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| Re: MEC Hum -grounding problem? [message #79890 is a reply to message #79884] |
Sun, 11 February 2007 14:00   |
Mike Audet
Messages: 294
Registered: December 2008
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ami mic cable to my studio and dare I say,
> I notice a significant sound differnce in the quality of recordings. Have
> yet to cut any vocals, but cut some guitar tracks over the last couple of
> days that I am very pleased with. I'll keep monitoring things, but so far,
> I really like waht I'm hearing....more clarity...warmth, etc.
>
> TyroneThis is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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Hey Tyrone,
I bought Mogami and wired a 396 point (balanced and normalled
between rack units to achieve mic line in -- mic pre in -- paris in) =
myself.
Of course they can be inserted to grab choice compressors. No punch =
block.
Great sound and reduced my noise floor. =20
I don't recommend you do it yourself. I got my share of toxins during =
that=20
three week period. I think it was worth it. But I haven't been =
thinking straight=20
since then . . .
Tom
"EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com> wrote in message =
news:460575a9$1@linux...
Yep...
David.
Tyrone Corbett wrote:
> Guys, I recently added some Mogami mic cable to my studio and dare I =
say,
> I notice a significant sound differnce in the quality of recordings. =
Have
> yet to cut any vocals, but cut some guitar tracks over the last =
couple of
> days that I am very pleased with. I'll keep monitoring things, but =
so far,
> I really like waht I'm hearing....more clarity...warmth, etc.
>=20
> Tyrone
I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
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| Re: MEC Hum -grounding problem? [message #79892 is a reply to message #79884] |
Sun, 11 February 2007 14:49 |
gene lennon
Messages: 565
Registered: July 2006
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any problems to Paris.
> I am making a project default with 64 chainer instances with 8 senderella
> auxes inside chainer and a faderworks instance with latency compensation
> for all 4 eds cards !
> You know 14 samples from card1 to 2 and two samples thereafter, so when O
> load a new project all 4 eds cards are alligned , faderworks is there to
> delay compensate any further plugins and have 8 senderella auxes for DX
> auxing
> !
> I can send the preset default (I don't know if it opens with Paris if you
> don't have 4 cards).
> Tom ask me what you want to take you thee where I am...
> This also applies to the rest of you !
> It is not that difficult !
> If you make a default project with all applied then you can work as if you
> were with a Paris 4 version !
> ]Regards,
> Dimitrios
>
> Paul Artola <artola@comcast.net> wrote:
>>Whew! A lot of information to wrap my brain around. I think it is time
>>for Paris DVD - Part 2, starring Dimitrios. Hey Aaron! Up for a week
>>in Greece?
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>>- Paul Artola
>> Ellicott City, Maryland
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>>On 25 Mar 2007 01:17:27 +1000, "Dimitrios" <musurgio@NOSPotenet.>@.gr>
>>wrote:
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>>>
>>>Hi,
>>>I am glad there are 5-6 Paris users willing to test and work along with
> senderella
>>>and Paris and as a matter of fact with making Paris a better daw...
>>>I wish though that all yiou Paris users and posters here would jump on
> because
>>>this would make things better for all of us...
>>>
>>>So Senderella really works great !
>>>
>>>FIRST OF ALL you have to put a line in your Paris cfg :
>>>EDSTransfer=8,8
>>>Then...
>>>1) If you work 16bit file you need a 16bit empty track , you can make
>>>this
>>>just by recording nothing for say 6 minutes and then name it
>>>16bit_emptyfile.
>>>If you work 24 bit then you need a 24 bit empty file.
>>>NOTE that you must send 16bit files over to an empty 16bit file and 24bit
>>>to an empty 24bits.
>>>OK you may ask what is this empty thing needed ?
>>>Well this is for SUMMING the senderella sends ,this means that wherever
> you
>>>put the senderella as a RETURN (SUMMING AUX) there you have to put an
>>>empty
>>>file.
>>>
>>>2)Senderella has a redirect option which means you can eather let the
>>>sending
>>>track to continue sounding on main mix OR muting it by redirecting, so
> that
>>>it only goes to senderella return.
>>>
>>>3) You can have 64 auxes !
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