| Let's be careful out there! [message #91775] |
Mon, 22 October 2007 16:48  |
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dc[3]
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clock lights to lock or Paris =
to
=3D
>work with or without the
>Lucid involved. My tech was right in assuming the same chip was =
fried =3D
>across
>all of the other Mecs. I later realized that a bent pin on 2 x SCSI =
2 =3D
>cables were
>probably frying that same chip in every Mec I bought and tried (no =
smoke
=3D
>though).
>
>Fast forward. During all of this I removed the Magma, Lucid and the =
=3D
>main Paris computer.
>I built a new (old) Paris computer using Dimitrios' Root C =
installation.
=3D
> This has to be helping.
>I also eliminated Pace. I have installed everything including 4 EDS =
and
=3D
>a UAD into this computer
>along with more quality plugins than my previous rig. It is stable =
and
=3D
>very powerful.
>
>The chip that was stated above has been the cure all for all of the =
=3D
>fried Mecs except the
>first that actually saw sparks. So if your clock stops locking on a =
Mec
=3D
>this chip may be your savior.
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| Re: Let's be careful out there! [message #91796 is a reply to message #91781] |
Mon, 22 October 2007 22:06  |
DC
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>My ADSL modem fried and I'm back to dial-up till next Wednesday when they
drop off another one, that's if I can make it that long without going nuts.
38.6kbps
SSSSSSSSSSSLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWYou can get parts from an electronics store and make them. Really cheap. That's
what I did.
Rod
Paul Braun <cygnus_nospam@ctgonline.org> wrote:
>I'm getting ready to plug in the second EDS card. I got the WC cable
>for the MEC-to-442 connection.
>
>I forgot about the damn ribbon cables.
>
>And it looks like when I bought my second EDS card several years ago,
>all I got were the two larger cables, not the two smaller ones. I
>didn't realize there were four internal connections as well.
>
>Looks like I'll be limited to 16 channels tomorrow.
>
>Damn.
>
>Where can I get the small cables?
>
>pabStrictly a sideline gig here, I'm a Linear Accelerator technician by day and
a tech crazed, music nut 2 nights a week, ok ok, maybe a weekend here and
there...but I'm definitely one for a solid "plan A" and a fun, hobbyish
"plan B". For me it was back to school at 30 with a 9th grade education and
I got out 3 years later with a college degree in electronics, best move I
ever made in my life.
Rob
"Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:47585052$1@linux...
>
> ..How many of you nice folks actually record music (with or without Paris)
> for your livings? About 13 - 14 years ago my studio began to out-earn my
> gigs playing guitar in local bands and it's been my primary source of
> income
> all this time. The problem is it's not working very well anymore. I
> hardly
> do any demo work for bands these days. The last demo project I thought I
> had lined up ended up going to a friend of their guitar player's house -
> a lawyer with a Protools studio in his basement. The price? Nothing. I
> couldn't compete with that! I haven't done any jingle work in years. All
> the jingle writer/producers seem to have their own setups and use the big
> impressive studios for clients who want to see receptionists and 30 foot
> long consoles.
>
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| Re: Let's be careful out there! [message #91813 is a reply to message #91775] |
Tue, 23 October 2007 01:48 |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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the mixer. Individual kick, hat and toms. But
>two mics on the the snare ? (I don't hear all that much significant
>difference on the top and bottom) and just overheads for the cymbals and
>lastly room ambience. The problem I have with the mixer is that I can't
>bring up the ride or crashes without also raising bleed of the kick, hat,
>snare and toms on the overhead mics. In the end the mix has too much room
>sound. I need more isolation at times. I'm not triggering. I just using
>midi drum tracks. I am amazed that these drum programs can even mix
>individual parts of a drum kit midi track. No efx's except room ambience.
>The humanize feature is decent.
>
>2. The patterns are decent with the EZ software and some loops are down
>right funky but only two kit sounds (pop/rock and cocktail). The Nashville
>uses an new kit and I was wondering if the loops have a large variety of
>country 3/4 and 6/8 grooves.
>
>3. www.xlnaudio.com I looked into XLN Addictive Drums (AD) and it seems
>as though each kick, snare, tom, ride, hat, cymbals and cowbell (don't say
>it!) has it's own fader and efx/inserts but I'm not sure. I don't mind
some
>bleed, in fact I like it for ambience, so is the isolation from each
>drum/cymbal similar to solo or more like a close mic. Secondly, I am
>concerned that the kits are mostly rock/old school/machine based and I do
>need a country kit and/or country grooves on about 1/3 to 1/2 of my songs
>that I'm editi
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| Re: Let's be careful out there! [message #91885 is a reply to message #91823] |
Wed, 24 October 2007 01:36 |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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adkproaudio.com
>>>> chrisl@adkproaudio.com
>>>
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>You know what: For some reason, I can stomach GS better than Nuendo.com .
Yeah, you have a lot of knee jerked gear opinions, But I hold my fellow Nuendo
users to a high standard. When thoses guys go down that road, it's really
bad.
That place (Nuendo.com) Has turned into this PC-DAW torture testing Center-Site.
As Well As, complaint center,and the "IF anybody post likes form another
DAW, you're snarled at. Then there's the sarcastic stuff from Fredo..
Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>HI Lamont,
>
>LaMont wrote:
>> Yeah I saw those early reviews on Nuendo's forum..I did not believe them.
>> I listened to the demos on the web site and I think this Verb plug sounds
>> fabulous!! RIght up with WIzzo Verb and IK's Classics. Like Chris stated,
>> this is not a convo verb, but a digtal verb replica. Really smooth. Listen
>> to the vocal demos.. Wow!!
>>
>> P.S. Some of those folks on the Nuendo Forum are complete idiots that
are
>> more concerned about the latest DAW confifg than music or the art of naking,
>> mixng daw(nuendo) tricks etc.. They sound like complete idots when talking
>> about anything other than Nuendo.
>>
>Come on now its not as bad as Gearsluts.... :)
>
>
>
>> "Dedric Terry" <dterry@keyofd.net> wrote:
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>>> The reviews so far on the Nuendo forum are saying it's average, but nothing
>>>
>>
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>>> to write home about,
>>> but I havent' heard it yet. Might have to get an iLok key and demo it,
>>>
>> but
>>
>>> it annoys me that so many demos
>>> are tied to keys now. Bad enough that we're getting USB key overload
with
>>>
>>
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>>> licensed products, but imho,
>>> by keying demos developers are really pushing their luck with users.
>>>
>>> At some point, the USB key idea has to end. It's a shortlived concept,
>>>
>>
>>
>>> imho. One cannot have 25 keys
>>> hanging off of their computer, and there's no way I'm loading $10k of
>>>
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