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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100453 is a reply to message #99459] |
Tue, 23 September 2008 12:54   |
Larry Hogan
Messages: 17
Registered: June 2005
Location: Upstate New York
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"Rich Lamanna" <richard.lamanna@verizon.net> wrote:
>Rod and Kerry, I would concur on this too. I know of a small studio locally
>here in upstate NY, who used Paris the last time I checked and I don't think
>I've ever seen him post on the news group either.
Hi, Rich,
Don't know if I'm the "small studio" owner you're referring to (formerly
of Saratoga Springs, now moved up to Gansevoort), but I'm still here, too.
Not much opportunity using PARIS during the past couple of years (no audio
work at all, actually, between lots of life stressors), but I'm hopefully
gonna be working on recording again this year. (Mac running 2.1 with 2 cards/C-16s,
etc.).
It's a little late to be responding to your post, but count me in, guys...
Larry Hogan
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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100454 is a reply to message #100453] |
Tue, 23 September 2008 17:41 |
Bradley Reed
Messages: 5
Registered: June 2008
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I too did not reply to this post, and I know of one other (ongoing) Paris
user here in Las Vegas that does not frequent this group (I tech for him so
he relies on me).......now that's a scary thing!
Also 2 other past clients of mine that used to use Paris as recent as 2
years ago that I know of. I will give them a call and see if they are still
on board. (Chuck-V, and Juniel......both Hip Hop guys).
You guys are the best......even with the occasional argument (or spat as it
may seem)
I will use Paris until the day I die.......or until someone comes up with
something that sounds as good.
I recently partnered with another guy to start an online type studio service
(that is the reason why to completely integrate Logic and PT's with the
light-pipe options), and I introduced him to Paris, and he is absolutely
blown away, and when I told him it is 10 year old technology (with the
exception of the ongoing development), he is truly left speechless, and
can't understand how something like this could have been
abandoned........oops, I didn't mean to start a rant.....sorry......don't
reply to that comment.
At any rate, we plan to use Paris along with some outboard analog gear to
enhance and remix and master already recorded stuff, whether originally
recorded in PT, Logic, Cubase or Sonar (amongst some other services)
I haven't found any one who can argue that Paris just sounds deeper and
fuller than anything on the market (even today). I have taken complete ly
polished and good mixes in Logic, and sent them out the ADAT stems into
Paris, and without even giving them a touch of compression (which even makes
it sound better IMO), it sound bigger fatter and louder than any plug-in
combination you can put on the mix buss.....and Logic is one of the best
sounding mix engines out their.....again IMO.
Thanks for all the help.......off to try some more stuff (a good nights rest
always gives you a better outlook on the issues at hand.....don't you
think??..... :-)
-Bradley
On 9/23/08 12:54 PM, in article 48d94979$1@linux, "Larry Hogan"
<ooglybong@nycap.rr.com> wrote:
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> "Rich Lamanna" <richard.lamanna@verizon.net> wrote:
>> Rod and Kerry, I would concur on this too. I know of a small studio locally
>> here in upstate NY, who used Paris the last time I checked and I don't think
>> I've ever seen him post on the news group either.
>
>
> Hi, Rich,
>
> Don't know if I'm the "small studio" owner you're referring to (formerly
> of Saratoga Springs, now moved up to Gansevoort), but I'm still here, too.
> Not much opportunity using PARIS during the past couple of years (no audio
> work at all, actually, between lots of life stressors), but I'm hopefully
> gonna be working on recording again this year. (Mac running 2.1 with 2
> cards/C-16s,
> etc.).
>
> It's a little late to be responding to your post, but count me in, guys...
>
> Larry Hogan
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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100456 is a reply to message #100454] |
Tue, 23 September 2008 18:57 |
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Thanks both of you - you're in the Big (and growing) Database now and
I'll be very interested to hear whatever other names you turn up. PARIS
was fairly prominent in the rap/hiphop scene here through Dubvibe's
work with artists like Sweatshop Union, there's something about the
platform that makes it a good mesh.
- K
:)On 2008-09-23 17:41:08 -0700, Bradley Reed <bradleywreed@mac.com> said:
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> I too did not reply to this post, and I know of one other (ongoing) Paris
> user here in Las Vegas that does not frequent this group (I tech for him so
> he relies on me).......now that's a scary thing!
>
>
> Also 2 other past clients of mine that used to use Paris as recent as 2
> years ago that I know of. I will give them a call and see if they are still
> on board. (Chuck-V, and Juniel......both Hip Hop guys).
>
>
>
> You guys are the best......even with the occasional argument (or spat as it
> may seem)
>
>
> I will use Paris until the day I die.......or until someone comes up with
> something that sounds as good.
>
> I recently partnered with another guy to start an online type studio service
> (that is the reason why to completely integrate Logic and PT's with the
> light-pipe options), and I introduced him to Paris, and he is absolutely
> blown away, and when I told him it is 10 year old technology (with the
> exception of the ongoing development), he is truly left speechless, and
> can't understand how something like this could have been
> abandoned........oops, I didn't mean to start a rant.....sorry......don't
> reply to that comment.
>
> At any rate, we plan to use Paris along with some outboard analog gear to
> enhance and remix and master already recorded stuff, whether originally
> recorded in PT, Logic, Cubase or Sonar (amongst some other services)
>
>
> I haven't found any one who can argue that Paris just sounds deeper and
> fuller than anything on the market (even today). I have taken complete ly
> polished and good mixes in Logic, and sent them out the ADAT stems into
> Paris, and without even giving them a touch of compression (which even makes
> it sound better IMO), it sound bigger fatter and louder than any plug-in
> combination you can put on the mix buss.....and Logic is one of the best
> sounding mix engines out their.....again IMO.
>
>
> Thanks for all the help.......off to try some more stuff (a good nights rest
> always gives you a better outlook on the issues at hand.....don't you
> think??..... :-)
>
>
> -Bradley
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>
>
>
>
> On 9/23/08 12:54 PM, in article 48d94979$1@linux, "Larry Hogan"
> <ooglybong@nycap.rr.com> wrote:
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>>
>> "Rich Lamanna" <richard.lamanna@verizon.net> wrote:
>>> Rod and Kerry, I would concur on this too. I know of a small studio locally
>>> here in upstate NY, who used Paris the last time I checked and I don't think
>>> I've ever seen him post on the news group either.
>>
>>
>> Hi, Rich,
>>
>> Don't know if I'm the "small studio" owner you're referring to (formerly
>> of Saratoga Springs, now moved up to Gansevoort), but I'm still here, too.
>> Not much opportunity using PARIS during the past couple of years (no audio
>> work at all, actually, between lots of life stressors), but I'm hopefully
>> gonna be working on recording again this year. (Mac running 2.1 with 2
>> cards/C-16s,
>> etc.).
>>
>> It's a little late to be responding to your post, but count me in, guys...
>>
>> Larry Hogan
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100465 is a reply to message #100463] |
Wed, 24 September 2008 00:04 |
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Welcome aboard - sure does count, Rich. You just made it a nice even
140. Next target - 150.
Sounds like a nice-sized rig. Never got tempted into going to 3.0, huh?
- K
On 2008-09-23 23:32:37 -0700, "Rich Kelley"
<richard_NOSPAMk_98686@yahoo.com> said:
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> Hi Kerry,
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> I'm still using PARIS. I mostly record my own stuff and a few friends.
> I don't do anything commercial as far as recording. I'm hoping to sell the
> music some day. I just finished another song for the album that is going
> to take a decade to complete. I probably should name it that.
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> Anyway, PARIS still works for me. I have no desire to learn a new tool.
> I have a four card system, three C16s, and an MEC with an 8-in and an 8-out.
> I have spare cards and an MEC. I run 2.2 on XP.
>
> Put me on your list if my useage counts.
>
> Rich Kelley
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100486 is a reply to message #100483] |
Wed, 24 September 2008 18:22 |
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Got you in, Bill, welcome!
- K
On 2008-09-24 14:18:25 -0700, "Bill Terry" <bterryNO_SPAM@gmail.com> said:
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> I don't think I've been counted, but I've had a Paris System for several years
> now. I have two EDS-1000s, MEC, C-16, two 8-Ins, one IF-2, and Paris 3.0.
> BT
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100494 is a reply to message #100465] |
Thu, 25 September 2008 06:17 |
Kateeba
Messages: 76
Registered: August 2005
Location: Hamden, Connecticut
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I think you got me in, but in case you don't, I use Paris exclusively with
my G4 450 and it is still "kickin." Here is my little basement studio.
The second picture down is how it actually looks now. That old CRT monitor
died a while back. Lou
http://www.enchantedvibrations.net/equipment.html
KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>Welcome aboard - sure does count, Rich. You just made it a nice even
>140. Next target - 150.
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>Sounds like a nice-sized rig. Never got tempted into going to 3.0, huh?
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>- K
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>On 2008-09-23 23:32:37 -0700, "Rich Kelley"
><richard_NOSPAMk_98686@yahoo.com> said:
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>> Hi Kerry,
>>
>> I'm still using PARIS. I mostly record my own stuff and a few friends.
>> I don't do anything commercial as far as recording. I'm hoping to sell
the
>> music some day. I just finished another song for the album that is going
>> to take a decade to complete. I probably should name it that.
>>
>> Anyway, PARIS still works for me. I have no desire to learn a new tool.
>> I have a four card system, three C16s, and an MEC with an 8-in and an
8-out.
>> I have spare cards and an MEC. I run 2.2 on XP.
>>
>> Put me on your list if my useage counts.
>>
>> Rich Kelley
>
Louis Guarino Jr.
www.enchantedvibrations.net
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| Re: A Little PARIS Research - Size of user community [message #100495 is a reply to message #100494] |
Thu, 25 September 2008 07:37 |
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You bet I got you, Lou, but thanks for checking. You've got me thinking
about a "PARIS RIg Pix" page at the blog.
- Kerry
On 2008-09-25 06:17:55 -0700, "Louis Guarino Jr." <kateeba@snet.net> said:
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> I think you got me in, but in case you don't, I use Paris exclusively with
> my G4 450 and it is still "kickin." Here is my little basement studio.
> The second picture down is how it actually looks now. That old CRT monitor
> died a while back. Lou
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> http://www.enchantedvibrations.net/equipment.html
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> KerryGalloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>> Welcome aboard - sure does count, Rich. You just made it a nice even
>> 140. Next target - 150.
>>
>> Sounds like a nice-sized rig. Never got tempted into going to 3.0, huh?
>>
>> - K
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>> On 2008-09-23 23:32:37 -0700, "Rich Kelley"
>> <richard_NOSPAMk_98686@yahoo.com> said:
>>
>>>
>>> Hi Kerry,
>>>
>>> I'm still using PARIS. I mostly record my own stuff and a few friends.
>>> I don't do anything commercial as far as recording. I'm hoping to sell
> the
>>> music some day. I just finished another song for the album that is going
>>> to take a decade to complete. I probably should name it that.
>>>
>>> Anyway, PARIS still works for me. I have no desire to learn a new tool.
>>> I have a four card system, three C16s, and an MEC with an 8-in and an
> 8-out.
>>> I have spare cards and an MEC. I run 2.2 on XP.
>>>
>>> Put me on your list if my useage counts.
>>>
>>> Rich Kelley
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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