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| Re: We're Back!!!! [message #64496 is a reply to message #64495] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:29   |
Aaron Allen
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cool, and the producer loved it. I still know one
of the guys, let me see if I can get a copy. I actually enjoyed that
project, they were good guys.
DC"DC" <dc@spamdigi.com> wrote in message news:44249061$1@linux...
> Yeah, I guess you could do a great album that three people bought
> and you could still call it a success, but what a tragedy that more
> didn't hear it! And I would have to say that the producer and
> engineer failed if no one bought it.
Well its a fact that the crappiest music sells the most, so to judge
yourself successful doesn't mean the music is any good.. it just means you
are good at business and have some good political connections.
I dont know how many CDs your buddy sold that you've been posting about, but
wouldn't you consider his music a success? At least on a personal level?> Coast is fun... makes your place look positively current... don't it? ;-)
hehehe...........wellllllll...........now that I've got my LXP1 and LXP5
sitting inthe rack (thanks to Tom Bruhl, BTW) , I'd say that the Studio Of
The
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| Re: We're Back!!!! [message #64497 is a reply to message #64496] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:46  |
Kim
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Living Dead has gone one more step backward into retroville. I've got
these routed to the sends/returns of my (discontinued) Lexicon 284 guitar
amp running into the (discontinued) Lexicon SB 210 stereo cab which is being
mic'ed up with a pair of (discontinued) TL Audio 2001 tube mic preamps.
I do have a hankerin' for some stuff around here that has *Ampex* on the
front plate.. I've never seen more old Ampex machines in one place in my
whole life than were at Coast. I figured they could at least spare a couple,
like a 16 track 2" and a 2 track 1/2". Getting them in the back of my rented
Mustang convertible would have been another story.
;o)
"EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com> wrote in message news:44248b7b$1@linux...
> Yah, I could get a copy from Blevins, but I would have to pay for
> it... I'll just get the customer to ask Blevins for it now that he has
> signed up for "MCI paid support".
>
> Coast is fun... makes your place look positively current... don't it? ;-)
>
> David.
>
> DJ wrote:
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> > Try Coast Recording. I went there with DC a while back. They's got
> > everything on earth there, except for what Randy Blevins has in
Nashville.
> >
> > ;o)
> >
> > "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com> wrote in message news:44244eeb$1@linux...
> >
> >>Hey all,
> >>
> >>Say, any of you folks in the Nashville (or other) area know anyone
> >>that could send me a copy of Otari DiskMixII (DOS) software?? We sold
> >>our JH-636 and the only copy I have is on 5 1/4" floppy!
> >>
> >>Thanks,
> >>
> >>David.
> >
> >
> >Ok DJ, you got me started on that damn 21" gateway LCD and after a
freaking week of hell I have news. The 21" gateway only does 1680x1050
in xp and NOT in win98 when using a Geforce 6200 chipset agp card (PNY
brand).
So, I went with a Samsung 20.1" cuz it does
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| Re: We're Back!!!! [message #64498 is a reply to message #64497] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:58  |
Deej [1]
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1600x1200 and my motherboad
supports that fine. I took the computer to best buy and we hooked it up
to make sure it worked in win98, it looked great.
So I get it home and plug it up and it goes to 1024x768. It was because
I have a 25' VGA cable and my motherboard chipset is a pussy. I put the
GeForce 6200 agp card back in and it shoves electricity down the
Samsungs throat and I get 1600x1200 in Win98SE finally. Unfortunately
the agp card share IRQ's with my 2 EDS cards so we'll see if it works ok
but at least i'm up in resolution now.
The 1600x1200 gives me 16 channels in the mixer window with 2 auxes and
the Submaster fader. Very good !!!!!!!!!
I literally spent over 15 hours screwing with this crap this week and I
hope I'm done for a while. If I ever see DJ I'm gonna format his drive !!!
Well, back to paris land. I got a new job and the guys at work are into
jamming so that will be sweet too.
Later,
JohnUnfortunately
the agp card share IRQ's with my 2 EDS cards so we'll see if it works ok
but at least i'm up in resolution now.
On Win 98, this does not bode well at all. I think youre going to need an
active repeater for your VGA cable in order to use whatever graphics card it
is that doesn't share an IRQ with the AGP. I just thought I'd add one more
ray of sunshine to your day before you kill me.
;oP
"John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:4424a407@linux...
> Ok DJ, you got me started on that damn 21" gateway LCD and after a
> freaking week of hell I have news. The 21" gateway only does 1680x1050
> in xp and NOT in win98 when using a Geforce 6200 chipset agp card (PNY
> brand).
>
> So, I went with a Samsung 20.1" cuz it does 1600x1200 and my motherboad
> supports that fine. I took the computer to best buy and we hooked it up
> to make sure it worked in win98, it looked great.
>
> So I get it home and plug it up and it goes to 1024x768. It was because
> I have a 25' VGA cable and my motherboard chipset is a pussy. I put the
> GeForce 6200 agp card back in and it shoves electricity down the
> Samsungs throat and I get 1600x1200 in Win98SE finally. Unfortunately
> the agp card share IRQ's with my 2 EDS cards so we'll see if it works ok
> but at least i'm up in resolution now.
>
> The 1600x1200 gives me 16 channels in the mixer window with 2 auxes and
> the Submaster fader. Very good !!!!!!!!!
>
> I literally spent over 15 hours screwing with this crap this week and I
> hope I'm done for a while. If I ever see DJ I'm gonna format his drive
!!!
>
> Well, back to paris land. I got a new job and the guys at work are into
> jamming so that will be sweet too.
>
> Later,
> JohnYou northern cost of California boys (if any) should get your boats outta
the water I would think. We're headed toward a new m
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| Re: We're Back!!!! [message #64499 is a reply to message #64498] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:04  |
JeffH
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oon with several quakes
off the coast having hit in recent days. My gut says another. My brain
says it could tsunami.
W. Mark WilsonGiven the topic, great malaprpism.... "cost of California" should have been
"coast of California."
W. Mark Wilson
"W. Mark Wilson" <wmarkwilson@verizon.n.o.s.p.a.m.net> wrote in message
news:4424be79$1@linux...
> You northern cost of California boys (if any) should get your boats outta
> the water I would think. We're headed toward a new moon with several
> quakes off the coast having hit in recent days. My gut says another. My
> brain says it could tsunami.
>
> W. Mark Wilson
>either/or
;o)
"W. Mark Wilson" <wmarkwilson@verizon.n.o.s.p.a.m.net> wrote in message
news:4424bec7@linux...
> Given the topic, great malaprpism.... "cost of California" should have
been
> "coast of California."
> W. Mark Wilson
>
> "W. Mark Wilson" <wmarkwilson@verizon.n.o.s.p.a.m.net> wrote in message
> news:4424be79$1@linux...
> > You northern cost of California boys (if any) should get your boats
outta
> > the water I would think. We're headed toward a new moon with several
> > quakes off the coast having hit in recent days. My gut says another.
My
> > brain says it could tsunami.
> >
> > W. Mark Wilson
> >
>
>"justcron" <paris@hydrorecords.com> wrote:
>Well its a fact that the crappiest music sells the most, so to judge
>yourself successful doesn't mean the music is any good.. it just means you
>are good at business and have some good political connections.
It's not that simple. The Beatles, the Police, the Who, and lots of
other great artists sold lots of records. The measure of success
for the art is on the disc, the measure of success for the product,
and a product it is once it leaves their hands, is up to all of us
who produce and promote it, and that measure is sales.
I do not care how many crappy records sell. I DO care when a great
one does not.
>I dont know how many CDs your buddy sold that you've been posting about,
but
>wouldn't you consider his music a success? At least on a personal level?
Absolutely, and now he deserves to sell some CD's for doing such
bitchin' work.
DCI hate when theres no moon...
"W. Mark Wilson" <wmarkwilson@verizon.n.o.s.p.a.m.net> wrote in message
news:4424be79$1@linux...
> You northern cost of California boys (if any) should get your boats outta
> the water I would think. We're headed toward a new moon with several
> quakes off the coast having hit in recent days. My gut says another. My
> brain says it could tsunami.
>
> W. Mark Wilson
>i am here after all to help those who need it...
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 09:58:09 -0700, "DJ"
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