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So here's a question... [message #106842]

Wed, 28 December 2011 09:52

ganttmann1

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Registered: April 2009
Location: Silver Spring

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How many people still use Paris on a day-to-day basis (like me!)? How many make their livings (if you can call this a living!) with Paris (like me!)?

Gantt

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Re: So here's a question... [message #106843 is a reply to message #106842]

Wed, 28 December 2011 14:36

dnafe

Messages: 390
Registered: February 2009

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Unfortunately not any more.

I lost my home based mix room to my son and our new shop is using Reaper with Radar V as it's front end.

I do miss it but not the work-arounds.

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Re: So here's a question... [message #106845 is a reply to message #106842]

Wed, 28 December 2011 15:03

Wayne

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Registered: July 2008
Location: Las Vegas

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Day to day if on a project. Weekly if I'm just keeping active. Monthly when I've got video projects on the burner. I've been a user since 1997.

I don't make a living (per se) with Paris. I'm a retired (20yr Navy vet) and I gig with a lounge band in Vegas for additional income, but I do use Paris to earn income in multi ways.

I have a video/audio studio and I use Paris for recording and editing, fixing other people mixes (sometimes tracks, sometimes stereo mix's) and mastering. I earn a few bucks.

I use Sonar Cakewalk to write sequences which I dump in Paris and use Paris to master stereo tracks which I use when gigging.

I use Paris mastered stereo tracks for Sony VegasPro on the video computer when creating video projects for clients. Earn a few bucks this way too.

Below is my studio website. All the videos and most of the audio is done thru my studio.

Wayne
www.audio-audition.com

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Re: So here's a question... [message #106846 is a reply to message #106845]

Wed, 28 December 2011 15:08

ganttmann1

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Hey Wayne - Do you know a guy named Buzz Evans? Lived many years in Vegas playing guitar and pedal steel. He moved to Austin a few years ago but I think he's back in Las Vegas now. I lived there for about a year somewhere around 1979 - 1980. Details are kinda fuzzy - I hadn't quit drinking and drugging yet!

Nice to meet a fellow Paris-ite!

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Wed, 28 December 2011 15:15

Wayne

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Registered: July 2008
Location: Las Vegas

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Sure do. Played with him once on a gig where I sub'd in on cause the guitar player was sick. Nice guy. I knew he moved to Austin but I hadn't heard that he was back. He would only vagely remember me if at all.

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Re: So here's a question... [message #106848 is a reply to message #106842]

Wed, 28 December 2011 16:12

thesandbox1

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Registered: July 2009
Location: Carmel, IN

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Every time I think of migrating I keep coming back to the things that make PARIS what it is. I will sync to Reaper when I have the need for VSTi's but just find my way around PARIS comforting like each pair of Gazelle's I have bought for the last 25 years. Wink

Protools 10 does look somewhat inviting though for mixing though I have not tried it but do get inquiries now and again to mix a project done on protools but til now have just had them give me zero'ed out wav files as I like to start from scratch anyway if it is an outside project. My next computer build I might think again about a modern option...or not. Wink

https://www.facebook.com/Sandbox-Productions-Recording-Studi o-Carmel-IN-122733877784336/

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