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[Bob Olhsson]

I only use Samplitude for mastering here at the house and we play from Sonic and capture using Sadie at Georgetown Masters where I do my attended sessions.

I defend Pro Tools because most of the folks who knock it seem  unaware that Pro Tools has come a long way since version 4. I use HD systems for tracking my production projects because this involves recording at least 30 tracks at once and that's what most studios have. I mix in Pro Tools M-Powered (listening to a Benchmark DAC-1) and dither the stereo output to 24 bits. Because I only record great musicians, (life is too short!) I don't need very much in the way of signal processing.

[dcollins]

J.J. Blair wrote on Thu, 27 September 2007 19:53

Secondly, "irregardless" is not a word.

I've heard that PP may also edit the OED, so perhaps next year it will be in there.

He could so busy removing hyphens, that he has no time for uninterest in getting his just desert's.

ib id and adhoc....

     http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l318/onelargeprawn/recomme ndedwords.jpg

Hope this helps!

DC

[J.J. Blair]

"No money no touch."

[Dave Davis]

Thanks for the update, Bob... Facts always beat creative fiction!

-d-

[masterhse]

dcollins wrote on Fri, 28 September 2007 02:44

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l318/onelargeprawn/recomme ndedwords.jpg Hope this helps! DC

What about "Welcome to our market. Can I help you shits?"

I think I'll have to consult with the HR manager.

"Welcome back again to Brad's forum, you have a good taste."

[Masterer]

J.J. Blair wrote on Thu, 27 September 2007 22:53

PP wrote on Thu, 27 September 2007 14:06 "?I expected so much more from you than "say's" and "irregardless."? How so? First off, there's no apostrophe in "says." Secondly, "irregardless" is not a word. Where's Wittman?  He usually loves this kind of pedantic bullshit.  You too, Terry ... or should I call you "Mr. Spelling Police"?

It's not a word? I thought it meant that it wasn't regardless. Kinda like regular ain't regular when it's irregular.

Maybe it's the same difference.

[J.J. Blair]

The word is "regardless."  The other word is a double negative.  

[compasspnt]

Gentlemen, please.

Enough pettifoggery.

[Masterer]

J.J. Blair wrote on Fri, 28 September 2007 12:19

The word is "regardless."  The other word is a double negative.

It is indeed. I enjoy the erroneous contraction, double "neg", and even the occasional oxymoron ["same difference"] as much as the next guy.

I'll be more overt with the 'ol sarcasm next time.


C.

[bblackwood]

Masterer wrote on Fri, 28 September 2007 12:13

J.J. Blair wrote on Fri, 28 September 2007 12:19 The word is "regardless."  The other word is a double negative.   It is indeed. I enjoy the erroneous contraction, double "neg", and even the occasional oxymoron ["same difference"] as much as the next guy. I'll be more overt with the 'ol sarcasm next time.

sarchasm (s

[J.J. Blair]

Czar Kasim Sultan, perhaps?  A bass player of Romanov descent with an acerbic sense of humor?  

[AO-28]

Despite legality, three immediate problems with the car security system come to mind - how safe is it in an accident? what if you lost your keys? and what if you're a pedestrian walking by while someone breaks into the other side of the car?

Just thinking...

[PP]

[tom eaton]

On the Simpsons, Abu, after setting something on fire, questions:

"What kind of country is it where flammable and inflammable mean the same thing?"

[compasspnt]

In appreciation of your consummate brevity.