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| Re: Where in Paris should Amplitube be installed?? [message #64359 is a reply to message #64322] |
Wed, 08 February 2006 08:47   |
Tony Benson
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right mic now, like
>> >the super-sheen of a Blueberry or the peaky-bright C-1, but it
>> >definitely has more character & airiness up top. Dunno how it
>> >would work in your rolling pin, but for a buck & half or
>> >thereabouts, it's probably worth a try.
>> >
>> >Look at it this way, if you still don't like that mic after
>> >switching out the capsules, you can always put the original
>> >capsule back in it, then sell the mic or trade it for something
>> >& keep the Peluso capsule around to experiment with in other
>> >mics that you might come across.
>> >
>> >BTW, I find that mics you don't like serve a much better
>> >purpose as a doorstop as opposed to a rolling pin. They can
>> >suffer much more abuse that way (being occasionally kicked,
>> >etc.), which serves to show your disdain for said mic in a more
>> >appropriate manner than as a rolling pin would... I mean, how
>> >often do you bake, really? :)
>> >
>> >Neil
>> >
>
>I'm recording this band, and this past weekend we're doing guitar overdubs.
We're recording 3 channels
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| uite a bit more than a Switchbone, but Re: Where in Paris should Amplitube be installed?? [message #64408 is a reply to message #64320] |
Thu, 09 February 2006 07:41 |
Deej [1]
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> of them have a graphic display component, but also, I think if
> you listen to the sound quality, you just don't hear any funky
> artifacts like I've heard with some plugins - perhaps that kind
> of quality of processing takes more cycles to accomplish.
>
> Anyway, go check out the demo of Voxformer & download those free
> Buzzcomps!
>
> Neil
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>
>Hi all,
Our very own RZ has a new disc out! I got a copy a couple days
ago and liked it so much that I wrote a review.
Congrats Richard!
The review is on my blog at:
http://dcguitarjournal.blogspot.com/
his site is:
http://www.richardzeier.com/
DCWhat is your punch in time, how many tracks, how many plug ins and what is
your cache size. These things all affect your streaming.
AA
"volthause" <volthause-nospam-@soldrocks-nospam-.com> wrote in message
news:Xns978D6C2E97B71volthause@202.63.37.102...
> I'm recording this band, and this past weekend we're doing guitar
> overdubs.
> We're recording 3 channels at a time, 2 mics and a direct for possible re-
> amping later. Things are going fine, and PARI
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| Re: uite a bit more than a Switchbone, but Re: Where in Paris should Amplitube be installed?? [message #64424 is a reply to message #64418] |
Thu, 09 February 2006 21:36 |
Deej [1]
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ou buy.
>The more I use this thing, the more I like it; while it's not
>super-intuitive if you want to just load it & start tweaking,
>it's got a good number of presets to get you started, and
>they're different enough from one another that I'll bet one
>will get you in the ballpark, no matter what kind of material
>you're working on.
>
>Formerly, I was using the Paris VST EQ, a compressor of some
>kind, and the Spitfish de-esser on any given lead vox track...
>this thing has replaced that combination, and I've come to like
>it's de-esser component more than that of the Spitfish (which I
>still think is the best stand-alone de-esser plug).
>Start with the "Nice & Transparent" preset for a great overall
>vocal setup that maintains the character of the track, or go to
>the "Hard Limiting" preset & crank up the Saturation & Presence
>a notch or two each for something very reminiscent of
>Distressor-type sonics.
>
>Voxengo support is great, too... I needed a re-auth this past
>weekend when I was reloading this one & their GlissEQ, so I
>sent an e-mail out asking about how to go about that & Aleksey
>got back to me personally - same day, on a Saturday.
>
>The only negative thing I can say about Aleksey's plugin's is
>that some of them are very CPU-intensive, partly because a lot
>of them have a graphic display component, but also, I think if
>you listen to the sound quality, you just don't hear any funky
>artifacts like I've heard with some plugins - perhaps that kind
>of quality of processing takes more cycles to accomplish.
>
>Anyway, go check out the demo of Voxformer & download those free
>Buzzcomps!
>
>Neil
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>
>
>Howdy
Maybe it's just me. My previous Paris system based on an Athlon mounted in
an Epox 8KTA3 did the same thing - burned itself at the ATX power connector,
went all unstable and crackly, and actually started smoking ! Talk about
laying down hot tracks... 8)
How many EDS cards do you have installed and running ?
Cheers,
Stewart.
tonehouse wrote in message <44202b3d@linux>...
>Hi there..that's scary for me...because I have an almost identical
>set-up...I have had it 1-1/2 years(same as you)....mostly good results...I
>had a big "meltdown" on my former Intel/Asus Win 98 sys....Zan McLeod,
>Potomac Md.....
>"Sound Dog" &
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| Re: uite a bit more than a Switchbone, but Re: Where in Paris should Amplitube be installed?? [message #64439 is a reply to message #64408] |
Fri, 10 February 2006 09:52 |
Tony Benson
Messages: 453
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gt; I assume you got your midi issues figured out?
>
> Regards,
> Dedric
>
> On 3/22/06 6:31 PM, in article 4421fc1a$1@linux, "DJ"
> <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote:
>
> > I'm sick of the crackling and popping I'm getting when trying to squeeze
the
> > massive bandwidth used by my 3 x RME cards and 4 x UAD cards through the
32
> > bit PCI bus. It just ain't happenin' the way I want. Over 40% CPU usage
of
> > the UAD-1's and I'm listening to popcorn.
> >
> > I've been chatting today with Ric (the obscene) at FX Teleport. I'm
goiing
> > to give this a whirl. I never had any bandwidth problems with my old
ASUS
> > A7V8x mobo. This thing is sitting there gathering dust with an XP 3000
CPU
> > and 2 G of RAM. I'm getting ready to order a case with PSU, a floppy and
a
> > CDR, 2 x Intel Pro 1000 NIC's Linksys 5-Port EG005W switch, as
recommended
> > for this.
> >
> > Anyone got any words to the wise? I'm assuming that Cubase SX delay
> > compensation should work............yeah, right!!!!
> >
> > ;o)
> >
> >
>hehe
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 21:56:23 -0400, "Rob Arsenault"
<mani2@NOSPAMnbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>http://aclu.org/pizza/images/screen.swf
>I'm looking at places I might move to and I want to ask a few
questions about the area.
-Willhttp://www.tomshardware.com/2006/03/13/idf_spring_2006/
AMD has been handing them their heads for a while but Intel has more money
than god and a long history of grinding out other competition. It look
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