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Pleased to be able to help

Great news, hope it all works well...

Thanks for getting one for me, much appreciated, I've PM'd you my details.

I've donated a small amount to the 'Z, and will make a donation to Alzheimers.

Valis - I couldn't find a link for donating easily?! Ended up doing a Google search (which then threw up ...

If you do get one, please double check the connectivity of the pins, the data sheet isn't as clear as it could be... should be ok, but worth checking with a multimeter / continuity tester

I checked RS components, Farnell, Digikey and LCSC, no joy.....,but looking on Reichelt looks promising.

This is the only jack I've found with the same footprint: https://www.reichelt.com/de/en/panel-mounted-coupler-in-accordance-with-din-45323-pcb-angled-lum-neb-1r-p116267.html?&trstct=pol_3&nbc ...

Saw the website was down yesterday - reminded me how much I'd miss the expertise here if it disappeared...
Thanks for everyones work in keeping it running, much appreciated
Small donated made

also an NVidia specific one I wasn't aware of:

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/showpos ... tcount=160

If Process Lasso doesn't help maybe https://www.coderbag.com/product/quickcpu

but I think process lasso does all that and more in a more user friendly way...

Hi Petal,

I have found Process Lasso from bitsum helped me

https://bitsum.com

Definitely worth a try.

You can assign CPU cores, power schedules, and scheduling priority etc on a per program basis.

I assign music progs/Ableton/Cubase and Scope to cores that aren't being used by a lot by Windows ...

Hey Jimmy,

I know what you mean about the enthusiasm dipping then springing back. I'm still amazed that the platform is so little known and used, but (hopefully) still going strong. I just wish that through economies of scale the price of entry would drop. That said I do think that some musicians ...

Yes, that's what I'm after. I'm very tempted to brush up my C++ and do some dev work.

Thanks! Just what I needed to know.

I hear the call of an XITE beckoning but will be skint for quite a while

I haven't been making music for a while, and kind of missed the boat on the intro prices for an XITE-1, but would like to buy one soon.

Any idea what I might expect to achieve as a second hand price for:

14/15 DSP booster
14/15 DSP card
6 DSP card
Noah EX

Is there still demand / a market for the ...

Sorry for the delay in replying. I've found it to be very stable. One minor niggle. XP says that there's not enough room to expand the registry, not sure if this is due to the ram drive or not. This doesn't seem to have caused any problems.

My 'puter now runs as fast as Windoze 3.11 on a DX2 66 ...

the STS5000 should fly with samples stored on the ramdrive, but I would be cautious for live use. Certainly only ever copies on the ramdrive.

The Cenatek software doesn't specifically mention the pagefile, or that it's memory is taken from above the 3.2GB cut off that XP 32bit can see.

They do ...

Hi Jimmy et al,

Just to clarify, as Stardust mentioned yes I use some of my 8GB of RAM. No SSD drives, nice as they are (I want one, but will wait a bit until the price drops). I had previously looked into getting a PCI device that took DDR Ram, but when I realised that the majority hook up via ...

One way to speed up XP is to put the pagefile and temp files on a RAM drive.

There may be other programs that will do this, but the one below works (for my hardware):

http://www.superspeed.com/desktop/ramdisk.php

It will allow you to create a Ramdrive (I could allocate about 2.9GB) in memory that ...

As previously mentioned, treat the room if possible.

Then try some very very clever software: http://drc-fir.sourceforge.net/doc/drc.html

Not as complex as it sounds, but it did take a while to figure out how to do it.

I use FOOBAR 2000 + generated filter to playback FLAC ripped CD's. You will ...

If you have the cash, the Quested range are very good. S7 + sub is fantastic. Non fatiguing, and accurate at low volume. You should be able to get by without the sub using the S8, but the sub is very good if you can afford it. Worth an audition.

I like the Genelec range, very accurate, but I found ...

you make some good points Tom :-)

Many years ago when I was a poor student and was hitching I was picked up by an Oxford lecturer who pointed out that the majority is not always right. Something I've never forgotten.

Within the realms of science I was asked to define 'objectivity' for my PhD viva ...

hmmm, wrt the geocraft articles:

http://globalwarmingwatch.blogspot.com/2006/04/end-of-our-epoch-all-in-good-time-2.html

"until it is verified by peers, it is opinion masquerading as science, targeted to a gullible public"

"If Hieb is not interested in advancing scientific understanding via the ...