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oh yeah, towowdj (*) an occasional can of worms doesn't irritate us too much... :D
but I'll certainly miss your nick, one of the most talented choices I ever read
and I'm afraid we'll also miss those lovely chili spiced comments from your friend Neil... just drop us a line now and then... would be ...

I was a Creamware user for just a short time but quickly evolved to a fairly large system. I have moved to a different hardware platform but I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this group of people here and how much I appreciated the help provided by this community. Garyb and Ali have both been ...

I1 x Scope Home card (2 x ZLink ports, stereo spdif, stereo pair unbalanced I/O, 16 channels ADAT I/O, 16 channels midi- in/out/thru)
bundled with the Amp sim plugin-$300.00

Scope Sync Plate - $150.00

I have 100% perfect feedback on EBay-username is animixstudio
:)

Thanks,

DJ
Animix ...

garyb wrote:that's probably what will happen. i prefer a card, cheaper and more direct. for the price of a firewire box, i prefer a magma.

I talked to Mobility Electronics about a 13 slot 64 bit Magma yesterday. You don't even want to know the projected MSRP.

What about connecting two computers via a16U?
...
extending Ali's words...
there is supply power on the zlink cable
with only the slightest difference (the smaller the more current will flow...) in 'base-level' you will not only literally fry the setup, but physically with smoke and burnt circuit ...

Math theory seems simple, but Wolf and Ch. Steinberg have contradicting viewpoints.
We have no different viewpoints beside the nonsense, that pan law is the cause of difference between different mixing engines (i.e. - 3dB panlaw just removes the need to readjust the volume while panning left/right ...

Hey DJ, yes I have mixed on a Paris system, since 2001. You might remember me as Jesse Skeens from the NG.

I purchased a small Paris system a year ago after having sold all my stuff previously. This time I did many tests to try and figure out what was special about it. And contrary to what many on ...

Hi,
imho, floatingpoint summing is nice as long as singal scales are almost identical.
(For 32 bit floatingpint signals, you have a audiosignal -24 bit and a scale - 8bit)
If you are summing floating-signals with different scales (loud and quiet signals), fixed point seems to be better.



Open a ...

hubird wrote:DJ, you love always quoting all, eh?
Just wanne say a thread doesn't get more readable that way

(I just do that if I wanne be sure to hold what someone else might want to delete...and I don't)

Sorry. I will never do this again. I deserve to die.

Hi,
imho, floatingpoint summing is nice as long as singal scales are almost identical.
(For 32 bit floatingpint signals, you have a audiosignal -24 bit and a scale - 8bit)
If you are summing floating-signals with different scales (loud and quiet signals), fixed point seems to be better.


Cahrly ...

yes it's true.
measurable data would be hard to come by. for some people it wouldn't matter. i know people who think that their $150 cassette 4 track machines sound pro.

I have heard some of Neil's 88.2kHZ mixes ITB vs 4 x stereo stems mixed in Cubase and lightpiped to his Scope rig. There was an ...

I anxiously await new toys of yours. Move EQ is a one of a kind that makes my Rhodes sparkle w/ autopan. I am sensitive about my DAW's, as you guys are of your creations. You guys make me play and practice 24 / 7 with all of your " artwork' shall we say, so I take no enjoyment in abusive threads ...

it was mackie who quoted an engineer in their literature for the original 8-bus mixer. "i work on SSLs all day long and my mackie 8-bus sounds better than any SSL i've heard."(or pretty close to that)

not me.

scope does sound better at 16bit than a soundblaster would at 24bit, if that works for ...

OK!!! OK!!!!......so we're all gonna' die and OSX won't save us!!!!! :o

http://www.northernsounds.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&Itemid=2

Lyin' bastard!!!!.............but maybe just a nice XP64 driver before the grim reaper shows up???
:wink:
That interview didn't say a ...

OSX drivers would make OSX users happy for sure, but if you think that moving to OSX will prevent this in the long run you're kidding yourself.

In regards to the 'antipiracy' measures coming with Vista (as per the article above), you need to consider that it's more than just Microsoft/Vista ...

.............these new CW 64 bit drivers are being developed for XP 64, right?

http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/p ... a_cost.txt


how about some OSX drivers???..pretty please?????

it was mackie who quoted an engineer in their literature for the original 8-bus mixer. "i work on SSLs all day long and my mackie 8-bus sounds better than any SSL i've heard."(or pretty close to that)

not me.

scope does sound better at 16bit than a soundblaster would at 24bit, if that works for ...

:)

Having used Paris for the last 9 years, I should be used to this kind of "proprietary" quirkyness as relates to Windows. As a mattter of fact, Paris has some things about it that are equally as wierd (and wonderful) as Pulsar. Actually, the Win XP driver for Paris was created through a ...

this is just the way xp reports.
it is meaningless to your work.
Neil is getting the same results as he did with xp. his clock locks at 88.2k and scope reports 96k, exactly the same in xp and me. there is nothing wrong! it's an old issue discussed many times. if there were no 24bit communication ...

I'm running Win XP. When I doubleclick on any of my Pulsar cards in the Device Manager and then click on the "Settings" tab, the word length is fixed at 16 bit.. The 24 and 32 bit options are not available.

Another thing that Neil just pointed out to me is that if running Pulsar on Win ME, "all ...