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| Sonar? [message #100320] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 08:41  |
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Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying goes,
wide open to suggestion!
Gantt
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100323 is a reply to message #100322] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 11:50  |
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aaargh! My fnirges keep getting all tnageld up!
All I know off the top of my head is that it has a 1.2 gHz processor. I'll
find out more when I get upstairs.
Thanks!
Gantt
Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>HI Gantt,
>WTF is fpr rempoe? :)
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>Need to know more about the wifes HP to see if it is even abel to
>reliably do it. Especially with firewire involved.
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>Also how many channels of audio do you need to record.
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>If your using Sonar hardware like Presonus and TC are out.
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>Chris
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>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
goes,
>> wide open to suggestion!
>>
>> Gantt
>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100324 is a reply to message #100322] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 11:37 |
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Well, if "rempoe" isn't supposed to be "remote", I'm going to have to
conclude that it's something to do with live recording at "lifestyle"
or "swingers" parties. From what I've heard, those involve a far larger
number of inputs than is traditional.
- K
On 2008-09-14 10:47:42 -0700, Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> said:
> HI Gantt,
> WTF is fpr rempoe? :)
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> Need to know more about the wifes HP to see if it is even abel to
> reliably do it. Especially with firewire involved.
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> Also how many channels of audio do you need to record.
>
> If your using Sonar hardware like Presonus and TC are out.
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>
> Chris
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> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying goes,
>> wide open to suggestion!
>>
>> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100325 is a reply to message #100324] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 12:23 |
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darn. now the whole world knows that we're sniwrges. our drity little secret.
new fingers i seem to be needing. even more than a new rempoe recording
setup.
KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>Well, if "rempoe" isn't supposed to be "remote", I'm going to have to
>conclude that it's something to do with live recording at "lifestyle"
>or "swingers" parties. From what I've heard, those involve a far larger
>number of inputs than is traditional.
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>- K
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>On 2008-09-14 10:47:42 -0700, Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> said:
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>> HI Gantt,
>> WTF is fpr rempoe? :)
>>
>> Need to know more about the wifes HP to see if it is even abel to
>> reliably do it. Especially with firewire involved.
>>
>> Also how many channels of audio do you need to record.
>>
>> If your using Sonar hardware like Presonus and TC are out.
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>>
>> Chris
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>>
>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
goes,
>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>
>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100326 is a reply to message #100320] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 12:18 |
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Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
http://www.reaper.fm/
We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
REAPER for live work).
Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
when commercial remote recordings come in.
Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
and being up and running.
And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
- Kerry
On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
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> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying goes,
> wide open to suggestion!
>
> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100327 is a reply to message #100326] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 14:03 |
Don Nafe
Messages: 1206
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Yep can't go wrong with Reaper
I remember Justin saying he was going to look into importing Paris Projects
into Reaper...if that's the news all I can say is excellent!!!
Don
"KerryGalloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message
news:48cd6745@linux...
> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero invasive
> stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>
> http://www.reaper.fm/
>
> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a rock.
> It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for live
> recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the fly
> when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof, it's all
> gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a disaster like a
> kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike some apps that shrug
> and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact, that feature right there
> is part of what prompted my partner's shift to REAPER for live work).
>
> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring shareware
> (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50 for
> non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can use
> it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50 for the
> initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee when
> commercial remote recordings come in.
>
> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development branches
> merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta has been
> running like a champ for me here, and this opens the possibility of
> bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig and being up and
> running.
>
> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>
> - Kerry
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> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
> said:
>
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>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>> wife's
>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>> goes,
>> wide open to suggestion!
>>
>> Gantt
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100329 is a reply to message #100327] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 20:20 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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If only Reaper did clickable playlists....... I'm about to blow out the
playback rig for my live act, and I would LOVE to set up for Reaper. AFAIK,
only Sonar has this capability. I'd do reaper in a heartbeat if it could
import sonar projects and playlist them. Time between songs is everything
live :)
AA
"Don Nafe" <dnafe@rogers.com> wrote in message news:48cd7fd7@linux...
> Yep can't go wrong with Reaper
>
> I remember Justin saying he was going to look into importing Paris
> Projects into Reaper...if that's the news all I can say is excellent!!!
>
> Don
>
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> "KerryGalloway" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message
> news:48cd6745@linux...
>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero invasive
>> stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>
>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>
>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a rock.
>> It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for live
>> recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the fly
>> when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof, it's all
>> gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a disaster like a
>> kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike some apps that
>> shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact, that feature right
>> there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to REAPER for live
>> work).
>>
>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring shareware
>> (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50 for
>> non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can use
>> it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50 for
>> the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee when
>> commercial remote recordings come in.
>>
>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development branches
>> merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta has been
>> running like a champ for me here, and this opens the possibility of
>> bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig and being up and
>> running.
>>
>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>
>> - Kerry
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>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>> said:
>>
>>>
>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>> wife's
>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>> goes,
>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>
>>> Gantt
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>>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100330 is a reply to message #100326] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 22:20 |
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Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the Presonus
Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both allegedly
have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
Gantt
KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>
>http://www.reaper.fm/
>
>We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>REAPER for live work).
>
>Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>when commercial remote recordings come in.
>
>Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>and being up and running.
>
>And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>
>- Kerry
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>On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>
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>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
goes,
>> wide open to suggestion!
>>
>> Gantt
>
>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100331 is a reply to message #100330] |
Sun, 14 September 2008 22:44 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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my adivce then, is to look at the feature set in Reaper and if it fits the
bill and you like how it operates (go get it, and see how you like it with
the demo) then put your bucks on hardware and use Reaper. If you need more
then you have to know that ahead of time, and spend on the software
accordingly.
AA
"Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:48cdf09c@linux...
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> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
> Presonus
> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
> allegedly
> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>
> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>
> Gantt
>
> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>
>>http://www.reaper.fm/
>>
>>We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>
>>live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>
>>fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>
>>REAPER for live work).
>>
>>Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>
>>difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>
>>Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>
>>has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>and being up and running.
>>
>>And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>
>>- Kerry
>>
>>On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>said:
>>
>>>
>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>> wife's
>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
> goes,
>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>
>>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100332 is a reply to message #100326] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 03:16 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
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I second that. I finally set up my rig again.
Firepod
Reaper
Groove Agent
Halion
Sony Vaio laptop running VISTA!
I recorded a quick and dirty version of http://www.bobdylan.com/#/songs/it-takes-lot-laugh-it-takes- train-cry
on saturday and it was all rock solid.
Chuck
KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>
>http://www.reaper.fm/
>
>We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>REAPER for live work).
>
>Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>when commercial remote recordings come in.
>
>Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>and being up and running.
>
>And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>
>- Kerry
>
>On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>
>>
>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
goes,
>> wide open to suggestion!
>>
>> Gantt
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100334 is a reply to message #100330] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 06:13 |
Chris Ludwig
Messages: 868
Registered: May 2006
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HI Gantt,
If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
use Reaper of other host.
The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
Chris
Gantt Kushner wrote:
> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the Presonus
> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both allegedly
> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>
> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>
> Gantt
>
> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>
>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>
>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>
>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>
>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>
>> REAPER for live work).
>>
>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>
>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>
>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>
>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>> and being up and running.
>>
>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>
>> - Kerry
>>
>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>>
>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
> goes,
>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100338 is a reply to message #100332] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 09:22 |
Stevehwan
Messages: 207
Registered: January 2006
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Senior Member |
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I checked on the web and only found version 1.3 for Mac OSX. Is this all that's
available for the trial version? I saww something also about a version 8
being the latest version.
Steve
"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>
>I second that. I finally set up my rig again.
>
>Firepod
>Reaper
>Groove Agent
>Halion
>Sony Vaio laptop running VISTA!
>
>I recorded a quick and dirty version of http://www.bobdylan.com/#/songs/it-takes-lot-laugh-it-takes- train-cry
>on saturday and it was all rock solid.
>
>Chuck
>
>
>KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>
>>http://www.reaper.fm/
>>
>>We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>
>>live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>
>>fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>
>>REAPER for live work).
>>
>>Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>
>>difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>
>>Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>
>>has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>and being up and running.
>>
>>And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>
>>- Kerry
>>
>>On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>>
>>>
>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>goes,
>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100340 is a reply to message #100334] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 10:33 |
Ed
Messages: 199
Registered: February 2006
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Senior Member |
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Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going on.
I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so deep
and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses me.
Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not work
right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the Presonus
gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier gear...
and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am unfamiliar
with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
~ Ed
Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>HI Gantt,
>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>use Reaper of other host.
>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>
>Chris
>
>
>
>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
Presonus
>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both allegedly
>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>
>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>
>> Gantt
>>
>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>
>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>
>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>
>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>
>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
to
>>
>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>
>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
no
>>
>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>
>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>
>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>> and being up and running.
>>>
>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>
>>> - Kerry
>>>
>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
said:
>>>
>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
wife's
>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>> goes,
>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>
>>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100341 is a reply to message #100334] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 10:49 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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Senior Member |
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If it's any kind of help or benchmark I've got SONAR 6 running ASIO on a
Tascam FW unit on a PCI TI chipset card reliably at about 10 mSec using all
18 I/O's on a nVidia based mobo, AMD 3700+ dual core. Anything faster and it
craps out. SONAR seems to really like WDM models better but I hate the
latency that presents. Haven't tried Reaper on that setup as I build very
specific systems to do what they should and nothing else, and being in the
middle of projects isn't the time I want to experiment. YMMV.
AA
"Chris Ludwig" <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote in message
news:48ce635e$1@linux...
> HI Gantt,
> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
> use Reaper of other host.
> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
>> Presonus
>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>> allegedly
>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>> outs.
>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output. I dunno. I
>> need to do this on the cheap!
>>
>> Gantt
>>
>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>
>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>
>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>
>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>
>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>>
>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>
>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring shareware
>>> (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50 for
>>> non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>>
>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>
>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>
>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>> and being up and running.
>>>
>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>
>>> - Kerry
>>>
>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>> said:
>>>
>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>>> wife's
>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>> goes,
>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>
>>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100342 is a reply to message #100340] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 10:53 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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Senior Member |
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"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:48ce9c61$1@linux...
>
> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going on.
> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
> deep
> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
It's not really hard at all to figure out, in fact I saw an option to
install Reaper to a USB/removable key which reeeally peaked my interest in
it as a live tool. That's a pretty small footprint for install and a GREAT
failsafe if the PC blows up in the middle of a gig.
>
> Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses me.
> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
> work
> right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
> Presonus
> gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
> gear...
> and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
> unfamiliar
> with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
> like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
FWIW, and I may have gotten a lemon, I had horrid luck with Presonus FW.
AA
>
> ~ Ed
>
>
> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>HI Gantt,
>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>
>>use Reaper of other host.
>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>
>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>
>>Chris
>>
>>
>>
>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
> Presonus
>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>> allegedly
>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>> outs.
>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>
>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>>
>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>
>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>
>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>>
>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>>
>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>
>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>
>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>
>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
> to
>>>
>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>
>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>
>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>
>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>
>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
> no
>>>
>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>
>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>
>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>
>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>
>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>
>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>>
>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>
>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>
>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>
>>>> - Kerry
>>>>
>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
> said:
>>>>
>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
> wife's
>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>>> saying
>>> goes,
>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>>>>
>>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100344 is a reply to message #100334] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 11:15 |
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Hi Chris,
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Are you saying that the Presonus
Firepod and Firestudio units would probably work well w/ Reaper?
By the way - out HP laptop has a "AMD Turion64" sticker on it.
Thanks!
Gantt
Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>HI Gantt,
>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>use Reaper of other host.
>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>
>Chris
>
>
>
>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
Presonus
>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both allegedly
>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>
>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>
>> Gantt
>>
>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>
>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>
>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>
>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>
>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
to
>>
>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>
>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
no
>>
>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>
>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>
>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>> and being up and running.
>>>
>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>
>>> - Kerry
>>>
>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
said:
>>>
>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
wife's
>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>> goes,
>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>
>>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100346 is a reply to message #100342] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 11:02 |
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Yeah, you got a lemon. Unfortunately everyone I know who bought it got
the same lemon and I suspect it only came in lemon flavor :D
If I recall, it was swiftly ditched swiftly by my partner in preference
to more stable gear.
- Kerry
On 2008-09-15 10:53:18 -0700, "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> said:
>
> "Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:48ce9c61$1@linux...
>>
>> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going on.
>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
>> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
>> deep
>> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>
> It's not really hard at all to figure out, in fact I saw an option to
> install Reaper to a USB/removable key which reeeally peaked my interest in
> it as a live tool. That's a pretty small footprint for install and a GREAT
> failsafe if the PC blows up in the middle of a gig.
>
>>
>> Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses me.
>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>> work
>> right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>> Presonus
>> gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>> gear...
>> and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>> unfamiliar
>> with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>> like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>
> FWIW, and I may have gotten a lemon, I had horrid luck with Presonus FW.
>
> AA
>>
>> ~ Ed
>>
>>
>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>> HI Gantt,
>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>>
>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>>
>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
>> Presonus
>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>> allegedly
>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>> outs.
>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>
>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>>
>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>
>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>
>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>>>
>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>>>
>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>
>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>
>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>
>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>> to
>>>>
>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>
>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>
>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>
>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>
>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>> no
>>>>
>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>
>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>
>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>
>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>
>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>
>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>>>
>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>
>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>
>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>
>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>
>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>> said:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>> wife's
>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>>>> saying
>>>> goes,
>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100349 is a reply to message #100346] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 11:23 |
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Hey Kerry,
I was liking the looks and prices of the Presonus firewire interfaces. Are
they not all that?
Gantt
KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>Yeah, you got a lemon. Unfortunately everyone I know who bought it got
>the same lemon and I suspect it only came in lemon flavor :D
>
>If I recall, it was swiftly ditched swiftly by my partner in preference
>to more stable gear.
>
>- Kerry
>
>On 2008-09-15 10:53:18 -0700, "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> said:
>
>>
>> "Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:48ce9c61$1@linux...
>>>
>>> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
on.
>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
so
>>> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
>>> deep
>>> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>>> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>
>> It's not really hard at all to figure out, in fact I saw an option to
>> install Reaper to a USB/removable key which reeeally peaked my interest
in
>> it as a live tool. That's a pretty small footprint for install and a GREAT
>> failsafe if the PC blows up in the middle of a gig.
>>
>>>
>>> Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
me.
>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>>> work
>>> right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>>> Presonus
>>> gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>> gear...
>>> and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>>> unfamiliar
>>> with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>> like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>
>> FWIW, and I may have gotten a lemon, I had horrid luck with Presonus FW.
>>
>> AA
>>>
>>> ~ Ed
>>>
>>>
>>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>> HI Gantt,
>>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
to
>>>
>>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
do
>>>
>>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
the
>>> Presonus
>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>>> allegedly
>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>>> outs.
>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>
>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>
>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>
>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as
a
>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
for
>>>>>
>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
the
>>>>>
>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>
>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>
>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>
>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>> to
>>>>>
>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>
>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>
>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
$50
>>>
>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>> no
>>>>>
>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you
can
>>>
>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
$50
>>>
>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>
>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>
>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
beta
>>>>>
>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
rig
>>>
>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>> said:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on
my
>>> wife's
>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>>>>> saying
>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Gantt
>
>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100352 is a reply to message #100340] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 12:16 |
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I can't answer the Presonus question, but I'll field the REAPER one.
It's the complete antithesis of bloatware - lean, fast and mean. It's
so tightly coded that the installer's a mere 3.3 meg, and it installs
nothing in your system - in fact it can be run from a USB key. It boots
lightning fast and editing/mixing is a breeze.
I got turned on to it by my production partner last year. I was dubious
at first - why would I be interested when I'm already running Logic 8?
Well, after playing with the pre-beta (really an alpha) build for a
while and virtually *never* having it crash (while Logic 8 crashes more
often than the Jamaican Bobsled Team) I started looking at it more
seriously.
It's the brainchild of Justin Frankel, the guy who wrote WinAmp and
sold it later (his family walked out with somewhere in the hundred
million range from that sale). Now that he was able to do anything he
wanted, he set out to design the DAW that he wanted to use - an answer
to the bloated, expensive and often unacceptably flaky offerings on the
market.
The features are insane and the design philosophy is deep-rooted; it
represents a serious challenge to the status quo. Justin's stated that
he wanted to make it open source but it was problematic because of the
licensing requirements for technologies like ReWire etc, but he's done
the next closest thing - he's opened the architecture and provided kits
so develpoer/users can code their own "extensions". These are
completely different beasts from "audio plugins" - with these
extensions you can write your own support for an audio file format, or
for a control surface (even a non-MIDI one). He's got the user
community completely in a lather writing macros, skins, control surface
support (one user's already got REAPER remote controlled from a
Nintendo DS! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAvvl1U9K5E), workflow
automation...
It's the most exciting thing I've seen in conventional DAWs in a long
time (setting aside radical reframings like Melodyne or Ableton).
Definitely a "must check out" - after all, the download's free, it does
nothing to mess with your computer and the trial period's effectively
limitless.
- Kerry
> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going on.
> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so deep
> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>
>
> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>> HI Gantt,
>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>
>> use Reaper of other host.
>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>
>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>
>>
>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
> Presonus
>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both allegedly
>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>
>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>>
>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>
>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>
>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>>
>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>>
>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>
>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>
>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>
>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
> to
>>>
>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>
>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>
>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>
>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>
>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
> no
>>>
>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>
>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>
>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>
>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>
>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>
>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>>
>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>
>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>
>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>
>>>> - Kerry
>>>>
>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
> said:
>>>>
>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
> wife's
>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>> goes,
>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100353 is a reply to message #100349] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 12:17 |
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I'll pass this on to Tony and let you know what he says.
- K
On 2008-09-15 11:23:20 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>
> Hey Kerry,
>
> I was liking the looks and prices of the Presonus firewire interfaces. Are
> they not all that?
>
> Gantt
>
> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>> Yeah, you got a lemon. Unfortunately everyone I know who bought it got
>> the same lemon and I suspect it only came in lemon flavor :D
>>
>> If I recall, it was swiftly ditched swiftly by my partner in preference
>
>> to more stable gear.
>>
>> - Kerry
>>
>> On 2008-09-15 10:53:18 -0700, "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> said:
>>
>>>
>>> "Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:48ce9c61$1@linux...
>>>>
>>>> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
> on.
>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
> so
>>>> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
>>>> deep
>>>> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>>>> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>>> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>
>>> It's not really hard at all to figure out, in fact I saw an option to
>>> install Reaper to a USB/removable key which reeeally peaked my interest
> in
>>> it as a live tool. That's a pretty small footprint for install and a GREAT
>>> failsafe if the PC blows up in the middle of a gig.
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
> me.
>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>>>> work
>>>> right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>>>> Presonus
>>>> gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>>> gear...
>>>> and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>>>> unfamiliar
>>>> with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>>> like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>
>>> FWIW, and I may have gotten a lemon, I had horrid luck with Presonus FW.
>>>
>>> AA
>>>>
>>>> ~ Ed
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>> HI Gantt,
>>>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
> to
>>>>
>>>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
> do
>>>>
>>>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>
>>>>> Chris
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
> the
>>>> Presonus
>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>>>> allegedly
>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>>>> outs.
>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>
>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>>
>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as
> a
>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
> for
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
> the
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>>
>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>>
>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>>
>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>>> to
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>>
>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>>
>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
> $50
>>>>
>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>> no
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you
> can
>>>>
>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
> $50
>>>>
>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>>
>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>>
>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
> beta
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
> rig
>>>>
>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>> said:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on
> my
>>>> wife's
>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>>>>>> saying
>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100354 is a reply to message #100352] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 13:20 |
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Have you been using the Mac version or PC?
KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>I can't answer the Presonus question, but I'll field the REAPER one.
>
>It's the complete antithesis of bloatware - lean, fast and mean. It's
>so tightly coded that the installer's a mere 3.3 meg, and it installs
>nothing in your system - in fact it can be run from a USB key. It boots
>lightning fast and editing/mixing is a breeze.
>
>I got turned on to it by my production partner last year. I was dubious
>at first - why would I be interested when I'm already running Logic 8?
>Well, after playing with the pre-beta (really an alpha) build for a
>while and virtually *never* having it crash (while Logic 8 crashes more
>often than the Jamaican Bobsled Team) I started looking at it more
>seriously.
>
>It's the brainchild of Justin Frankel, the guy who wrote WinAmp and
>sold it later (his family walked out with somewhere in the hundred
>million range from that sale). Now that he was able to do anything he
>wanted, he set out to design the DAW that he wanted to use - an answer
>to the bloated, expensive and often unacceptably flaky offerings on the
>market.
>
>The features are insane and the design philosophy is deep-rooted; it
>represents a serious challenge to the status quo. Justin's stated that
>he wanted to make it open source but it was problematic because of the
>licensing requirements for technologies like ReWire etc, but he's done
>the next closest thing - he's opened the architecture and provided kits
>so develpoer/users can code their own "extensions". These are
>completely different beasts from "audio plugins" - with these
>extensions you can write your own support for an audio file format, or
>for a control surface (even a non-MIDI one). He's got the user
>community completely in a lather writing macros, skins, control surface
>support (one user's already got REAPER remote controlled from a
>Nintendo DS! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAvvl1U9K5E), workflow
>automation...
>
>It's the most exciting thing I've seen in conventional DAWs in a long
>time (setting aside radical reframings like Melodyne or Ableton).
>Definitely a "must check out" - after all, the download's free, it does
>nothing to mess with your computer and the trial period's effectively
>limitless.
>
>- Kerry
>
>> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
on.
>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
so
>> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
deep
>> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>
>
>>
>>
>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>> HI Gantt,
>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
to
>>
>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
do
>>
>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
the
>> Presonus
>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
allegedly
>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
outs.
>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>
>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>>
>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>
>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>
>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
for
>>>>
>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
the
>>>>
>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>
>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>
>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>
>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>> to
>>>>
>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>
>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>
>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>
>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>
>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>> no
>>>>
>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>
>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
$50
>>
>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>
>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>
>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>
>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
beta
>>>>
>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
rig
>>
>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>
>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>
>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>
>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>> said:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>> wife's
>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>>> goes,
>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gantt
>
>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100355 is a reply to message #100344] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 14:35 |
Chris Ludwig
Messages: 868
Registered: May 2006
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HI Gantt,
Sorry for any vagueness.
I mean to say that the Older Firepod which was re-branded for what ever
reason into the FP10 was more reliable over all. They designed that unit
unit using an older BridgeCo Fire wire chip which didn't have any bells
and whistle features of some FW chips but worked OK. It pretty much
won't work reliably under 10ms with most any system but for live
recording setups that is not a big deal. Thats more important for studio
and VSTi people.
The Firestudio series are using TC electronics Dice 2 chip which is full
of compatibility issues and performance issues. Some Devices from TC,
Presonus , M-Audio, Mackie, Apogee plus other use this chip and almost
all have some form of compatibility problem with Sonar and even with
other apps that have a correct implementation of ASIO. Most of the
issues involve compatibility issues with Fire wire chip sets though.
Even TI ones.
The only fire wire interfaces I've seen be the least problematic are the
ONLY manufacturers that use their own fire wire chip design. MOTU and RME.
The Turion64 is a slow processor but if all you need to do is record 2
to 8 tracks at 44.1k or 48k you should be fine.
Reaper will by far be the best choice for this on a slower machine.
There are something you will want to find out before you invest in ANY
audio interface for this laptop.
What OS version
How much ram.
How big and what speed is th internal drive?
What Fire wire chip set is the laptop using?
Being a AMD laptop it might be using a Via CPU chip and Fire wire chip
set. Which actually might be a good thing.
For a laptop you really need to have either TI or Via based fire wire to
improve the odds of it working.
Chris
Gantt Kushner wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Are you saying that the Presonus
> Firepod and Firestudio units would probably work well w/ Reaper?
>
> By the way - out HP laptop has a "AMD Turion64" sticker on it.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Gantt
>
> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>> HI Gantt,
>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>
>> use Reaper of other host.
>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>
>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>
>>
>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
> Presonus
>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both allegedly
>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line outs.
>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>
>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>>
>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>
>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>
>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>
>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>
>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>
>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
> to
>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>
>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>
>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>
>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>
>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
> no
>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>
>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>
>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>
>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>
>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>
>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>
>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>
>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>
>>>> - Kerry
>>>>
>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
> said:
>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
> wife's
>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>> goes,
>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100356 is a reply to message #100346] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 14:37 |
Chris Ludwig
Messages: 868
Registered: May 2006
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HI Kerry,
Yes we had lots of lemons in the fire studio series.
They seemed to have gotten whatever manufacture ring issues they had out
of the way but still haven't gotten drivers sorted out to be a stable as
they should be.
Chris
KerryGalloway wrote:
> Yeah, you got a lemon. Unfortunately everyone I know who bought it got
> the same lemon and I suspect it only came in lemon flavor :D
>
> If I recall, it was swiftly ditched swiftly by my partner in preference
> to more stable gear.
>
> - Kerry
>
> On 2008-09-15 10:53:18 -0700, "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> said:
>
>>
>> "Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote in message news:48ce9c61$1@linux...
>>>
>>> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's
>>> going on.
>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
>>> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
>>> deep
>>> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to
>>> figure
>>> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>
>> It's not really hard at all to figure out, in fact I saw an option to
>> install Reaper to a USB/removable key which reeeally peaked my
>> interest in
>> it as a live tool. That's a pretty small footprint for install and a
>> GREAT
>> failsafe if the PC blows up in the middle of a gig.
>>
>>>
>>> Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it
>>> confuses me.
>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>>> work
>>> right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>>> Presonus
>>> gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>> gear...
>>> and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>>> unfamiliar
>>> with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>> like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>
>> FWIW, and I may have gotten a lemon, I had horrid luck with Presonus FW.
>>
>> AA
>>>
>>> ~ Ed
>>>
>>>
>>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>> HI Gantt,
>>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>>>
>>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>>>
>>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out
>>>>> if the
>>> Presonus
>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>>> allegedly
>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>>> outs.
>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>
>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>
>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>
>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it
>>>>>> excelllent for
>>>>>
>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>>>>>> on the
>>>>>
>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>
>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>
>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>
>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>> to
>>>>>
>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>
>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>
>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>>
>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>> no
>>>>>
>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>>
>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
>>>>>> $50
>>>
>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>
>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>
>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
>>>>>> beta
>>>>>
>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
>>>>>> rig
>>>
>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>> said:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>> wife's
>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>>>>> saying
>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Gantt
>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100357 is a reply to message #100341] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 14:56 |
Chris Ludwig
Messages: 868
Registered: May 2006
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Senior Member |
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HI Aaron,
If Tascam didn't have the worst customer support period I would be
recommending one to him. I didn't think their support could have gotten
worse but now it is basically non-existent. Which is too bad because
that was a great unit when it came out.
I'm pretty sure Sonar was designed from the bottom up to use Microsoft's
WDM. Pretty dumb idea IMHO. WDM was a disaster waiting to happen. Never
quite being finished. Having to be hacked by driver developers to even
get it to work at anything close to ASIO. Even then MS was constantly
changing "improving?" it with little or no interaction with the Pro
Audio world. The only real improvement in WDM had to do with gaming and
home theater use. Which Logically was more important that the tiny tiny
tiny Pro audio market.
Other than some sort of strange politics of the time I'm not sure why
Cakewalk didn't develop Sonar around ASIO instead. Oh yeah they said
that they didn't want to be at the mercy of a competitor. So it's better
we go with a driver model that is completely unproven developed by a
company that no interest ion the Pro Audio market. Go Figure.
I must say it is the most daring development design idea they ever had
at least. :)
Chris
Aaron Allen wrote:
> If it's any kind of help or benchmark I've got SONAR 6 running ASIO on a
> Tascam FW unit on a PCI TI chipset card reliably at about 10 mSec using all
> 18 I/O's on a nVidia based mobo, AMD 3700+ dual core. Anything faster and it
> craps out. SONAR seems to really like WDM models better but I hate the
> latency that presents. Haven't tried Reaper on that setup as I build very
> specific systems to do what they should and nothing else, and being in the
> middle of projects isn't the time I want to experiment. YMMV.
> AA
>
>
> "Chris Ludwig" <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote in message
> news:48ce635e$1@linux...
>> HI Gantt,
>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>> use Reaper of other host.
>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>
>>
>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if the
>>> Presonus
>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>> allegedly
>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>> outs.
>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output. I dunno. I
>>> need to do this on the cheap!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>>
>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>
>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>
>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring shareware
>>>> (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50 for
>>>> non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>
>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>
>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>
>>>> - Kerry
>>>>
>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>> said:
>>>>
>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>>>> wife's
>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>> goes,
>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100360 is a reply to message #100354] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 18:41 |
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As of this point - both. I have the dual G5 running the Mac version on
OSX and the PC version on that Athlon I wrote about. Very little
difference between the two either.
- K
On 2008-09-15 13:20:41 -0700, "gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>
> Have you been using the Mac version or PC?
>
> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>> I can't answer the Presonus question, but I'll field the REAPER one.
>>
>> It's the complete antithesis of bloatware - lean, fast and mean. It's
>> so tightly coded that the installer's a mere 3.3 meg, and it installs
>> nothing in your system - in fact it can be run from a USB key. It boots
>
>> lightning fast and editing/mixing is a breeze.
>>
>> I got turned on to it by my production partner last year. I was dubious
>
>> at first - why would I be interested when I'm already running Logic 8?
>> Well, after playing with the pre-beta (really an alpha) build for a
>> while and virtually *never* having it crash (while Logic 8 crashes more
>
>> often than the Jamaican Bobsled Team) I started looking at it more
>> seriously.
>>
>> It's the brainchild of Justin Frankel, the guy who wrote WinAmp and
>> sold it later (his family walked out with somewhere in the hundred
>> million range from that sale). Now that he was able to do anything he
>> wanted, he set out to design the DAW that he wanted to use - an answer
>> to the bloated, expensive and often unacceptably flaky offerings on the
>
>> market.
>>
>> The features are insane and the design philosophy is deep-rooted; it
>> represents a serious challenge to the status quo. Justin's stated that
>> he wanted to make it open source but it was problematic because of the
>> licensing requirements for technologies like ReWire etc, but he's done
>> the next closest thing - he's opened the architecture and provided kits
>
>> so develpoer/users can code their own "extensions". These are
>> completely different beasts from "audio plugins" - with these
>> extensions you can write your own support for an audio file format, or
>> for a control surface (even a non-MIDI one). He's got the user
>> community completely in a lather writing macros, skins, control surface
>
>> support (one user's already got REAPER remote controlled from a
>> Nintendo DS! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAvvl1U9K5E), workflow
>> automation...
>>
>> It's the most exciting thing I've seen in conventional DAWs in a long
>> time (setting aside radical reframings like Melodyne or Ableton).
>> Definitely a "must check out" - after all, the download's free, it does
>
>> nothing to mess with your computer and the trial period's effectively
>> limitless.
>>
>> - Kerry
>>
>>> Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
> on.
>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
> so
>>> far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
> deep
>>> and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>>> out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>> and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>> HI Gantt,
>>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
> to
>>>
>>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
> do
>>>
>>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
> the
>>> Presonus
>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
> allegedly
>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
> outs.
>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>
>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>
>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>
>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
> for
>>>>>
>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
> the
>>>>>
>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>
>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>
>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>
>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>> to
>>>>>
>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>
>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>
>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>>
>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>> no
>>>>>
>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>>
>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
> $50
>>>
>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>
>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>
>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
> beta
>>>>>
>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
> rig
>>>
>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>> said:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>> wife's
>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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Mon, 15 September 2008 18:44 |
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Hmm, version 1.3 of what? Reaper? The current Mac version, 2.46, is here:
http://www.reaper.fm/download.php
- K
On 2008-09-15 09:22:07 -0700, "Steve Cox" <stevec1@charter.net> said:
>
> I checked on the web and only found version 1.3 for Mac OSX. Is this all that's
> available for the trial version? I saww something also about a version 8
> being the latest version.
> Steve
>
> "chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>
>> I second that. I finally set up my rig again.
>>
>> Firepod
>> Reaper
>> Groove Agent
>> Halion
>> Sony Vaio laptop running VISTA!
>>
>> I recorded a quick and dirty version of
>> http://www.bobdylan.com/#/songs/it-takes-lot-laugh-it-takes- train-cry
>> on saturday and it was all rock solid.
>>
>> Chuck
>>
>>
>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>
>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>
>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent for
>>
>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on the
>>
>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift to
>>
>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>
>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's no
>>
>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>
>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>
>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>
>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>
>>> and being up and running.
>>>
>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>
>>> - Kerry
>>>
>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> said:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my wife's
>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>> goes,
>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100362 is a reply to message #100357] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 18:46 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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Senior Member |
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If I may be so rude, Tascam support sucks donkey balls. And badly at that.
AA
"Chris Ludwig" <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote in message
news:48cedddc@linux...
> HI Aaron,
>
> If Tascam didn't have the worst customer support period I would be
> recommending one to him. I didn't think their support could have gotten
> worse but now it is basically non-existent. Which is too bad because that
> was a great unit when it came out.
>
>
> I'm pretty sure Sonar was designed from the bottom up to use Microsoft's
> WDM. Pretty dumb idea IMHO. WDM was a disaster waiting to happen. Never
> quite being finished. Having to be hacked by driver developers to even get
> it to work at anything close to ASIO. Even then MS was constantly changing
> "improving?" it with little or no interaction with the Pro Audio world.
> The only real improvement in WDM had to do with gaming and home theater
> use. Which Logically was more important that the tiny tiny tiny Pro audio
> market.
> Other than some sort of strange politics of the time I'm not sure why
> Cakewalk didn't develop Sonar around ASIO instead. Oh yeah they said
> that they didn't want to be at the mercy of a competitor. So it's better
> we go with a driver model that is completely unproven developed by a
> company that no interest ion the Pro Audio market. Go Figure.
> I must say it is the most daring development design idea they ever had at
> least. :)
>
>
> Chris
>
>
> Aaron Allen wrote:
>> If it's any kind of help or benchmark I've got SONAR 6 running ASIO on a
>> Tascam FW unit on a PCI TI chipset card reliably at about 10 mSec using
>> all 18 I/O's on a nVidia based mobo, AMD 3700+ dual core. Anything faster
>> and it craps out. SONAR seems to really like WDM models better but I hate
>> the latency that presents. Haven't tried Reaper on that setup as I build
>> very specific systems to do what they should and nothing else, and being
>> in the middle of projects isn't the time I want to experiment. YMMV.
>> AA
>>
>>
>> "Chris Ludwig" <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote in message
>> news:48ce635e$1@linux...
>>> HI Gantt,
>>> If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>> YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>> The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>>> use Reaper of other host.
>>> The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>>> not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
>>>> the Presonus
>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>> allegedly
>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>> outs.
>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output. I dunno.
>>>> I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>>
>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>
>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>> for
>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
>>>>> the
>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>>>> to
>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>
>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>>> no
>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>
>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
>>>>> beta
>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>
>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>
>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>
>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>> said:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>>>>> wife's
>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>>>> saying
>>>> goes,
>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gantt
>>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100365 is a reply to message #100340] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 21:04 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
Registered: July 2005
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Senior Member |
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Ed
You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work for
you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that is just
more Ed stuff.
Chuck
"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>
>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going on.
> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so deep
>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>
>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses me.
> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
work
>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the Presonus
>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier gear...
>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am unfamiliar
>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>
>~ Ed
>
>
>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>HI Gantt,
>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>
>>use Reaper of other host.
>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>
>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>
>>Chris
>>
>>
>>
>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
the
>Presonus
>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
allegedly
>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
outs.
>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>
>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>
>>> Gantt
>>>
>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>
>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>
>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
for
>>>
>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
the
>>>
>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>
>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>
>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>
>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>to
>>>
>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>
>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>
>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>
>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>
>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>no
>>>
>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>
>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay $50
>
>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>
>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>
>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>
>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the beta
>>>
>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX rig
>
>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>
>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>
>>>> - Kerry
>>>>
>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>said:
>>>>
>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>wife's
>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>> goes,
>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>>>>
>>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100369 is a reply to message #100365] |
Tue, 16 September 2008 10:20 |
Ed
Messages: 199
Registered: February 2006
|
Senior Member |
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Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>
>Ed
>
>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work for
>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that is just
>more Ed stuff.
>
>Chuck
>
>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>
>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
on.
>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading so
>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
deep
>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>
>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
me.
>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>work
>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the Presonus
>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier gear...
>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am unfamiliar
>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>
>>~ Ed
>>
>>
>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>HI Gantt,
>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve to
>>
>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units do
>>
>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>
>>>Chris
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
>the
>>Presonus
>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>allegedly
>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>outs.
>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>
>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>
>>>> Gantt
>>>>
>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>
>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>
>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as a
>
>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>for
>>>>
>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
>the
>>>>
>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>
>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>
>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>
>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>to
>>>>
>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>
>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>
>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>
>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then $50
>>
>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>no
>>>>
>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you can
>>
>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
$50
>>
>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>
>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>
>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>
>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
beta
>>>>
>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
rig
>>
>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>
>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>
>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>
>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>said:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on my
>>wife's
>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the saying
>>>> goes,
>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>
>>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100372 is a reply to message #100369] |
Tue, 16 September 2008 14:03 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
Registered: July 2005
|
Senior Member |
|
|
You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
theories, the usual.
Chuck
"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>
>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>
>
>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>
>>Ed
>>
>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work
for
>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that is
just
>>more Ed stuff.
>>
>>Chuck
>>
>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
>on.
>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
so
>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
>deep
>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>
>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>me.
>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>>work
>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the Presonus
>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier gear...
>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am unfamiliar
>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>
>>>~ Ed
>>>
>>>
>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
to
>>>
>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
do
>>>
>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>
>>>>Chris
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out if
>>the
>>>Presonus
>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>allegedly
>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>outs.
>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>
>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>
>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>
>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>
>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as
a
>>
>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>for
>>>>>
>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files on
>>the
>>>>>
>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>
>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even a
>
>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>
>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>
>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>>to
>>>>>
>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this for
>>>
>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no copy
>>>
>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
$50
>>>
>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>no
>>>>>
>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you
can
>>>
>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
>$50
>>>
>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade fee
>>>
>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>
>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
>beta
>>>>>
>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
>rig
>>>
>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>said:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on
my
>>>wife's
>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
saying
>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100378 is a reply to message #100372] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 04:57 |
Ed
Messages: 199
Registered: February 2006
|
Senior Member |
|
|
Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew? I
think you're a moron...
[snip snip]
"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>
>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
>theories, the usual.
>
>Chuck
>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>
>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>
>>
>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Ed
>>>
>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work
>for
>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that is
>just
>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>
>>>Chuck
>>>
>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
>>on.
>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>so
>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is so
>>deep
>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to figure
>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis io14
>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>
>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>me.
>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does not
>>>work
>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the Presonus
>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
gear...
>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am unfamiliar
>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>
>>>>~ Ed
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
>to
>>>>
>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
>do
>>>>
>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>
>>>>>Chris
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out
if
>>>the
>>>>Presonus
>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>allegedly
>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>outs.
>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>
>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the cost
>>>>
>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as
>a
>>>
>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>for
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
on
>>>the
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>>
>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even
a
>>
>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>>
>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in fact,
>>>>
>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>>>to
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this
for
>>>>
>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no
copy
>>>>
>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
>$50
>>>>
>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>>no
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>
>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you
>can
>>>>
>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
>>$50
>>>>
>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
fee
>>>>
>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>>
>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
>>beta
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
>>rig
>>>>
>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>said:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on
>my
>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>saying
>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100379 is a reply to message #100378] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 05:09 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
Registered: July 2005
|
Senior Member |
|
|
You'd have to ask my fanbase, haha. At least you can't say I didn't respond.
Chuck
"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>
>Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew?
I
>think you're a moron...
>
>[snip snip]
>
>
>"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>>
>>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
>>theories, the usual.
>>
>>Chuck
>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>>
>>>
>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Ed
>>>>
>>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work
>>for
>>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that is
>>just
>>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>>
>>>>Chuck
>>>>
>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
>>>on.
>>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>>so
>>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is
so
>>>deep
>>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to
figure
>>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis
io14
>>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>>
>>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>>me.
>>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does
not
>>>>work
>>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
Presonus
>>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>gear...
>>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
unfamiliar
>>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>>
>>>>>~ Ed
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
>>to
>>>>>
>>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
>>do
>>>>>
>>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out
>if
>>>>the
>>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod). Both
>>>>allegedly
>>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have line
>>>>outs.
>>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the
cost
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>
>>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid as
>>a
>>>>
>>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>for
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>on
>>>>the
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even
>a
>>>
>>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable, unlike
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in
fact,
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's shift
>>>>>to
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this
>for
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no
>copy
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
>>$50
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>>>no
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>
>>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you
>>can
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it, pay
>>>$50
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
>fee
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late beta);
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>
>>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But the
>>>beta
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your OSX
>>>rig
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>>said:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install on
>>my
>>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>saying
>>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100381 is a reply to message #100379] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 08:48 |
Ed
Messages: 199
Registered: February 2006
|
Senior Member |
|
|
Actually, perhaps it would have been better that you didn't respond... ASSHOLE!
spankyfrost at yahoo dot com Since you seem so brave... Let's discuss email
and we'll take this to a more personal venue.
"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>
>You'd have to ask my fanbase, haha. At least you can't say I didn't respond.
>
>Chuck
>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>
>>Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew?
>I
>>think you're a moron...
>>
>>[snip snip]
>>
>>
>>"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
>>>theories, the usual.
>>>
>>>Chuck
>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Ed
>>>>>
>>>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work
>>>for
>>>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that
is
>>>just
>>>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>>>
>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>
>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
>>>>on.
>>>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>>>so
>>>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is
>so
>>>>deep
>>>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to
>figure
>>>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis
>io14
>>>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>>>me.
>>>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does
>not
>>>>>work
>>>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>Presonus
>>>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>gear...
>>>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>unfamiliar
>>>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that. Sounds
>>>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>~ Ed
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
>>>to
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
>>>do
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out
>>if
>>>>>the
>>>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod).
Both
>>>>>allegedly
>>>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have
line
>>>>>outs.
>>>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the
>cost
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>
>>>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid
as
>>>a
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>>on
>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with "poof,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even
>>a
>>>>
>>>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable,
unlike
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in
>fact,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's
shift
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this
>>for
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact, no
>>copy
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
>>>$50
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>>>>no
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>
>>>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so you
>>>can
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it,
pay
>>>>$50
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
>>fee
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late
beta);
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>
>>>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But
the
>>>>beta
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your
OSX
>>>>rig
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>>>said:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install
on
>>>my
>>>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as the
>>>saying
>>>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100385 is a reply to message #100381] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 15:46 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
Registered: July 2005
|
Senior Member |
|
|
No thanks. Anything I would write in an email, I'm perfectly willing to post
here.
Chuck
"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>
>Actually, perhaps it would have been better that you didn't respond... ASSHOLE!
> spankyfrost at yahoo dot com Since you seem so brave... Let's discuss
email
>and we'll take this to a more personal venue.
>
>
>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>
>>You'd have to ask my fanbase, haha. At least you can't say I didn't respond.
>>
>>Chuck
>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew?
>
>>I
>>>think you're a moron...
>>>
>>>[snip snip]
>>>
>>>
>>>"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
>>>>theories, the usual.
>>>>
>>>>Chuck
>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Ed
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work
>>>>for
>>>>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that
>is
>>>>just
>>>>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
>>>>>on.
>>>>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>>>>so
>>>>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is
>>so
>>>>>deep
>>>>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to
>>figure
>>>>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis
>>io14
>>>>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>>>>me.
>>>>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does
>>not
>>>>>>work
>>>>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>>Presonus
>>>>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>>gear...
>>>>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>>unfamiliar
>>>>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that.
Sounds
>>>>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>~ Ed
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
>>>>to
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
>>>>do
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out
>>>if
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod).
>Both
>>>>>>allegedly
>>>>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have
>line
>>>>>>outs.
>>>>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the
>>cost
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>
>>>>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid
>as
>>>>a
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>>>on
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with
"poof,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even
>>>a
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable,
>unlike
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in
>>fact,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's
>shift
>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this
>>>for
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact,
no
>>>copy
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>
>>>>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
>>>>$50
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>>>>>no
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so
you
>>>>can
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it,
>pay
>>>>>$50
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
>>>fee
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late
>beta);
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>
>>>>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But
>the
>>>>>beta
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your
>OSX
>>>>>rig
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>>>>said:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install
>on
>>>>my
>>>>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as
the
>>>>saying
>>>>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100386 is a reply to message #100381] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 18:49 |
Mike Audet
Messages: 294
Registered: December 2008
|
Senior Member |
|
|
This post is exactly why we need a moderated forum. This is not ok.
"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>
>Actually, perhaps it would have been better that you didn't respond... ASSHOLE!
> spankyfrost at yahoo dot com Since you seem so brave... Let's discuss
email
>and we'll take this to a more personal venue.
>
>
>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>
>>You'd have to ask my fanbase, haha. At least you can't say I didn't respond.
>>
>>Chuck
>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew?
>
>>I
>>>think you're a moron...
>>>
>>>[snip snip]
>>>
>>>
>>>"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
>>>>theories, the usual.
>>>>
>>>>Chuck
>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Ed
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't work
>>>>for
>>>>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that
>is
>>>>just
>>>>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's going
>>>>>on.
>>>>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>>>>so
>>>>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that is
>>so
>>>>>deep
>>>>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer to
>>figure
>>>>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis
>>io14
>>>>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>>>>me.
>>>>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does
>>not
>>>>>>work
>>>>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>>Presonus
>>>>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>>gear...
>>>>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I am
>>unfamiliar
>>>>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that.
Sounds
>>>>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>~ Ed
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will ahve
>>>>to
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
>>>>do
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure out
>>>if
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod).
>Both
>>>>>>allegedly
>>>>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have
>line
>>>>>>outs.
>>>>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the
>>cost
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>
>>>>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid
>as
>>>>a
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>>>on
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with
"poof,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even
>>>a
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable,
>unlike
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in
>>fact,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's
>shift
>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this
>>>for
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact,
no
>>>copy
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>
>>>>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days), then
>>>>$50
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license. There's
>>>>>>>no
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so
you
>>>>can
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it,
>pay
>>>>>$50
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
>>>fee
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late
>beta);
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>
>>>>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But
>the
>>>>>beta
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>>>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your
>OSX
>>>>>rig
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>>>>said:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install
>on
>>>>my
>>>>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as
the
>>>>saying
>>>>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100388 is a reply to message #100386] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 19:37 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
Registered: July 2005
|
Senior Member |
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Mike,
I wholeheartedly disagree. Obviously I started this chain of events, and
to some extent it's territorial pissing, but who is to blame?, Ed for his
cantankerous fuck you don't mess with me stance, or me for pointing out that
I really don't like Ed's cantankerous fuck you don't mess with me stance.
The last time I had an interaction like this with anyone on this NG there
were veiled 'i know where you live' threats thrown around, and so I begged
off. I wasn't about to put my family life in jeopardy because someone doesn't
like some shit I posted on a forum that I started over 10 years ago.
In the end, I want to be free to say, without moderation that I find Eds
attitude really shitty, and that I stand behind every single word I said
in my previous response to Ed.
And I want Ed to feel completely free to respond that I am a Moron, and an
asshole.
Chuck
"Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote:
>
>This post is exactly why we need a moderated forum. This is not ok.
>
>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>
>>Actually, perhaps it would have been better that you didn't respond...
ASSHOLE!
>> spankyfrost at yahoo dot com Since you seem so brave... Let's discuss
>email
>>and we'll take this to a more personal venue.
>>
>>
>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>You'd have to ask my fanbase, haha. At least you can't say I didn't respond.
>>>
>>>Chuck
>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew?
>>
>>>I
>>>>think you're a moron...
>>>>
>>>>[snip snip]
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd, conspiracy
>>>>>theories, the usual.
>>>>>
>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Ed
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't
work
>>>>>for
>>>>>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that
>>is
>>>>>just
>>>>>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's
going
>>>>>>on.
>>>>>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>>>>>so
>>>>>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that
is
>>>so
>>>>>>deep
>>>>>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer
to
>>>figure
>>>>>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis
>>>io14
>>>>>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>>>>>me.
>>>>>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does
>>>not
>>>>>>>work
>>>>>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with the
>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>>>gear...
>>>>>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I
am
>>>unfamiliar
>>>>>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that.
>Sounds
>>>>>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>~ Ed
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will
ahve
>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based units
>>>>>do
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure
out
>>>>if
>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod).
>
>>Both
>>>>>>>allegedly
>>>>>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have
>>line
>>>>>>>outs.
>>>>>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For the
>>>cost
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely zero
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid
>>as
>>>>>a
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>>>>on
>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with
>"poof,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go. Even
>>>>a
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable,
>>unlike
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?" (in
>>>fact,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's
>>shift
>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all this
>>>>for
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact,
>no
>>>>copy
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>
>>>>>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days),
then
>>>>>$50
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license.
There's
>>>>>>>>no
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and "paid
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so
>you
>>>>>can
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it,
>>pay
>>>>>>$50
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
>>>>fee
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late
>>beta);
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But
>>the
>>>>>>beta
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>
>>>>>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your
>>OSX
>>>>>>rig
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>>>>>said:
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install
>>on
>>>>>my
>>>>>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as
>the
>>>>>saying
>>>>>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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| Re: Sonar? [message #100416 is a reply to message #100388] |
Sat, 20 September 2008 08:07 |
Ed
Messages: 199
Registered: February 2006
|
Senior Member |
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Ha ha ha! And you're so funny too!
And you don't even know me... you got this summation from a few posts I created
on this newsgroup? Mostly asking questions cause I don't monitor this newsgroup
daily. Just how were my questions perverse, ugly or even malicious? Please
explain this to me and especially your fan group.
To me you are nothing but a jerk! And one that I would love to meet in person,
cause your old beastie ass can't hide behide a keyboard with your "Yea me,
fuck thee" sissy attitude that you have shown more than once.
Or perhaps you got me mistaken with someone else? I am not sure what your
problem is... but you certainly got issues!
And your post about the threats of the family was silly too. You make me
laugh! Or perhaps you've dissed others and maybe they weren't going to put
up with your cantankerous bullshit either?
Allow me to give you a piece of advice. You see a post on here you don't
like... you can really chose to ignore it, OR you can be bold and post like
an idiot and start personal trouble (like you just have) with peopl you don't
even know. The red pill or the blue pill. You chose!
This thread is dead! Jerk!
"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>
>Mike,
>
>I wholeheartedly disagree. Obviously I started this chain of events, and
>to some extent it's territorial pissing, but who is to blame?, Ed for his
>cantankerous fuck you don't mess with me stance, or me for pointing out
that
>I really don't like Ed's cantankerous fuck you don't mess with me stance.
>
>The last time I had an interaction like this with anyone on this NG there
>were veiled 'i know where you live' threats thrown around, and so I begged
>off. I wasn't about to put my family life in jeopardy because someone doesn't
>like some shit I posted on a forum that I started over 10 years ago.
>
>In the end, I want to be free to say, without moderation that I find Eds
>attitude really shitty, and that I stand behind every single word I said
>in my previous response to Ed.
>
>And I want Ed to feel completely free to respond that I am a Moron, and
an
>asshole.
>
>Chuck
>
>
>
>
>"Mike Audet" <mike@...> wrote:
>>
>>This post is exactly why we need a moderated forum. This is not ok.
>>
>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Actually, perhaps it would have been better that you didn't respond...
>ASSHOLE!
>>> spankyfrost at yahoo dot com Since you seem so brave... Let's discuss
>>email
>>>and we'll take this to a more personal venue.
>>>
>>>
>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>You'd have to ask my fanbase, haha. At least you can't say I didn't respond.
>>>>
>>>>Chuck
>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Are you gleaming with your fan base now with your self righteous spew?
>>>
>>>>I
>>>>>think you're a moron...
>>>>>
>>>>>[snip snip]
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>"chuck " <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You know, the grumpy old man routine, not being in the 'in' crowd,
conspiracy
>>>>>>theories, the usual.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Ed stuff? What exactly just is Ed's stuff in Chuckies world?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Ed
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>You should download, install and give reaper a try. If it doesn't
>work
>>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>you then you should post the reason(s) why. Anyything short of that
>>>is
>>>>>>just
>>>>>>>>more Ed stuff.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Chuck
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>"Ed" <askme@email.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Out of interest, I was kinda following this thread to see what's
>going
>>>>>>>on.
>>>>>>>>> I am unfamiliar with the way Reaper works and from what I am reading
>>>>>>so
>>>>>>>>>far, it sounds interesting. I just hope it isn't something that
>is
>>>>so
>>>>>>>deep
>>>>>>>>>and embedded and bloated that it takes a gyro-symentric engineer
>to
>>>>figure
>>>>>>>>>out just how to do somethings. I have a small setup with an Alesis
>>>>io14
>>>>>>>>>and used Sonar. Some things are not that easy to figure out.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Anyways... I seen this mentioned before in the thread and it confuses
>>>>>>>me.
>>>>>>>>> Is it a typo or could explain what you mean by, "The Presonus does
>>>>not
>>>>>>>>work
>>>>>>>>>right with Presonus gear". What Presonus won't work right with
the
>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>>>gear? Does Presonus have a recording software that comes with thier
>>>>>gear...
>>>>>>>>>and you are saying that software doesn't work with that gear? I
>am
>>>>unfamiliar
>>>>>>>>>with Presonus and was just wondering what you all meant by that.
>
>>Sounds
>>>>>>>>>like I will stay from Presonus, if that is the case...
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>~ Ed
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>HI Gantt,
>>>>>>>>>>If this is a 1.2 GHz laptop it's probably a Centrino based one.
>>>>>>>>>>YOU most reliable host for for this probably be Reaper.
>>>>>>>>>>The Presonus does not work right with Presonus gear so you will
>ahve
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>use Reaper of other host.
>>>>>>>>>>The older FP10(Firepod works fine but all the Firestudio based
units
>>>>>>do
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>not work well becuase of the way Sonar does its ASIO.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Gantt Kushner wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> Reaper certainly is worth checking out! I'm trying to figure
>out
>>>>>if
>>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>>Presonus
>>>>>>>>>>> Firestudio is worth the extra $$$ over the FP10 (AKA Firepod).
>>
>>>Both
>>>>>>>>allegedly
>>>>>>>>>>> have the super groovy mic pres and firewire. Both seek to have
>>>line
>>>>>>>>outs.
>>>>>>>>>>> The Firestudio seems to have better S/N in the digi output.
>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> I dunno. I need to do this on the cheap!
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Heya Gantt - REAPER is definitely ready for prime time. For
the
>>>>cost
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> involved (zero, and a painless install that does absolutely
zero
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> invasive stuff on your HD) you can't go wrong trying it out.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.reaper.fm/
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> We use it for live recording all the time, and it's been solid
>>>as
>>>>>>a
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> rock. It also contains a number of features that make it excelllent
>>>>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> live recording - for example, you can set it to save audio files
>>>>>on
>>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> fly when they reach a certain size, so you never wind up with
>>"poof,
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> it's all gone!" even when recording a full evening at a go.
Even
>>>>>a
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> disaster like a kicked-out power bar can be fully recoverable,
>>>unlike
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> some apps that shrug and leave you nothing but a "whaddya?"
(in
>>>>fact,
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> that feature right there is part of what prompted my partner's
>>>shift
>>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> REAPER for live work).
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Great sound quality, a ton of plugins and features, and all
this
>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> cheap. No dongle for aggressive dancers to bump out; in fact,
>>no
>>>>>copy
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> protection of any sort, it's honor system. 30 day non-expiring
>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> shareware (you get a five-second nag at boot after 30 days),
>then
>>>>>>$50
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> for non-commercial use and $225 for full commercial license.
>There's
>>>>>>>>>no
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> difference between the functionality of "trial", "paid" and
"paid
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> commercial" though, it's honor system and it's upgradeable so
>>you
>>>>>>can
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> use it for free for as long as you like to see if you like it,
>>>pay
>>>>>>>$50
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> for the initial license if you do, and then pay the $175 upgrade
>>>>>fee
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> when commercial remote recordings come in.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Although it's PC native, it also runs on Mac OSX (it's in late
>>>beta);
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Justin's goal (he's nearly there) is to have the two development
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> branches merged so PC and OSX upgrades stay neck-and-neck. But
>>>the
>>>>>>>beta
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> has been running like a champ for me here, and this opens the
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> possibility of bringing your HD home and plugging it into your
>>>OSX
>>>>>>>rig
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> and being up and running.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> And there'll be more news soon re: REAPER and PARIS.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> - Kerry
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> On 2008-09-14 08:41:28 -0700, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
>>>>>>>>>said:
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any Sonar users around? I'm looking for something to install
>>>on
>>>>>>my
>>>>>>>>>wife's
>>>>>>>>>>>>> HP laptop fpr rempoe gigs w/ a firewire interface. I am, as
>>the
>>>>>>saying
>>>>>>>>>>> goes,
>>>>>>>>>>>>> wide open to suggestion!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Gantt
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
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