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Cracking and popping is setting your buffer settings. With proper settings, it has crystal clear sound.

Very interesting idea, and implementation. In surfing through a couple hundred, there weren't many that I'd call "trash", but the descriptions are often useless if not outright misleading.

But a ...

Just wondering if anyone is using LIVE on a Mac with bootcamp in XP a lot, and what to expect when I set up my computer this week.


As clarification, it doesn't run XP "under" Boot Camp. Boot Camp is nothing other than a utility which allows you to create an XP Drivers disk, and then act as an OS ...

terragong wrote:with 54 still in love with music production

Well, you've got my 45 beat!

There are a couple of valid points regarding consumers and those that provide product.

Unfortunately, I think it tends to get lost in his overbearing ranting.

But I agree....if you buy a version 1.0 of anything, just so you can be on the bleeding edge, you are entitled to all the bugs and problems ...

I've never been afraid to mention stuff I like.

John Denver
Some Barry Manilow
Sha Na Na
the Monkees
Bee Gees (especially around Main Course)

yeah i'm using an external mouse, but gotta question. install the latest bootcamp do I have to un_install xp, or can I just install bootcamp without changing anything else??

I'm not positive about that. Apple's site would be the best bet to find out.

Each new BC version has updated drivers, so a ...

Just a couple ideas/thoughts.....

Are you using the most recent Boot Camp? Each new release has updated drivers.

There is also a utility out there called applemous.zip, which is a drive to allow the single button touchpad to work properly with WinXP.

I'm assuming you are using an external mouse ...

I'm absolutely amazed at this thread.....and not in an "impressed" way.

In the scope of all the horrors that happen in the world today, this commercial doesn't warrant mention.

In the scope of the worst or most tasteless TV of all time, it's probably way down the list.

That said, I think that it ...

I graduated HS before some of you were born, most likely. (1979)

I think I was about 140lbs at 5' 9", and in the Marine Corps got up to about 165 or so. Due to health problems, I'm now down to 125.....what I weighed in Jr High.

bah.....I spend more than that on lunch!

My guess is Colts by more than 7, and over 48.

I would like to see the Colts win, since they have been close but missed out for several years now, but I have not real hard preference.

Ultimately, I'd just like to see a nail biter game like Rams vs. Titans, which came down to the last play going to ...

no shit, they use alot of fuel.

try and do a sea or mountain rescue without one tho.

They are also maintenance intensive, due to the large number of moving parts.

And more dangerous, as there is no means to bail out in the even of problems....you take it to the ground (or water).

Funny you ...

so then upgrading from 1GB to 2GB IS important? (WinXP) I always thought it didnt matter as long as you dont use massive multi samples

Well, if you don't use massive multisamples, or a huge number of tracks, it may not be an issue.

But when it comes to music, more RAM and faster CPU are always ...

Ah, the good old days!

I was a helicopter pilot in the Marine Corps for 11 years, and one of the best parts was that you didn't need to land at airports.

There could be any number of reasons why they landed. It may have been a precautionary landing due to weird cockpit readings, sounds or ...

Make sure you click the "IN" button in the mixer section (next to "AUTO") in order to monitor the input.

HTH.