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gt;
> ;oP
>
>;O)
"EK Sound" <spamnot.info@eksoundNO.com> wrote in message
news:430510b2$1@linux...
> You would need TWO to be able to record the theme to Deliverance
> wouldn't you??? ;-)
>
> David.
>
> DJ wrote:
> > http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=2275#
> >
> >
> > I'm sure this will be useful in my bluegrass recording sessions
> >
> > ;oP
> >
> >LOL...
"EK Sound" <spamnot.info@eksoundNO.com> wrote in message
news:4304f6b4@linux...
> One word.... ICK!
>
> David.Man.....I KNOW we don't need any Behringer reviews around here.....
Jimmy
"EK Sound" <spamnot.info@eksoundNO.com> wrote in message
news:4304f6b4@linux...
> One word.... ICK!
>
> David.EK Sound <spamnot.info@eksoundNO.com> wrote:
>One word.... ICK!
>
>David.
Two words: Fire Extinguisher
LOLHi all,
Well, I just had to shut down a session because, frankly, I'm stumped. Everything was going
quite smoothly, and then POW! PARIS locked up and wouldn't respond. This happened just after hitting
STOP after a vocal take. What was funny about this was that the MEC's obviously lost sync, and just
sat there blinking as if I'd just turned the computer on, in their idling state. This happened
immediately upon PARIS locking up.
After restarting, I tried to start PARIS, and saw the MEC's being to go through their
initialization (on-screen the PARIS startup window said "Beginning Hardware Initialization" or a
reasonable facsimile thereof). They appeared to get sync (yellow lights turning solid), then dropped
out and went back to their idling behavior ( yellow clock lights blinking).
I then tried restarting, only to have the same thing happen again.
1. Unplugged and reinserted all SCSI cables going from the EDS cards to the MEC's; no dice.
2. Switched out SCSI cables from EDS to EDS with all three cables still attached but re-ordered; no
dice.
3. Tried going into PARIS.cfg and removing UseHouseSync=1, only using one EDS and one MEC; no dice.
4. Tried editing PARIS.cfg so that "MasterOutputCard=1" instead of "0"; no dice.
5. Tried switching out SCSI cables from EDS to EDS with only one cable attached to one MEC at a
time; no dice.
6. Tried switching EDS cards from slot to slot and subsequently switching cables to that card; no
dice.
7. All the above starting with #3 occurred with the Aardvark master clock turned off.
8. Also tried booting up from a different hard drive and starting PARIS from there, with a
completely different .cfg file, different PARIS on a different hard drive, different Default Project
file, everything. This worked fine last time I used it, but no dice.
So, what the hell? I got nothing here. I feel like I've tried everything.
My setup was as follows:
PowerMac 933, upgraded to 1.467 GHz (have been using this with no problem for a year). UAD-1 card
installed, with:
3 EDS, 3 MEC
MEC 1: 2 input cards, 2 output cards
MEC 2: 2 ADAT cards, 2 output cards
MEC 3: no cards
Aardvark TimeSync II word clock generator.
Lucid word clock distribution box.
ZAOLLA word clock cables, all the same length, all coming from the Lucid.
Like I said, I got nothin'. Any ideas? I need to get this project mixed and sent out for a
film; it's only a few tracks and wouldn't take long if only I could actually get PARIS to start up
and open the project.
Crapulence.
bc
bcYeah... before you ask, "Did you disconnect the EDS ribbon cable interconnects during your
card-swapping?"
Yup, I made sure to try that.
Thanks in advance for any help or advice...
bcTry removing and reinstalling the Paris software. Make sure
to purge all Paris items and extensions, and cold boot after
removal and installation.
David.
Brian Carter wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Well, I just had to shut down a session because, frankly, I'm stumped. Everything was going
> quite smoothly, and then POW! PARIS locked up and wouldn't respond. This happened just after hitting
> STOP after a vocal take. What was funny about this was that the MEC's obviously lost sync, and just
> sat there blinking as if I'd just turned the computer on, in their idling state. This happened
> immediately upon PARIS locking up.
>
> After restarting, I tried to start PARIS, and saw the MEC's being to go through their
> initialization (on-screen the PARIS startup window said "Beginning Hardware Initialization" or a
> reasonable facsimile thereof). They appeared to get sync (yellow lights turning solid), then dropped
> out and went back to their idling behavior ( yellow clock lights blinking).
> I then tried restarting, only to have the same thing happen again.
>
> 1. Unplugged and reinserted all SCSI cables going from the EDS cards to the MEC's; no dice.
> 2. Switched out SCSI cables from EDS to EDS with all three cables still attached but re-ordered; no
> dice.
> 3. Tried going into PARIS.cfg and removing UseHouseSync=1, only using one EDS and one MEC; no dice.
> 4. Tried editing PARIS.cfg so that "MasterOutputCard=1" instead of "0"; no dice.
> 5. Tried switching out SCSI cables from EDS to EDS with only one cable attached to one MEC at a
> time; no dice.
> 6. Tried switching EDS cards from slot to slot and subsequently switching cables to that card; no
> dice.
> 7. All the above starting with #3 occurred with the Aardvark master clock turned off.
> 8. Also tried booting up from a different hard drive and starting PARIS from there, with a
> completely different .cfg file, different PARIS on a different hard drive, different Default Project
> file, everything. This worked fine last time I used it, but no dice.
>
>
> So, what the hell? I got nothing here. I feel like I've tried everything.
>
>
> My setup was as follows:
>
> PowerMac 933, upgraded to 1.467 GHz (have been using this with no problem for a year). UAD-1 card
> installed, with:
>
> 3 EDS, 3 MEC
>
> MEC 1: 2 input cards, 2 output cards
> MEC 2: 2 ADAT cards, 2 output cards
> MEC 3: no cards
>
> Aardvark TimeSync II word clock generator.
> Lucid word clock distribution box.
> ZAOLLA word clock cables, all the same length, all coming from the Lucid.
>
>
>
> Like I said, I got nothin'. Any ideas? I need to get this project mixed and sent out for a
> film; it's only a few tracks and wouldn't take long if only I could actually get PARIS to start up
> and open the project.
>
> Crapulence.
>
>
>
> bc
> bcIn article <43053184$1@linux>, "Dave(EK Sound)" <audioguy_nospam_@shaw.ca> wrote:
> Try removing and reinstalling the Paris software. Make sure
> to purge all Paris items and extensions, and cold boot after
> removal and installation.
>
> David.
>
OK, sure-- why not? Thing is, I just did this a few weeks ago, with a clean hard drive,
zeroed out and ready to rock, and even a new, super-stripped-down (and I mean
ultra-mega-super-stripped-down) OS 9.2.2 installation.
So, this is a fresh installation, more or less. Though, of course, you never know. We had
storms the other day and my computer shut down during a power outage rather suddenly. And this is
obviously worth a try.
Thanks for the quick reply. I really hadn't thought of that-- you get a little frustrated,
and it's just that much harder to think clearly.
Oh, well-- we got the tracking done we needed; just a matter of editing and mixing if I can
get PARIS up and runnning...
I should really get a backup power supply...
bcIn article <43053184$
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