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| Re: Adat sync can this send sample accurate sync ? [message #57999 is a reply to message #57994] |
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Aaron Allen
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ke it works, but his enthusiasm for quoting glowing reports
from engineers I have never heard of really cracked me up. Somehow, I
just can't imagine how a clamping clip over a rubber band clip can
make that much difference in the performance of a $3000 mic. But this
guy has data plots to prove it!
Well, as you see, I had a fun day in the Big Apple. Come on and join
my in 2007 as we do it again.
- Paul Artola
Ellicott City, Maryland
On 10 Oct 2005 23:49:45 +1000, "Tyrone Corbett"
<tyronecorbett@comcast.net> wrote:
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>Unfortunately, I was out of town and missed the AES/Paris meet and greet,
>but I did have a couple of hours yesterday to go to the show and mill about
>for a bit. I was impressed with the number of high-end desks with small footprints
>by the "big guns". I even ran across the "Star Trek" desk that Gene posted
>a picture of a while back (can't recall the manufacturer).
>
>I had an opportunity to check out a number of mic's (though extremely difficult
>to discern much with all the ambient noise). Despite this circumstance, I
>heard a couple that were interesting. There was a Braumer mic that was suggested
>by a respected colleague...can't recall the model, but was pretty nice in
>the $1
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| Re: Adat sync can this send sample accurate sync ? [message #58000 is a reply to message #57999] |
Thu, 08 September 2005 10:53 |
Deej [1]
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,200 dollar range. I also met Tony ?? from Telefunken...they have a
>couple of "economy" mic's that were pretty nice. Although Mojave was not
>represented, I was able to check out the SE Gemini and indeed it sounded
>nice.... particularly so at the price point that Morgan has offered. I think
>I was equally impressed with the girth and weight (Deej, you weren’t kidding
>about the support issue).
>
>The highlight for me was meeting Rupert Neve...affable guy. I purchased his
>new pre "Portico"...seems pretty impressive (thanks for the heads up Gene)
>and he said he would grace the box with his signature.
>
>It would have been nice too hook up with my fellow Parisites, but hey, there's
>always next time.
>
>TyroneHey D, which of these verbs are you likeing?
"Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote:
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>Hi,
>Maybe it was console doing that.
>I had many blue screens.
>You can have reverbs with no compensation !!
>Just use DX reverbs.
>Most of them are of 0 latency.
>Truverb, DSPFX, Princeton 2016, almost all I tested are of 0 latency.
>SIR is not
>So using senderella and DX efeect you don't need to compensate.
>My thoughts were to use only 0 latency plugins ...
>Thats why I tested several compressors and posted some free good ones.
>Waves C1 is not best but is 0 latency too.
>Regards,
>Dimitrios
> "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote in message =
>news:434ac5d4@linux...
> Dimitrios,
> My problems were not crashing Paris but rendering my C drive =
>unbootable.
> It may have been an unrelated problem but it was traumatizing. Thanks
=
>for
> the quick response too. =20
>
> It would be sweet to have the lowest latency (reverbs with no =
>compensation)
> and a number that relates to Paris' 1 ms nudge. I'm all for that.
> Tom
> "Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote in messa
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| Re: Adat sync can this send sample accurate sync ? [message #58024 is a reply to message #58010] |
Fri, 09 September 2005 05:51 |
Rod Lincoln
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>
I've had one for a while and it is a cornerstone of my current live rig.
They do indeed seem to be moving forward very steadily with updates, and
with more plugin developers getting involved.
Very pleased with the purchase - dying for Kontakt 2 to be installable later
this month, as well as Ivory.http://tv.yahoo.com/news/wwn/20050912/112653720001.html
PLANET-DISSOLVING DUST CLOUD IS HEADED TOWARD EARTH! ;oP
Monday September 12, 2005
By MIKE FOSTER
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Scared-stiff astronomers have detected a mysterious mass
they've dubbed a "chaos cloud" that dissolves everything in its path, including
comets, asteroids, planets and entire stars -- and it's headed directly toward
Earth!
Discovered April 6 by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, the swirling, 10
million-mile- wide cosmic dust cloud has been likened to an "acid nebula"
and is hurtling toward us at close to the speed of light -- making its estimated
time of arrival 9:15 a.m. EDT on June 1, 2014.
"The good news is that this finding confirms several cutting- edge ideas
in theoretical physics," announced Dr. Albert Sherwinski, a Cambridge based
astrophysicist with close ties to NASA.
"The bad news is that the total annihilation of our solar system is imminent."
Experts believe the chaos cloud is composed of particles spawned near the
event horizon of a black hole (a form of what's called Hawking Radiation)
that have been distorted by mangled information spewed from the hole.
"A super-massive black hole lies about 28,000 light-years from Earth at the
center of our galaxy," explained Dr. Sherwinski.
"Last year the eminent physicist Stephen Hawking revised his theory of black
holes -- which previously held that nothing could escape the hole's powerful
gravitational field. He demonstrated that information about objects that
have been sucked in can be emitted in mangled form.
"It now appears that mangled information can distort matter.
"Just imagine our galaxy the Milky Way as a beautiful, handwritten letter.
"Now imagine pouring a glass of water on the paper and watching the words
dissolve as the stain spreads. That's what the chaos cloud does to every
star or planet it encounters."
To avoid widespread panic, NASA has declined to make the alarming discovery
public. But Dr. Sherwinski's contacts at the agency's Chandra X-ray Observatory
leaked to him striking images of the newly discovered chaos cloud obliterating
a large asteroid.
"It's like watching a helpless hog being dissolved in a vat of acid," one
NASA scientist told Dr. Sherwinski.
Ordinarily, Hawkings Radiation is harmless.
"It's produced when an electron- positron pair are at the event horizon of
a black hole," Dr. Sherwinski explained. "The intense curvature of space-time
of the hole can cause the positron to fall in, while the
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Fri, 09 September 2005 08:20 |
Deej [1]
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electron escapes."
But when "infected" by mangled information from the black hole, the particles
become a chaos cloud, which in turn mangles everything it touches.
"If it continues unchecked, the chaos cloud will eventually reduce our galaxy
to the state of absolute chaos that existed before the birth of the universe,"
the astrophysicist warned.
Some scientists say mankind's best hope would be to build a "space ark" and
hightail it to the Andromeda Galaxy, 2.1 million light-years away.
"We wouldn't be able to save the entire human population, but perhaps the
best and the brightest," observed British rocket scientist Dr. David Hall,
when asked about the feasibility of such a project.
But even if such a craft could be built in time, evacuating Earth might prove
fruitless if theories about the origin of the chaos cloud are correct.
"A black hole at the center of Andromeda is about 15 times the size of the
one in our own galaxy," Dr. Sherwinski noted. "It might be like jumping out
of the frying pan into the fire."
Speaking under the condition of anonymity, a senior White House official
said the president's top science advisors are taking the findings in stride.
"This is a lot like global warming, where the jury is still out on whether
it's real or not," said the official.
"The existence of this so called chaos cloud is only a theory. Americans
shouldn't panic until all the facts are in."HAH HAH HAH!!
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Here's another POS.
As good an outfit as Crown is, boy did they blow it with this turkey.
Hit this with anything over, say -15 or so and it would clip like a
transistor radio at a Staten Island park on Sunday.
Just a miserable turd of a crossover. Crank the amps wide open
and you could almost get signal through it. Almost.
Unbelievably bad. Avoid it like it was from Chernobyl.
DC
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