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Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 4:18 pm
by dawman
The last time GaryB was in Las Vegas, they still had wooden sidewalks, and horseshit in the streets!! He will now enjoy the nightlife 24/7, musicians on every corner, dancers in the ceilings, etc. There are more family orientated types of entertainment also. I hope to send some pictures to the Z of the DAW GuRu in action. Maybe even doing belly flops at the pool. SFP and PlanetZ just seem to draw people together in a most satisfying way don't you agree. I am looking so forward to this. The SFP DAW from hell being created in Las Vegas. Sounds like a good movie. We shall toast to the members of the Z, John Cooper, Creamware, and all 3rd party developers. By the time we are finished, I shall call a cab. No more DUI's 4 me. It cost me 2 x 15 DSP cards and time in jail with men who dress like women that vomit all over the floor, no fun at all.

God Bless PlanetZ, And All Who Dwell Here,

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 4:54 pm
by hubird
good luck Gary :grin:
don't loose mony, win some :grin:

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:20 pm
by garyb
he'll have me working.
no time 4 play.. :wink:

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 3:25 pm
by dawman
Thats right!! Anyone want to take odds with the time he has the new DAW up and running. I'll take 3 to 1 in 24 hours time ankyuvarymush. Maybe a pre production rehersal viewing, they are actually screening us at rehersals already. I feel like I'm walking into the Pentagon or something. 5 different surround mixes, and an SSL 9000 w/ a Midas 64 channel monitor board. Not bad 4 a club 'eh? I still can't wait to see the dancers descending down the plexiglass tubes. This will be the place to come see SFP and Kyma in action. Also Brotha' Man Katano, and Sinix should be happy to know that their DSP cards will be making many fine young women shake their tailfeathers.

To Us, And Those Like Us,

Posted: Fri Aug 25, 2006 12:34 am
by Janni
Not the DSPs make those girl dance, Jimmy :wink:
Cheers,
Jan

Posted: Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:39 pm
by dawman
Yes As Spock Once Told Me,
The Needs Of The Many, Outweigh The Needs Of The One, Or The Few. The DSP's sure help the girls feel the SPL's better through SFP though. These abbreviations are great. How about SWF seeking SWM w/ BMW?

Strength And Honor,

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 3:52 pm
by emzee
.... and make sure you have a music CD backup in case everything turns nasty........

"Never trust a government or a computer".

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 7:05 pm
by dawman
I think after 1 year of Scope/Giga going live, with numerous rehersals, and session works. I can trust my DAW. My disc loaded samplers from the 80's, and 90's were a constant source of iratation. That's why I used Emulator EIV w/ 3 x Oberheim DPX's just to make sure.

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:06 pm
by emzee
I'm sure you are a total pro, Jimmy. I just read on another forum about some poor guy whose DAW went down during a show that was being televised. Everything had worked prior to filming of course.

I felt a need to share my angst.

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:18 pm
by garyb
no piece of gear is 100% reliable. electric guitars and analog synths have breakdowns. so do mixing boards and power amps....
nothing is for sure in life.

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 2:47 am
by spacef
- During our first public live (in the late 80's) our guitarist broke a string, and it took longer to change it than to reboot a computer...
- last month, during a small live with a friend, the microphone suddenly broke, we continued to sing louder, as it was a small informal venue... it took the crew 10 minutes to get another mic...
- i heard from a guy who uses Scope for live application, that during a live show a couple of years ago, the local engineer/tech, who doesn't like pcs, suddenly unplugged the computer in the middle of the show... i don't know if they changed this guy for another one and how long it took ... :smile:

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 3:33 am
by dawman
He should have been publicly beaten, and flogged. If someone gets too drunk at one of my gigs, I will usually zap 'em with 25,000 volt stungun. Of course a few well placed Mui Thai roundkicks usually works, and tends to get the attention of any other assholes who can't seem to have fun w/o being annebriated. I have been lucky though, I can say I have had 100's of live performances and have only had one close call. My QX-1 kept on playing, albeit with no sound due to the samplers needing to reboot their discs. The mighty Oberheims came through shining, but the B3 had to go through it's lengthy ritual, and tuning.

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 4:18 am
by spacef
If someone gets too drunk at one of my gigs, I will usually zap 'em with 25,000 volt stungun.
:smile: :grin: