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Location: 6 String Ranch | much too hard on yourself |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | no my recording computer is still in the sh*t
I have not given up but I devoted 4 days to a new system last week that still did not do resolve.
I need to give it a rest before I continue Al, I feel your pain...my PC (one of the fastest and supposedly best) is giving me fits...I've tried almost everything...a drop from a high bridge may work...
I just got another D18, a 35. Not that I needed one........... Since when was "need" a part of the equation for buying another guitar...lol
Congrats Beal, I'll bet it's a cannon... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Al, for what you paid for that mic you could have bought a nice new computer. |
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Location: NJ | Originally posted by Gallerinski:
Al, for what you paid for that mic you could have bought a nice new computer. yes but the MOTU card I have will only work on a p4 with an intel chipset so I have to try to salvage some old MB's to try to get this whole thing to work
easy is not in my vocabulary.
btw looking at a tlm 127 today |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Al, for CFS you SPECIALIZE in selling vintage gear! Get rid of that crap, buy an entry level non-PC and an Apogee Duet firewire interface and you'll be up and running before lunch. Think of what you could do (and money you could make) with all the extra time you'll have on your hands. At some point you gotta admit enough is enough ... |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Get rid of that crap, buy an entry level non-PC and an Apogee Duet firewire interface and you'll be up and running before lunch. Think of what you could do (and money you could make) with all the extra time you'll have on your hands. Dave, I'm thinking that exact same thing...I have to use my re-embursable expense account someway...sounds good to me... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I'll give a shout out to the Apogee Duet. VERY COOL UNIT. I really don't know crap about this stuff all I remember at last years Amelia visit Matt said something off the cuff like "just get an apogee and you're done". That was good enough for me. I looked at the 8 channel model for 2 grand and the 2 channel model for 400. Easy choice. Hey I've only got 2 hands so how many channels do I need. Answer is 2. The Duet works extremely well, is completely integrated with Logic and Maestro. Double thumbs up as far as I'm concerned. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Matt uses a PC. The Duets are excellent for the money.
Originally posted by alpep:
sorta like the taste of vomit the morning after an excessive evening of drinking For a man of few words you certainly know how to spin a descriptive phrase!
EEEYEEEWWWW! |
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Location: NJ | tlm 127
is home
complete with shockmount
as for the apoogee
what will i ever say to priscilla lavry? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Al, I would definitely be interested in hearing your comparison of the U87 to the TLM127 once you get your rig up and running.
The old vs the new!
(or if you get frustrated just hop on a plane and come out to my place and we will fire them up in the project studio!)
I would love to compare them to my Blue Bottle with the various caps that are suppose to emulate the U87 and other classics. |
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Location: NJ | or send me the blue bottle and I can try my siemans sm4 cap |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | let me know when you have a working setup and maybe we can work something out. ;) |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Originally posted by stephent28:
Matt uses a PC. The Duets are excellent for the money.
Originally posted by alpep:
sorta like the taste of vomit the morning after an excessive evening of drinking For a man of few words you certainly know how to spin a descriptive phrase!
EEEYEEEWWWW! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Originally posted by stephent28:
Originally posted by alpep:
sorta like the taste of vomit the morning after an excessive evening of drinking For a man of few words you certainly know how to spin a descriptive phrase!
EEEYEEEWWWW! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Al, the box of Neumann mics that I mentioned in an earlier post contained 2 TLM-170s, and 4 km-84s. This is meaningless to me, but may mean something to knowledgeable gearheads like yourself. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I would love a pair of km-84's... :( wowsers.. |
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Location: NJ | Great mics Prof
the u87 arrived and it is very nice
I am still on my quest for other mics |
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I did it
