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Author: Neil RutmanNeil Rutman
Date: Aug 30, 2008 09:05
T Bone Burnett's new hi fi audio standard is written about in todays LA
Times calendar section.
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Author: The RealmThe Realm
Date: Aug 29, 2008 23:49
ok,
I have been looking at hardware stuff: kurzweil ksp-8, eventide
dsp7600, tc electronic,lexicon, etc.
software plugins dont match these units supposedly, including the uad
reverbs?
but what about the convolution reverbs? are they really as good for
reverb? altiverb, sir, wizoo, waves IR II, etc?
are they worth it in reference to hardware units? they would make
things easier mixing in DAW for sure.
looking for opinions from people who have actually compared them?
thanks
george
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Author: Gay BastardGay Bastard
Date: Aug 29, 2008 15:41
Im so gay I dont know what to do in teh Audio world
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heodilac6789@gmail.com
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Author: SilverwolfSilverwolf
Date: Aug 29, 2008 14:34
Episode 15 is a re-telling of one of Celtic Mythology’s most famous
tales - the Wooing of Etain.
Set in the time of the Kingship of the great Dagda, this tale tells
the story of the birth of Aengus Mac Og and how his foster-father,
Midir, fell in love with the most beautiful woman in all Erin.
However, a jealous woman and a bitter King ensure that this love-
affair is not all plain-sailing.
The Episode is available for subscribers on the feed, or you can
download it or listen to it from our Episodes page. You can find the
Shownotes for this episode in the Shownotes section.
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We hope you enjoy the tale :)
For those new to the Show:
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Author: BadmutsBadmuts
Date: Aug 29, 2008 13:26
Does the Alesis HD24 (not the XR version) have built-in 75 ohm termination
or not?
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Author: philicordaphilicorda
Date: Aug 29, 2008 10:39
On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:41:47 +0000, Mike Rivers wrote:
> philicorda wrote:
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>> It's worth noting that with the Firestudio, the audio inputs can only
>> be routed to the first ADAT i/o.
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>> The second ADAT i/o only connects to the DAW and is not routable in the
>> Firecontrol mixer software. (IE only 18 of the 26 i/o can be routed and
>> monitored).
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> That's what I get from just looking at the pictures. I thought that the
> two ADAT connectors were so that you could use them as a pair for 8
> channels at 96 kHz. That's usually how pairs of ADAT optical connectors
> on an "8-channel" device are configured.
You can, or they can be used as 16 individual i/o channels at 44.1KHz.
The limitation is that the second ADAT IO is record/playback from the DAW
only.
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Author:
Date: Aug 29, 2008 09:42
Krohn Hite 330MR All Tube Band-Pass Filter. Low and High cutoffs
adjustable 0.20Hz-20,000Hz.
Checked and working, very good condition, rackmount version.
Tube Complement: 8-12AX7, 3-12AU7, 1-12AY7, 1-6AK5,1-0G3
$200
plus $20 shipping in Continental US.
Paypal, Postal Money Order or Check with 10 day clear.
Thanks for looking,
Please email
Mike Nowlen
mnowlen@ comcast.net
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Author: knadlesknadles
Date: Aug 29, 2008 09:20
On Aug 29, 7:44Â am, Joe Kotroczo mac.com> wrote:
> On 28/08/08 18:40, in article
> 7cea4cfd-9ac4-47b8-afde-e66048a4f...@ k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com, "knadles"
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> gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Any suggestions? This has got to be an off-the-shelf part somewhere in
>> the world.
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> I'm not sure, but the studs on the Fostex FR-2 look like they could be the
> same size as those on the Tascam?
>
> --
> Joe Kotroczo                  kotro...@ mac.com
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