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[studiojimi]

Larrchild wrote on Sun, 01 October 2006 14:40

Yer probably right. But the problem they are facing at the moment is due to the introduction of the intel-mac. Does that upgrade require new hardware or just new code?

hardly worthy of naming a minor challenge a problem for mighty DIGI

they can't be hurting that bad...they picked up the tab at the tech breakfast i attended and there were easily  60- to 70 guys there.

check out the booths at namm and AES....are they hurting?

then againg . . .there is the looming midi issue

they discussed was centered around think tanking midi

i think they are still busting heads to get their midi up to snuff.

i still program all of my midi into my linn 9000 then dump it to pt
so clients can have a hard copy master.

danickstr ...can you post a pic of yourself so we can see what the role model for "The Look" is?

we all want to see your studio tan.

[Tomas Danko]

Man, I was joking about Fibes thinking he was a piece of freeware.

My bad.

Note to self: Must use smileys.

[Fibes]

Tomas Danko wrote on Mon, 02 October 2006 14:02

Man, I was joking about Fibes thinking he was a piece of freeware. My bad. Note to self: Must use smileys.

I had a dream, "it wasn't good, so I had another for dessert."

[el duderino]

Larrchild wrote on Sun, 01 October 2006 17:40

Yer probably right. But the problem they are facing at the moment is due to the introduction of the intel-mac. Does that upgrade require new hardware or just new code?

perhaps my reasoning is wrong but...

I think it has to do with the fact that a 3ghz mac pro (quad?) can do alot of what a smaller HD system can do processing wise.

as for latency and ADC i'm curious myself. lots of programs have some type of ADC but does it allow for using hardware on inserts? i dont think so, but could be wrong. if i am, please tell me.

as far as processing, if a mac pro quad can run the same amount of plugs as an HD2 (for example) then thats quite alot. If someone is thinking about buying a HD system and they'll need a new computer then why get an HD3 when an HD1 on mac pro Quad can do the same thing? unless of coarse you need a lot of I/O. but based on the amount of people building studios with large tracking rooms id guess its not the case.

plus, didn't HD come out like 5 years ago? When new macs had 1 processor at around 1ghz?

[minister]

Assman wrote on Mon, 02 October 2006 15:51

as for latency and ADC i'm curious myself. lots of programs have some type of ADC but does it allow for using hardware on inserts? i dont think so, but could be wrong. if i am, please tell me.

happy to tell you you are wrong.

[Fibes]

minister wrote on Sat, 07 October 2006 14:44

Assman wrote on Mon, 02 October 2006 15:51 as for latency and ADC i'm curious myself. lots of programs have some type of ADC but does it allow for using hardware on inserts? i dont think so, but could be wrong. if i am, please tell me. happy to tell you you are wrong.

Options are: PT HD, Nuendo and maybe the new Cubase or: A console.

[danickstr]

jimi i think you are a damn good looking man, i was just thinking that 2 of you per post is more than us non-supers can handle...

anyone want to make a linux audio system that works?  I wish i had an infinite bunch of monkeys coders in a room full of workstations so i could have them write an audio program that worked.

and if you want to see me I am pictured in a post about a hatawa or something like that being sent out on me by diebremspur.

[studiojimi]

danickstr wrote on Mon, 09 October 2006 20:01

jimi i think you are a damn good looking man, i was just thinking that 2 of you per post is more than us non-supers can handle...

just happy to be working . . . . (everyday)

[compasspnt]

danickstr wrote on Mon, 09 October 2006 23:01

anyone want to make a linux audio system that works?  I wish i had an infinite bunch of monkeys coders in a room full of workstations so i could have them write an audio program that worked.

Have you tried Ardour?  Or Ardour within Fervent's Studio To Go?

I have not, but am wondering how a monster new desktop running Linux with this software fed by say, RME's would work?

[blueboy]

danickstr wrote on Mon, 09 October 2006 20:01

and if you want to see me I am pictured in a post about a hatawa or something like that being sent out on me by diebremspur.

http://recforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/m/129162/11771/#m sg_129113

JL