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| Re: FS: Complete Paris System in Excellent Shape $1400 [message #74426 is a reply to message #74392] |
Wed, 18 October 2006 20:51   |
gmmccurdy
Messages: 51
Registered: May 2007
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his
>isn't unique to any one religion, and in the Lebanese civil war that started
>modern suicide attacks 70% of the suicide bombers were--take a seat please--Christians,
>though most of them came from secular groups.
As most of the Irish terrorists have been. Now compare those
attacks to these in number and scope:
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/
Make sure you check out the stats page.
>So yes, the 'threat of terror' is real, and I'm sure the next big attack
>against the US is well into the R&D stages. But it's anything but simple
>to pull off a major terrorist operation, and anything but simple to stop
>one, and in the larger picture applying simple answers to complex questions
>gets us into stupid wars with countries that, until we attacked them, had
>no history of producing anti-American terrorists.
Ok, so what is your plan? Obviously, the other side has failed in
your mind, so I would love to hear an alternative. Remember that
americans and millions of others around the world expect a plan
that reflects your view, stated above, that
----
So yes, the 'threat of terror' is real, and I'm sure the next big attack
>against the US is well into the R&D stages.
----
>Americans think
>our country is somehow more than just another country in the world, prone
>to the same kinds of mistakes and missteps that the rest of history is littered
>with. European writers call it 'American
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| Re: FS: Complete Paris System in Excellent Shape $1400 [message #74435 is a reply to message #74396] |
Thu, 19 October 2006 01:37 |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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imported them into a new
project & summed it to your final 2-track mix from there.
Again, not certain how close the comparison is, but tomorrow
I'm going to run a totally ITB Native 2-buss mix, a stemmed
Native mix, and a "summed in Paris" mix & post some clips so you
guys can compare for yourselves.
NeilNeil,
Kind of a neophyte on all this stuff, but what about picking up a low
end pc just for multiface control(or you may have one in your back
room). Still just starting with the multiface thing myself, but I doubt
it takes any power to run Totalmix, and that would get around the
"confguration lost when power's off" if you run the multifaces
standlone. The multifaces would be relegated to basically just A/D
converters, but it sounds like that's what you want. Just use a KVM
switch (cheap one) to get to the piece occasionally if there is issues.
Just a thought
Jeff
Neil wrote:
> "DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote:
>
>>Hey Neil,
>>
>>Feel free to give me a call if you hit any snags with the Pulsar.
>
>
> Thanks for the offer, Deej - I may do that... it's not
> scheduled to get here until late next week, actually, so it
> won't be right away that I need to take you up on it if I have
> problems.
>
>
>>I've been test driving mine some more today and I'm still
>>liking it a lot.
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>
> What? You havent shitcanned it yet? (oh, no wait, that's
> tomorrow - Sunday) :D j/k!
>
> BTW I decided to get the Professional card (instead of the
> Project card) for more DSP, and I passed on the convertors
> (their A16ultra box), since I didn't want to dump too much
> money into this experiment if it didn't work out. In talking to
> Gary, he wasn't sure if I'd be able to sum as many channels as
> I'm running, plus a couple of 'verbs, plus a few channels of
> dynamics at 88.2k/24-bit with the Project card. Then I got a
> lecture about using 88.2k in the first place... you know - the
> whole "you can't hear it once you convert to 44.1 for CD's
> anyway, and then you also get aliasing when you do, and in the
> meanwhile you're using too many DSP & CPU resources" - blah,
> blah, blah, yada, yada, yada... tell it to Rupert Neve & Geoff
> Emerick (you know, the story Rupert tells about Geoff noticing
> a "bad" channel in one of his consoles that they had just
> installed... what was "bad" about it was a defective cap that
> was oscillating at 30k).
>
> Anyway, I believe I can hear a difference with those higher
> sample rates - whether I'm fooling myself or not is, I suppose,
> a point of argument.
>
> Now, the other thing I'll need to figure out with the Pulsar
> card is the whole i/o deal... if I'm going to keep the RME
> convertors & use them inste
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