#1 seems like a no-brainer, but... My installation changes this setting every
time I boot. Since I have a Delta 1010LT, I select ICE1712 (the chipset on the
Delta).
I start Jack, then I open the Envy24 control panel for the soundcard, then I
open Ardour. The audio in and out of Ardour is
$10
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815100120
--- On Mon, 5/5/08, Petter Duvander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Petter Duvander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Video card suggestions?
To: ubuntu-studio-users@lists.ubuntu.com
Date: Monday, May 5, 2008, 11:29 AM
Hi there,
The Studio installer can make a Vista partition for
you. Be sure to defrag your Windows file system
first. Back-up any mission critical data.
--- Otávio Soares [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all
I have a win vista and want to take a dual boot with
Ubuntu.studio.
Can help me
Otavio
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Chris Thomas ran the mixdown.
Sean Corbett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ask Dave Gilmour or any of the band,
Alan Parsons was a big contributor
to the sound of DSOTM.
Jack
Absolutely, should've mentioned him. Alan's a brilliant producer.
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the love of cruise control is the root of all
Most high budget studio productions have been tweeked to death. I'd much
rather hear something with less inherent corporate pressure between the notes.
(BTW: my home studio is in the garage. My bedroom has bad flutter echo.)
D. Michael McIntyre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 19 February
Compressors can be quite musical; they make a performance easier to hear in
many cases. Without a compressor/limiter your RMS is quite low vs peaks and
your SNR suffers. Part of the mastering process is to judiciously apply
electronic magic here and there. Are you saying this person didn't
The dynamic range should match the end-user listening environment. Pop music
is mixed for MP-3 players, good jazz is not.
Cory K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dave Ricketzz wrote:
Compressors can be quite musical; they make a performance easier to
hear in many cases. Without a compressor/limiter
You got your O2 confused with your O3...
adam faranda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I checked out the thread in the ubuntu
forums; at the moment, kernel patches are some what above my level (I get the
theory, but not the practice). Anyway, I was mistaken when I said that the
ozone just worked, I
test
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No optical disc player is worth $400+ to me. I will let others pay the early
adopter tax on this one. Maybe someday, but not this someday.
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A 45 RPM 12 single is hard to beat.
- Original Message
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I was thinking noisy dance club.
If I had to choose just one medium it'd be lossless digital of course.
Pietro Bergamo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave Ricketzz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A 45 RPM 12 single is hard to beat.
Yes, in dynamics and frequency response in ideal conditions. But honestly
I'm fairly certain the master is cut with a heated stylus being driven by heavy
duty coils being driven by audio amplifiers. The cutting head travels straight
across the blank, and a good playback system mimics this mechanism as closely
as possible.
Evan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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