| Harvard...masters of the obvious [message #97449] |
Tue, 25 March 2008 08:40  |
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Deej [5]
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>Hi Bill,
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>I've owned LXP 1 LXP 5 and Nanoverb. Nano is good enough for live sound
>if it's just a dusting over vocals. It is thin sounding overall.
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>The LXPs are ok but nothing to write home about. The ddl in the LXP 5 =
>with
>modulation was very cool for solo guitars.
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>I'd c
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| Re: Harvard...masters of the obvious [message #97454 is a reply to message #97452] |
Tue, 25 March 2008 10:23  |
EK Sound
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nt for live use. They had a couple models out.
Cheers,
-Jamie
www.JamieKrutz.com
Bill L wrote:
> I've been carrying an amp rack in my PA, so it was no big deal to
> include an Ensoniq DP4, but now that I am using powered cabs I want to
> trim down my rack and I'm looking for a good sounding half rack type
> verb. Do any of the Alesis units sound good? I used to have those old
> Lexicon half racks and they were OK, but not good IMHO.
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> Any recommendations?How old is your system? Is it time to change the battery that's feeding the
bios alive? Normally, the life of the battery is 4-5 years. If you have some
partition utilities that can start the machine in Dos-mode, you can see if
the boot-partition is lost. As I understand, you have not a Ghost copy that
can save your day if you have trouble with booting. If it's just that the
partition will not start, you can try a repair install with the original
CD, if it's WinXP you're using.
Hope there's something to use here and good luck.
Erling
"Tyrone Corbett" <
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| Re: Harvard...masters of the obvious [message #97455 is a reply to message #97454] |
Tue, 25 March 2008 10:34 |
Deej [5]
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arget="_blank">tyronecorbett@comcast.net> skrev i en meddelelse
news:485023f0$1@linux...
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> Hey guys, I need some major help here. Recently one of my audio drives
> crashed.
> I had not experienced any difficulties with this drive. I was importing
> new
> files to an existing project. All went well with this. Once I started to
> play the project, I received a "system overload" error...never saw that
> before,
> but the project had a huge amount of files, so I figured I'd just restart
> Paris and remove the unneeded files.
>
> Upon restarting Paris, the system froze and I rebooted. Upon rebooting, I
> received a notification that my audio drive had to be defragged. I did
> notice
> that there was a limited amount of space on the drive, which I felt might
> be a contributing factor. Once I started the defrag process, the
> performance
> slowed to a snail's pace and then I received a message that the defrag
> process
> could not continue and the system froze. Upon a reboot, I was now told
> that
> the audio drive had errors. Even though I back-up religiously, there is
> always
> new data that may get missed. after several reboots. I was able to get
> into
> the drive and copy the few files that had not been backed up.
>
> A bigger problem arose today. When I booted up, I forgot that the failed
> audio drive was still inline. Despite opening yesterday, I heard several
> clicks and then received the Blue Screen" message, (paraphrasing here) "A
> childlike device was
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