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| Re: What to do . . . what to do . . . [message #66933 is a reply to message #66931] |
Sun, 16 April 2006 19:00   |
Edna Sloan
Messages: 304
Registered: October 2005
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I like it much better than 2.2. I'm using XP Pro. It also has some basic
midi features, fader grouping, a wave editor and more. There is one feature
that doesn't work, but can't recall at the moment, but nothing critical.
You can download the manual and see what's new - from the EMUor ID site I
believe.
Edna
"John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:4442df0c@linux...
> The Graphic EQ is excellent. Try it in XP. If it works for you it will
> be a far superior setup.
>
> Sarah wrote:
> > Hi gang,
> >
> > I asked this question, or something like it, many months ago, but
> > nursing school's data overload has long since pushed all your responses
> > right out of my brain.
> >
> > The question is, to version 3 or not to version 3? The only thing I
> > remember that attracted me to it was the ability to render tracks, which
> > sounded like a handy feature.
> >
> > Any notable problems with v3?
> >
> > Would it be happy on a old Pentiumosaurus w/Windows '98? Or would I
> > have to talk the owner into finally upgrading? And which OS does v3
prefer?
> >
> > Can v2.2 and v3 inhabit the same computer without fighting over the
> > Doritos and the remote?
> >
> > Should I just forget PARIS (like Debra Winger and Billy Crystal)?
> >
> > Thank you so much,
> >
> > Sarah
> >
> > www.sarahtonin.com/wayward.htm
> >
> >
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| Re: What to do . . . what to do . . . [message #66935 is a reply to message #66933] |
Sun, 16 April 2006 18:14 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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>> Sarah wrote:
>> > Hi gang,
>> > I asked this question, or something like it, many months ago, but
>> > nursing school's data overload has long since pushed all your responses
>> > right out of my brain.
>> > The question is, to version 3 or not to version 3? The only thing
>> > I
>> > remember that attracted me to it was the ability to render tracks,
>> > which
>> > sounded like a handy feature.
>> >
>> > Any notable problems with v3?
Rendering: don't use DOS unfriendly characters or naming. No spaces, no
@#$^&(*_ type characters and use 8 or less characters in the channel strip.
It is indeed a very handy feature.
Compact files: Doesn't work, don't bother.
Midi: sucks, don't bother.
Ver3 also likes a little more cache than 2.2 in the config file.
Native mixes: just don't. They work, but they sound sterile and as DJ
can tell you they have some real dangerous quirks.
Another biggie is, welcome to the world of PACE. Scour the paris
websites and follow the instructions for use with XP. Also, realize that by
going XP your adat machines (if you even have any) will no longer follow
with the 9 pin sync and you can only have one adat card per MEC. Some ppl
have the 9 pin sync working with other sources, but I never got it to lock
up to a real adat machine. I can't remember if the adat machines worked for
some or not on ver 3 and ME/9x. I sold my adats and stopped trying years
ago - might not have all the details right on this one.
Version 3 also doesn't have the DSP effects list problem 2.xx does. You
can actually see them all when you add the freebies Chuck gave away (again,
see the paris websites for info hosted by various members here). Speaking of
freebies.... FreakQ has issues, you probably wanna skip that one.
>> > Would it be happy on a old Pentiumosaurus w/Windows '98? Or would
>> > I
>> > have to talk the owner into finally upgrading? And which OS does v3
> prefer?
Dunno about that. I use WinXP here. Seems like I may have installed to ME at
one point, but I don't remember details other than it worked.
>> > Can v2.2 and v3 inhabit the same computer without fighting over the
>> > Doritos and the remote?
Yes. Install them to different paths. Install 2.2 first, then 3. Something
like C:\Paris and C:\ParisPro would do just fine. Keep in mind Paris 2.xx
and older will NOT open a Paris 3 PPJ if you saved any DSP effects to an
Aux.
>> > Should I just forget PARIS (like Debra Winger and Billy Crystal)?
>> >
>> > Thank you so much,
>> >
>> > Sarah
>> >
>> > www.sarahtonin.com/wayward.htm
Did I forget anything guys and gals?
AA
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| Re: What to do . . . what to do . . . [message #66938 is a reply to message #66935] |
Sun, 16 April 2006 18:48 |
Rod Lincoln
Messages: 883
Registered: September 2005
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version 3 works with adats in ME/98. It's the jump to XP that makes adats
not work. The adat 9 pin sync works with other sources, (under XP) just not
with adats.
Rod
"Aaron Allen" <nospam@not_here.dude> wrote:
>>> Sarah wrote:
>>> > Hi gang,
>>> > I asked this question, or something like it, many months ago, but
>>> > nursing school's data overload has long since pushed all your responses
>>> > right out of my brain.
>
>>> > The question is, to version 3 or not to version 3? The only thing
>>> > I
>>> > remember that attracted me to it was the ability to render tracks,
>>> > which
>>> > sounded like a handy feature.
>>> >
>>> > Any notable problems with v3?
>
> Rendering: don't use DOS unfriendly characters or naming. No spaces,
no
>@#$^&(*_ type characters and use 8 or less characters in the channel strip.
>It is indeed a very handy feature.
> Compact files: Doesn't work, don't bother.
> Midi: sucks, don't bother.
> Ver3 also likes a little more cache than 2.2 in the config file.
> Native mixes: just don't. They work, but they sound sterile and as DJ
>can tell you they have some real dangerous quirks.
> Another biggie is, welcome to the world of PACE. Scour the paris
>websites and follow the instructions for use with XP. Also, realize that
by
>going XP your adat machines (if you even have any) will no longer follow
>with the 9 pin sync and you can only have one adat card per MEC. Some ppl
>have the 9 pin sync working with other sources, but I never got it to lock
>up to a real adat machine. I can't remember if the adat machines worked
for
>some or not on ver 3 and ME/9x. I sold my adats and stopped trying years
>ago - might not have all the details right on this one.
> Version 3 also doesn't have the DSP effects list problem 2.xx does.
You
>can actually see them all when you add the freebies Chuck gave away (again,
>see the paris websites for info hosted by various members here). Speaking
of
>freebies.... FreakQ has issues, you probably wanna skip that one.
>
>>> > Would it be happy on a old Pentiumosaurus w/Windows '98? Or would
>>> > I
>>> > have to talk the owner into finally upgrading? And which OS does v3
>> prefer?
>
>Dunno about that. I use WinXP here. Seems like I may have installed to ME
at
>one point, but I don't remember details other than it worked.
>
>>> > Can v2.2 and v3 inhabit the same computer without fighting over
the
>>> > Doritos and the remote?
>
>Yes. Install them to different paths. Install 2.2 first, then 3. Something
>like C:\Paris and C:\ParisPro would do just fine. Keep in mind Paris 2.xx
>and older will NOT open a Paris 3 PPJ if you saved any DSP effects to an
>Aux.
>
>>> > Should I just forget PARIS (like Debra Winger and Billy Crystal)?
>>> >
>>> > Thank you so much,
>>> >
>>> > Sarah
>>> >
>>> > www.sarahtonin.com/wayward.htm
>
>
>Did I forget anything guys and gals?
>
>AA
>
>
>I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
>http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html
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>
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