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chris harris wrote:

Electricide wrote:weren't people making the same jokes when the first yamaha box was replicating echo chambers and plate reverbs?

Maybe. Do any of those go for $3000 in 2013?

that would require me finding the street price in 1983 (or..whenever) and then adjusting for inflation.

surprised that nobody linked to this, from a few days ago http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/11/entertainment-us-usa-newyork-shooting-idUSBRE9AA0LK20131111 Victims Soroush and Arash Farazmand, who were brothers, were the guitarist and drummer in the Yellow Dogs, a band that formed in Iran's capi...

weren't people making the same jokes when the first yamaha box was replicating echo chambers and plate reverbs?

although it occurs to me that my old pc was hella dusty. The HD is theoretically air tight anyway.

how is there not a "I don't know what I'm saying" George Michael GIF yet.

there are two types of underground here. Type 1 would be a band or group or community of artists, etc, keeping stuff off social media, off itunes, off filesharing, as an aesthtic, as a purposeful feature of the art. The exclusivity is part of the experience, and you'd like it more that way than you ...

I think some of the flash mob stuff does this. "we are doing something coordinated and live at xxx time, and if you miss it, you missed it". People record the stuff and you can watch it later, but were you one of the COOL FEW who were IN ON IT? To me though, ok so you have an underground music scene...

I built a new silent rig, and I don't have use now for the 8MB/120 gig/sata 1 drive in my old PC. But it currently has all my in-progress recording projects on it, as well as photos and videos. After I transfer over the audio stuff, well it doesn't make sense to get rid of the drive. but I don't wan...

can I have your land in AZ?

isn't proco still making monitor switchers?

*looks*

nope, sm pro. Well it had a pro in it somewhere. So it's totally pro!

http://www.smproaudio.com/index.php/en/ ... ontrollers

I don't use these, I'm still using the Onyx Satellite for monitor and headphone mixing.

I know, I'm just speculating that maybe if the cables came from monoprice with pin 1 to chassis, that moving the cable around is causing some intermittent connection to ground and cackling. Just a shot in the dark. I've ordered av cables and mounts from monoprice, and 1/8th" cables. The vga cable wi...

any chance the monoprice cables have the ground tied to the XLR jack housing?

siren71 wrote:Do you mean DPC Latency Checker? It doesn't show any major spikes during/before audio crashes.
If you know of a specific PCI tool, let me know! I don't see one.

yes
http://www.thesycon.de/eng/latency_check.shtml

did you run the pci latency tool from www.thesycon.de?
maybe there's something running that's messing with PCI

did your WD 2TB have a 32MB cache, or 64?

With a 64 MB cache it should be able to keep up.

Still, moving parts and all, there are bound to be faster or slow seek and read times. Do a google search for read/write speeds of whatever drive you're looking at, and compare that way.