Does anybody know of a CD cover creator program where you can use documentsmade in "Word" instead of using their own, more or less, tedious interface. I know there´s a template in Publisher but that´s only the front cover, I need the back as well.

I had very bad experiences with Cover creator, (the one from Ilford), the best resukts you will have is to make your own templates in software like Freehand cyril HKC wrote: > Does anybody know of a CD cover creator program where you can use > documents made in "Word" instead of using their own, more or less, > tedious interface. I know there´s a template in Publisher but that´s > only the front cover, I need the back as well. > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service > <http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/>;.

Arthur Perkins wrote: If anyone has successfully converted a S5000 format cd to EXS format using CDXtract, please tell me how youdid it, especially if the cd drive initially would not recognize the cd? I have done this on a number of occasions. I copied from a harddrive however, but you could do that as well. Just copy your S 5000 cd to a folder on your HD and that should be it. S 5000 files are windows compatible so you should have no problem with the computer recognizing it and so. I don´t understand why it doesn´t work through you cd drive though, it should just like Emu, S 3000 and everything else. I don´t have any S5000 CDroms so I can´t try it out, sorry but good luck.

>Arthur Perkins wrote: If anyone has successfully converted a S5000 format cd >to EXS format using CDXtract, please tell me how youdid it, especially if >the cd drive initially would not recognize the cd? > > > I have done this on a number of occasions. I copied from a harddrive >however, but you could do that as well. Just copy your S 5000 cd to a folder >on your HD and that should be it. S 5000 files are windows compatible so you >should have no problem with the computer recognizing it and so. I don´t >understand why it doesn´t work through you cd drive though, it should just >like Emu, S 3000 and everything else. I don´t have any >S5000 CDroms so I can´t try it out, sorry but good luck. What in the world is OT about this?

just a question - have the rules changed on OT posts? Why should I have to reply to Roman personally? I thought the point of having lists was that we had a community that could converse with one another, share thoughts etc. The reason for the existence of a separate OT list is that people who want to remain very strictly on topic can filter the slightly more whimsical stuff out. Even that seemed somewhat unnecessary to me - it used to be the case that subject headings and using filters was sufficient to manage one's reception of the list. Isn't this new "rule" going much too far? I notice too that certain administrators seem slightly more 'enthusiastic' on points like this than others. It might be good to have them identify themselves when they intervene. Not that we're always aware of the interventions it seems. :( Our shiny new world is a neater but altogether duller place. thanks, pk On 4/1/03 23:08, "roman pirie" <romanp@...> wrote: > [Admin: > Reminder, personal reply on all [OT] postings.] > > There is one on hip hop, engineering etc. > Just curious what they contain. > Peace. > > > > ______________________________________________________________ > Logic Users Group ... FAQ: http://logic-users.org > UNSUBSCRIBE: send a blank email to logic-users-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > OT: send Off Topic replies & Way Off Topic posts to logic-ot@yahoogroups.com > SUBJECTS: include an abbreviation (CROSS/GEN/LAM/LAW/LC/OT) in all posts. > QUOTES: please trim your quotes as much as possible and put comments below. > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Apparently he has died or a heart attack during emergency surgery. Just 53. M

I want a cheapish, decent sounding little box for my mic booth. I saw a furman box that looked perfect. It was described as passive so I assume that means no additional power amplification. What would I send from on my mackie 1604vlz to this. An aux out maybe. I also need to set up a talkback mic on this little mixer to speak to the mic booth.

Hi Roman, Try the Behringer Powerplay. I hate Behringer gear, but this little box is pretty good. It does more than you need, but it's cheap, loud and it sounds good. Should be about 220 dollars NZ. Cheers, Recky roman pirie wrote: >I want a cheapish, decent sounding little box for my mic booth. I saw a >furman box that looked perfect. It was described as passive so I assume that >means no additional power amplification. What would I send from on my mackie >1604vlz to this. An aux out maybe. >I also need to set up a talkback mic on this little mixer to speak to the >mic booth. > > > > > >Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > -- recky@... +49-173-5157757 "We are in Spandau.....but can't see any ballet!" (Joanna M. Smith) "The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side." (Hunter S. Thompson, slightly misquoted...) "HAM AND EGGS - A day's work for a chicken, a lifetime commitment for a pig." The box said "Use Windows 95 or better" so I got a Macintosh...

> Try the Behringer Powerplay. I hate Behringer gear, but this little box > is pretty good. It does more than you need, but it's cheap, loud and it > sounds good. Should be about 220 dollars NZ. I'm after something small that can clamp onto the mic stand. The powerplay is 1 IU I think.

"roman pirie" wrote: > I'm after something small that can clamp onto the mic stand. The powerplay > is 1 IU I think. If I remember correctly Rolls makes a really small headphone amp that should do as you ask. Check them out. I have a Fostex phone amp that works fine. It's a half rack though. The rolls looks like it will fit in your hand. http://www.rolls.com/new/frame2.html Hope this helps!! --Roger

--- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, Murray McDowall <murraymc@m...> wrote: > Apparently he has died or a heart attack during emergency surgery. > Just 53. no doubt his falsetto will be in great demand "upstairs".

Highland source wrote: >no doubt his falsetto will be in great demand "upstairs". Do angels wear tight pants? I gather Maurice Gibb had more than a little to do with the musical arrangements. I think their 70's tunes had good arrangements. The horn parts etc stand up pretty well still twenty five years later. That could have been more to do with the producers I guess. Regards, Murray

On 1/12/03 6:57 AM, "clisby2001 <steve@...>" <steve@...> wrote: > > I'm surprised no one is using exabyte tape drives. I've still got > tapes from 1993 that I backed up on tape drives using Retrospect. > After a long look at what was on the market I for tape again for the > time being 33 Gig per cartridge at about $60 each. > http://www.exabyte.com/government/products/vxa_firewire.cfm so far so > good. > Clisby > I use VXA drives and tapes too. Exabyte bought the original maker, Ecrix. I think this is a good option as far as storage capacity per tape (33 gig/66 gig compressed) and cost. Good choice. Eric

hello! could You recommend me an audio interface or audio card for working with Logic Audio? now i've got PC, but i'm going to buy Mac this year - so it should work with both of them. it should have balanced inputs (4 or more) and balanced outputs (4 or more, too), 24 bit/ 96 kHz (or more), and it would benice to have MIDI and ADAT. now i've got Wave Center PCI (and Yamaha 03D,which i'd like to sell), and when i configure Logic for more outputs than 2 (stereo), computer shows me the window: "ASIO: System Overload. The audioengine was not able to process all required date in time./-10011/" after every operation. i have acual drivers (for XP, but i have had the same problems in Win Me and 98), and all buffers (latency too) configured for "maximum". i have had the same problem with Wave Center in other computers with different versions of Logic, and i have heard the same story about Terratec. i'm going to buy new hardware and work with Logic Audio (it's the best!), so i ask you, what i have to buy. thanks. maybe emagic is going to make something like this? ***************r-e-k-l-a-m-a************** Chcesz oszczêdziæ na kosztach obs³ugi bankowej ? mBIZNES - konto dla firm http://epieniadze.onet.pl/mbiznes

hello! could You recommend me an audio interface or audio card for working with Logic Audio? now i've got PC, but i'm going to buy Mac this year - so it should work with both of them. it should have balanced inputs (4 or more) and balanced outputs (4 or more, too), 24 bit/ 96 kHz (or more), and it would benice to have MIDI and ADAT. now i've got Wave Center PCI (and Yamaha 03D,which i'd like to sell), and when i configure Logic for more outputs than 2 (stereo), computer shows me the window: "ASIO: System Overload. The audioengine was not able to process all required date in time./-10011/" after every operation. i have acual drivers (for XP, but i have had the same problems in Win Me and 98), and all buffers (latency too) configured for "maximum". i have had the same problem with Wave Center in other computers with different versions of Logic, and i have heard the same story about Terratec. i'm going to buy new hardware and work with Logic Audio (it's the best!), so i ask you, what i have to buy. thanks. maybe emagic is going to make something like this? --------------r-e-k-l-a-m-a----------------- Miliony czekaj± na Ciebie w Internecie! htp://republika.onet.pl/2,oferta.html

At 11:27 AM 1/15/03 +0100, you wrote: >hello! >could You recommend me an audio interface or audio card for working with >Logic Audio? RME Hammerfall DSP series is excellent. The PCI card version and the Cardbus version both work with Multiface which has: 8 in/8 out Analog Midi in /out Adat in/out Spdif in/out Wordclock etc There are other versions (Digiface, new HDSP model) if you want more analog via ADAT. This setup runs at low latency with VSTi's and Logic's audioinstruments and is absolutely rocksolid on PC. Reports for the Mac are generally very good from what I read but I have yet to use mine with a Mac. The company has an excellent forum for info on hardware issues etc and the chief developer answers questions there promptly. This is what I would buy again if I lost mine. http://www.rme-audio.de/english/index.htm Delta 1010 is cheaper and is also good but not as efficient with CPU. It has: 8 in/8 out Analog Midi in /out Spdif in/out Wordclock Does not have ADAT I/O but you can get an extra box from M-Audio which allows ADAT connection to the Delta1010. http://www.m-audio.net/index.html Others report good results with MOTU products on the Mac but no so great with PC. Hope that gets you started, Regards, M

Can I put in a word here for one of the most useful, if humble shareware apps for MacOS on the planet - DiskTracker. I burn CD-ROM backups regularly and always have DiskTracker open too. As soon as the volume is finished, it goes into the CD-ROM drive for scanning and is immediately added to a searchable database. It will scan any form of mounted drive. Really useful if a client comes back wanting more work on something from 6 months ago, or if I decide to revive some older material. i back the database up to a separate drive regularly, along with my Logic, SD and Peak preferences. http://www.disktracker.com BTW, I've just had someone round today with some files for a remix for a forthcoming album. 2 CDRs worth - took up 850 mb of my audio drive. I've just had a wee session with Peak, doing stereo-to-mono conversions and cutting out dead space by saving separate files for verse and chorus vocals, ditto various guitar tracks. Discarded the drums and bassline - now down to 67 mb! Tony Thompson Mighty Wight Productions http://www.mightywight.net A Member of The Music Producers Guild UK http://www.mpg.org.uk

> RME Hammerfall DSP series is excellent. The PCI card version and the > Cardbus version both work with Multiface which has: > 8 in/8 out Analog > Midi in /out > Adat in/out > Spdif in/out > Wordclock > etc > > There are other versions (Digiface, new HDSP model) if you want more analog > via ADAT. > > This setup runs at low latency with VSTi's and Logic's audioinstruments and > is absolutely rocksolid on PC. Reports for the Mac are generally very good > from what I read but I have yet to use mine with a Mac. The company has an > excellent forum for info on hardware issues etc and the chief developer > answers questions there promptly. This is what I would buy again if I lost > mine. > > http://www.rme-audio.de/english/index.htm thanks a lot. i have heard some good opinions about rme, but i didnt know, how it works with logic audio (i have heard it's optimized for cubase). i think i'll buy this one, but... have you ever heard about Lynx Two? i've just read a comparison of rme and lynx: rme's dynamic range is 108, and lynx' dynamic range is 116 dB. The prices are similar, and lynx two can work (A/D/A) with 24 bit/192 KHz!!! it's unbeliveable, because it's A/D/A coverters are inside of the the computer, on PCI card, not in external audio interface! it looks non-professional, but it works!!! but i dont know, how it works with logic (i dont know lynx' ASIO drivers...)... does anybody know? thanks once again. ***************r-e-k-l-a-m-a************** Chcesz oszczedzic na kosztach obslugi bankowej ? mBIZNES - konto dla firm http://epieniadze.onet.pl/mbiznes

"kondi" wrote: > thanks a lot. i have heard some good opinions about rme, but i didnt know, > how it works with logic audio (i have heard it's optimized for cubase). The RME stuff works great with Logic:-)) Rock solid!! --Roger

"kondi" <funkypuszek@...> wrote: >thanks a lot. i have heard some good opinions about rme, but i didnt know, >how it works with logic audio (i have heard it's optimized for cubase). i >think i'll buy this one, but... have you ever heard about Lynx Two? i've >just read a comparison of rme and lynx: rme's dynamic range is 108, and >lynx' dynamic range is 116 dB. The prices are similar, and lynx two can work >(A/D/A) with 24 bit/192 KHz!!! it's unbeliveable, because it's A/D/A >coverters are inside of the the computer, on PCI card, not in external audio >interface! it looks non-professional, but it works!!! but i dont know, how >it works with logic (i dont know lynx' ASIO drivers...)... >does anybody know? >thanks once again. Some people who know what they are talking about say that RME Hammerfall series works even better in Cubase. I have read about the Lynx stuff before (on their site) and the audio specs look very impressive. There are higher end RME audio interfaces (ADI series all the way up to DS) which match the S/N of the Lynx. I have not seen any reports of how they work with the ASIO driver in Logic/Cubase and with standalone Virtual instruments many of which use ASIO. Lots of companies make audio hardware but only some companies make stuff that works without clicks and pops in systems with heavily laden CPU and lots of PCI bus traffic. The other thing to bear in mind is that you want your company to still be there writing solid drivers for future OS updates some years down the track. As a consumer it can be hard to judge -- look at Korg's Oasys card - a big company, lots of users love the Oasys but there are no Win2000 or XP drivers -- nor will there be. Several audio interface building companies went belly up over the last few years leaving the ones that worked properly still standing. Regards, M

On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 09:14 AM, Tony Thompson, Mighty Wight Productions wrote: > Can I put in a word here for one of the most useful, if humble > shareware > apps for MacOS on the planet - DiskTracker. Agree - this function is very useful. I have had similar success with CDFinder

----- Original Message ----- From: <db_1977@...> > hi guys, I'm changing my studio monitor and I don't know what of > these two speakers will suite my needs best, Genelec 1031A or > Dynaudio BM15 A . I'm dance music producer so what concerns me it's > the low range frequencies , the dynaudio go lower than the genelec, > but I found the 1031 A for a very good price so I'm wondering if > they will be enought for what I do. Unfortunatelly I only heard the > dynaudio as aorund my area there are no dealer having both in stock. > hope someone of you will be able to help I produce dance music and have a pair of BM15's powered by a Quad 405MkII amp. I think they are awesome for the job and have the most accurate, hard hitting sound. Bass extension is important and these have got it. The BM15 A's I am sure will sound even better as their amps are matched. The Genelec's are great monitors, but may not be up to dance music requirements if they are considerably smaller than the BM15's. I think I have heard a pair at a friends project studio in Brazil. They were quite small, appearing to have a flat responce but not enough bass extension, for my needs at least. Maybe that helps? Hector.

I contacted adaptec but I am not eligible for complimentary support. I think it will be on their site but I couldn't find it. Any help.

>I contacted adaptec but I am not eligible for complimentary support. I think >it will be on their site but I couldn't find it. >Any help. Strange that they wouldn't even tell you where to get drivers. Well this URL *should* take you to the driver page: (note that many Adaptec MAC SCSI cards have the 'PowerDomain' prefix) http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/suppdetail.html?sess=no&languag e=English+US&prodkey=APD-2940U2W HTH S.

hi mike, on the waves installer CD you have the installation for PC AND Mac. You will only need a new Challange from waves but with the help of your dealer this should be no problem. hope this helped Best René mike_harper98 schrieb: >anyone know if you can crossgrade your pc waves to mac?? >no answer from waves > >thanks > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > > -- ************************* > sound : art suite > digital recording > manufacture vienna > > recording, editing > mixing & mastering > ----------------------- > René Kornfeld > 0676/612 43 12 > rene.kornfeld@... *************************