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That is so awesome. Love the way it all turned out. Did you do anything to the floor?

Made my night!

PB

I have the exact same PB replacing a stolen 1GB titanium & it is disgustingly slow. It has been back to Apple twice, had a new logic board & numerous clean OS installs, all to no avail. Can't wait to get rid of it!

An Apple IT friend ran some arcane tests in the Terminal and was suspicious of the ...

Great wire - bitch to solder!

PB

For a simple but effective recording use a Stereo Pair of cardiod mics in an X-Y configuration (http://mis15.ncarts.edu/film/yewdall/Web%20Pages-B/05.06-X_Y-miking.gif). You can use a small capsule mic for an application like this.

During rehearsals walk around the room and figure out where the ...

I guess what I mean is that the associated audio file is saved someplace else (the manual claims they'd be saved together).

PB

I know this is basic stuff but I'm now confused so here goes -

I've been importing & warping vinyl into a session & I want to save the clips complete with audio AND the warping/looping info. So I happily dragged & dropped them into a folder into the browser only to find that the saved info is only ...

Sales Dude McBoob wrote:So if you see a mic and you think its look is going to sound like what you're going for, then have at it.

Then this one should sound awesome!


PB

I'm voting for the SM57 too, just be shure (heh-heh) and get a windshield with it.

PB

mike@TrackTeam Audio wrote:Never tried it but supposedly Sound Taxi can get rid of DRM stuff.

No I've NEVER, EVER, EVER tried it either. Nudge,nudge, wink, wink...

PB

Try a more directional microphone (even a hyper-cardiod) close up and make sure that you're seated/standing against an adsorbant surface such as a couch (settee/chesterfield or whatever they call that thing in your country).

I've found the same thing - generally it seems that once the sample is dropped into Impulse or Simpler is loses some low end. I've tried mucking around with every adjustment but to no avail.

PB

I think the lines between "electronic" music and "non-electronic" music will continue to blur. Witness the success of The Bodyrockers, a pop/rock album that borrows heavily from the DJ Remix craft. I detect the use of obstentiously electronic music programs like Ableton everywhere now.

I think ...

interesting reading

http://www.macmusic.org/articles/view.php/lang/en/id/13/

The article goes on to talk about SRS Labs (http://www.srslabs.com/broadcaststereoprocessor1213.asp) which is the system ESPN uses to "enhance" the stereo in it's live sporting broadcasts. I'll probably be using one ...

interesting reading

http://www.macmusic.org/articles/view.php/lang/en/id/13/

Thanks for the link.

Wow - my old memory isn't quite as sad as I thought. Zaccarelli or Zuccarelli, close enough after 23 years! We tended to agree with this article, that the good doctor was trying to sell somthing ...

rbro wrote: Were they using Live or Protools?

An earlier version called ProQuill I believe. Factory support was lousy, you were left with the product and a pen knife.

PB