> Uff, I thought the 450 Dual (my machine at that time) was loud ....;-) just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. Jan-Kees

kampen2@... writes: >just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, >or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. >that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. Make sure the door to the computer is left open. It'll definitely need to ventilation at this point. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"

>> just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, >> or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. >> that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. > > Make sure the door to the computer is left open. > It'll definitely need to ventilation at this point. This doesn't help: the CPU will die sooner or later by the heat. Turning the fan off is the most stupid thing you can do. MMM -- Markus Fritze Emagic Soft- und Hardware GmbH <http://www.emagic.de>; Chief Developer New Technology Integration, Mac OS

> > Uff, I thought the 450 Dual (my machine at that time) was loud ....;-) > >just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, >or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. >that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. What's that burning smell? Just your CPU and your bank balance going up in smoke!! If you don't like fan noise, invest in an Isobox or some similar kind of acoustic attenuation. Do you really think they'd put that fan in there just to annoy you? Regards - Colin

----- Original Message ----- From: "Markus Fritze" <mfritze@...> To: <logic-users@yahoogroups.com>; "f-erenc szabo" <zerobeat@...> Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 10:08 AM Subject: Re: [LUG] LAM: Mac G4 1GHz Dual and Logic > >> just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, > >> or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. > >> that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. > > > > Make sure the door to the computer is left open. > > It'll definitely need to ventilation at this point. > > This doesn't help: the CPU will die sooner or later by the heat. Turning the > fan off is the most stupid thing you can do. I never would, although the Dual's CPU got it's own fan... I placed the machine into another room behind the wall. Some longer cables and a hole in the wall.... Paradise of silence..;-) Matthias

> >> just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, > >> or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. > >> that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. > > > > Make sure the door to the computer is left open. > > It'll definitely need to ventilation at this point. > > This doesn't help: the CPU will die sooner or later by the heat. Turning the > fan off is the most stupid thing you can do. If you use an AMD system (or Pentium for that matter), never do this. THG ran a test where they removed the fan/heatsink, and it took just 10 seconds before the computer actually went up in flames. The whole thing just startet to burn. This test was done just three month ago. AMD ar planning to make the processor heat sensitive so it turns off the machine if it gets to warm, but I don't think they've implemented it yet, anyway, AMD systems older than three months have this "flaw". NEVER EVER EVER remove or turn off the fan/ventilator. If you ever notice the fan goes silent, immediately turn off your computer. The only way to make your computer silent is to put it in another room.

--- In logic-users@y..., "Elvis Presley" <elvis.presley@3...> wrote: > The only way to make your computer silent is to put it in another room. Naaa.. Ibm Deskstar + Silverado CPU fans (http://www.chillblast.com/reviews/silverado.htm) + one of the quiet Power Supplies they sell at chillblast.com as well (Enermax or maybe a "Noiseless Zalman" model will go a long way towards silence.. If then really necessary you can always get some Magic Fleece noise dampening cloth to put inside your case too.

>>> just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, >>> or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. >>> that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. >> Make sure the door to the computer is left open. >> It'll definitely need to ventilation at this point. mfritze@... >This doesn't help: the CPU will die sooner or later >by the heat. Turning the fan off is the most stupid >thing you can do. I forgot to mention that if you do this, the only way your computer won't fry is if the room is VERY well air conditioned all the time, and there is no obstruction to the computer. But it's still dangerous. And even when you turn your computer OFF, there's a much longer "cooling off" period compared to when the fan is directly in there turned on. It's definitely a risk I would never take. It's vastly easier and better and quieter to just buy longer cables and stick it in an adjacent room. Or are some people in a one-room shack somewhere? f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"

When I add multiinstruments on my Unitor8mkII interface and then give them each a keyboard and monitor on the Enviorment ... I end up with some Instruments that show mulitple instances of each midi channel(1-16) when you goto select them in the arrange window. The following is a pic showing the problem. http://perfectflowrecordings.com/logic_screen_03_01_02.jpg Anyone know whats going on here? I turn the icons off for all the keyboards and monitors. Thanks, -bobby-

on 2/3/02 1:55 PM, s6a9d6u9s at MartJe@... wrote: >> The only way to make your computer silent is to put it in another >> room. Er....I find turning it off helps. :-D D

bobby@... writes: >When I add multiinstruments on my Unitor8mkII interface >and then give them each a keyboard and monitor on the >Enviorment ... I end up with some Instruments that show >mulitple instances of each midi channel(1-16) when you >goto select them in the arrange window. Quick! Put these extra synths up on ebay before they disappear! But seriously, it's a long standing bug that is known to Emagic and has been reported many times. Workaround: Cut/Paste the offending multiinstrument, and it ought to appear properly after this. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"

Just got back from Digiworld NYC. Pretty cool stuff, (mostly 3rd party Pro Tools plug-in vendors). But the most interesting thing was that eMagic's booth was completly swamped. People where standing about 4 deep the whole time I was there. They where by far the busiest booth there. ===="You blow in this end of the trombone, and sound comes out the other end and disrupts the cosmos." Roswell Rudd Check out the Pat Hall Trio @ http://www.mp3.com/pathall/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - sign up for Fantasy Baseball http://sports.yahoo.com

...So I guess LAMP 5.0's finally on it's way in the U.S. Malcolm ----------------- Malcolm Payne Music NYC http://www.malcolmpayne.com

Yes, the Logic 5.0's have officially invaded USA shores, got mine, just beginning to install.

Awe Markus... it's not the MOST stupid thing... I understand that as little as an 1/8 cup of water will cool the CPU right down. ;-) Lance Lasky Miracle Creations > -----Original Message----- > From: Markus Fritze [mailto:mfritze@...] > Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 1:09 AM > Subject: Re: [LUG] LAM: Mac G4 1GHz Dual and Logic > > > >> just put a srewdriver in the ventilator, > >> or better, disconnect it from the motherboard. > >> that's a lot of peace and an extra heater in your studio. > > > > Make sure the door to the computer is left open. > > It'll definitely need to ventilation at this point. > > This doesn't help: the CPU will die sooner or later by the > heat. Turning the > fan off is the most stupid thing you can do. > > > MMM > -- > Markus Fritze > Emagic Soft- und Hardware GmbH <http://www.emagic.de>; > Chief Developer New Technology Integration, Mac OS