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| Re: Laptop-usb- audio crackles need some help here ! [message #76213 is a reply to message #76204] |
Mon, 20 November 2006 11:17   |
Dimitrios
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Registered: August 2005
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, anyway), or a
> tracking feature similar in any way shape or form to any DAW
> wherein you have a window that shows what audio tracks you
> have, where they start & stop, etc, etc. You CAN track a number
> of of tracks to disk through this gear alone, but then you'd
> have to reimport those into some DAW app to do anything really
> useful with them... so in case there was any confusion, the
> Creamware stuff in & of itself, is NOT really useable as a
> standalone DAW application - you'd have to have some other ASIO-
> compliant DAW partnered with it to be able to work in any
> manner even remotely close to what you're currently used to.
>
> 5.) Finally, DSP: DO NOT be fooled by your brain telling
> you: "Wow that card has THREE whole DSP chips! That should be
> PLENTY of power for what I want to do, since I have exactly
> ZERO DSP chips now!!!" Lemme tellya something... I have the
> Project Card - six DSP chips - and if I insert one big plugin
> like the Optimaster, I can insert exactly ONE more plugin
> before it gives me the white flag of DSP surrender. If I don't
> have a "big" plugin like the Optimaster inserted, I can insert,
> for example - exactly FIVE Vinco compressors before the DSP
> resources are exceeded. There's a thing called SBC (Spectral
> Balance Controller), and even if NO OTHER PLUGINS are inserted,
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| Re: Laptop-usb- audio crackles need some help here ! [message #76226 is a reply to message #76223] |
Mon, 20 November 2006 16:01 |
chuck duffy
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arget="_blank"> http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv/la-121306boyle, 1,4944114.story?gcid=repm-goog-la-news-Entertainment-rssm-pe ter_boyle
It's hard to top he and Gene Wilder's "Puttin' On The Ritz" routine in
"Young Frankenstein."hopefully, this didn't involve a yellow parka.
AA
"Chris Latham" <latham_c@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:45908d77@linux...
> Thanks,
> tracked to iZ Radar24, then exported .wavs.
> CL
>I'm thinking of expanding my palate a bit. I have absolutely *zero*
experience with SSL. I'm thinking of ordering a Duende system from MF for
the specific reason that I wouldn't feel bad about sending it back if it
just didn't suit my taste soncially. The 45 day, NQA return policy makes MF
a no brainer for this. I'm just curious. Is transparency the big deal with
SSL? Is there the *Class A=BIG" mojo* going on or is it more of a colored
sound? I'm sure I've heard lots of mixes on SSL consoles and I know there
are differences in the consoles, but Duende isn't a *console*. and since my
primary mix genre around here is acoustic instruments, I'm just curious if
it would enhance my life. I was thinking about getting a new hardware comp,
but the new Neve UAD-1 plugins are so friggin good and having that recall
without repatching hardware has enhanced my propensity toward
slackerness......sooo..in the spirit of being a total lazyass, I may have to
try this thing out. Anyone have any thoughts?
;o)"DJ" <nowayjose@dude.net> wrote:
>I'm thinking of expanding my palate a bit. I have absolutely *zero*
>experience with SSL. I'm thinking of ordering a Duende system from MF for
>the specific reason that I wouldn't feel bad about sending it back if it
>just didn't suit my taste soncially. The 45 day, NQA return policy makes
MF
>a no brainer for this. I'm just curious. Is transparency the big deal with
>SSL? Is there the *Class A=BIG" mojo* going on or is it more of a colored
>sound? I'm sure I've heard lots of mixes on SSL consoles and I know there
>are differences in the consoles, but Duende isn't a *console*. and since
my
>primary mix genre around here is acoustic instruments, I'm just curious
if
>it would enhance my life. I was thinking about getting a new hardware comp,
>but the new
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| Re: Laptop-usb- audio crackles need some help here ! [message #76246 is a reply to message #76226] |
Tue, 21 November 2006 01:01 |
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>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Neil,
>>>
>>>That is one of my favorite ng posts EVER.
>>>
>>>Chuck
>>>
>>>"Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>OK, now as promised I'll continue where I left off: Clarifying
>>>>their product nomenclatures & i/o options...
>>>>
>>>>First of all, the question I had was: "Is it Creamware, is it
>>>>Scope, or is it Pulsar?" These guys have a marketing/branding
>>>>nightmare going on, really. I guess I started calling it
>>>>Pulsar, because two of the cards bear (or BORE) that name. No
>>>>one on the Pulsar forum corrected me or was confused by this,
>>>>so I guess the terms are more or less swappable. Confusing, but
>>>>swappable.
>>>>
>>>>So you basically have three sets of choices to make:
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>>>>1.) Which card you want (which basically means ONLY "how much
>>>>DSP power do you want?", because all the cards interface the
>>>>same way & do the same things).
>>>>2.) Which i/o options you want with the card you chose, IF you
>>>>chose something besides the entry-level card? (the Project card
>>>>& the Professional Card can take any of the three i/o
>>>>options- I'll fill in more in this regard shortly)
>>>>3.) Which software pack do you want included with the card, IF
>>>>you bought either the Project or Pro Cards? Mix & Master, or
>>>>Synths & Samplers? (While there is currently a special wherein
>>>>if you buy the big card you get both packs included, I don't
>>>>know how long this will going on - normally this a choice
>>>>between one & the other on these two cards, as I understand it.
>>>>
>>>>Now, going into further detail for each of the three sets of
>>>>choices metioned above:
>>>>
>>>>1.) Which card do you want?
>>>> a.) "Home" Card? (~$450, and has 3 DSP chips)
>>>> b.) "Project" Card ($~750, and has 6 DSP chips)
>>>> c.) "Professional" card (~$1,250 and has 14 DSP chips)
>>>>
>>>>For the sake of less confusion, ignore the names LunaII, Pulsar
>>>>II, and PowerPulsar that also show up on their websites... they
>>>>are NOT different cards or card options! Those are simply the
>>>>FORMER names of the Home, Project, and Professional cards, in
>>>>that order (think Black Paris / Blue Paris lol).
>>>>
>>>>2.) Which i/o setup do you want?
>>>>
>>>>If you get the
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