customize button to select items to display on the Start menu.
By default, selecting the Classic Start menu also adds the My Documents,
My Computer, My Network Places, and Internet Explorer icons
to your desktop.

Click on the Screen Saver tab, Set Screensaver to None, Press the Power
button near the bottom

Hibernate..If this is Enabled uncheck it. This is mainly for Laptops but
uses a very large chunk of data.(I've seen this not show up on the first
boot of XP..when you restart it will be there but it's disabled)

Disable automatic update - Since Windows XP will connect to the internet
to find updates automatically for you, you will want to disable this.
Sometimes beneficial but unnecessary and often annoying, you can ditch
it by going to Start � Settings � Control Panel � Performance and
Maintenance � Automatic Updates and select "Turn off automatic updates".

Disable system restore - Windows XP has a built in function to back up
system files to help reduce the risk of crashes due to lost data,
software conflicts and so on. The drawback, is that a fair bit of system
overhead is used to perform this and can be disabled if you choose by
right clicking on "My Computer", clicking on "Properties" � "System
Restore" and choosing "Turn off system restore on all drives."

Advanced tab: Press Settings tab under Performance Visual Affects tab:
set to Adjust for Best Performance.
Advanced tab: Processor Scheduling: Set this for Background Services

----------------------------------------
Increase your IRQ priority - You can increase the IRQ priority of the
real-time CMOS clock to gain some system performance by doing the following:
1.) First create a text file with the extension .reg
2.) Paste the following into the file:

REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Priorit yControl]
"IRQ8Priority"=dword:00000001

3.) Double-click on the file to enter the tweak into your registry.

This can be un-installed should you need to by repeating the three steps
above with a new file, except this time use the following in your .reg file:

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Re: UAD-1 Multiband to be released tonight or tomorrow [message #61812 is a reply to message #61807]

Fri, 23 December 2005 10:39

erlilo

Messages: 405
Registered: June 2005

Senior Member

ly set it to
double or 3x the ram in the system but set the min/max to the same. If
I'm using more than 2 gigs then I just set it to equal the amount of ram.

> Disable auto-insert notification

No point unless your system is really slow.
> Disable USB

Doh not again

> Graphical window settings

What?

> Remove Taskbar popup baloon
Why? You won't be able to mouse over the icon to see what it is as easily.

> Speed up Menus

If you want but I think they fast enough.

> Disable offline files

It will save disk space thats about it.
Un-checking "use fast user switching will a more useful effect by not
loading as much user info into ram if you have multiple account on the
system.

> Disable Internet Synchronise Time

If you want but it won't have any effect on performance.

> Disable Hide Inactive Icons

Yes

> Disable Automatic Desktop Cleanup Wizard

Yes just because is annoying.

> Disable NTFS Last Access Time Logging (NTFS Only)

It helps a little but you probably won't be able to see a difference.

> Disable disc indexing

Yes

> Maker sure DMA mode is enabled on drives

Shouldn't be an issues at all on a current motherboard but might be on
older motherboards running xp.

> Do Not Map through Soundcard

No

>
> Restart your machine at this point in time. When you come back the first
> thing you should do is defrag the main drive even if it doesn't say it
> needs it. This way the swap file has been truly set and you're ready to
> continue.
>

If this is a fresh install and you have run disk clean up then yes this
can make sense.

>
> ------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------
>
> Partitioning. A useful tip when configuring your audio disc, is to
> split this into two partitions. Set up a smaller "audio scratch"
> partition - say 6GB of a 30GB hard disc. This partition will be used for
> the songs that you are currently working on. The benefit of a smaller
> partition is obviously quicker defragmentation. If you use the entire
> 30GB as one partition, then this will take ages to defragment. When you
> are finished with a song, transfer the audio files to the non-scratch
> partition, where disc I/O performance isn't so critical.
>
> Messenger starts up at the windows load up but we can get rid of that in
> no time at all..
> Start Menu>Run
> Type this in exactly as it is here:
> RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %windir%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove
> Hit Enter...you will see a DOS-like shell appear a

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