Feeding My Fancy :)
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Feeding My Fancy :)
Did you miss me? Maybe not. Ok - likely not.
I was doing something selfish...
So what did I do? I fed my fancy - my selfish interest (how sad - and how nice). That means I bought something I've always wanted. I have a rather huge tax refund this year from both the Federal Government and State of California...
I've been ordering, receiving, and incorporating goodies into my cyber-cauldron. I now have a completely loaded Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Well actually I just added what I needed to my already pretty awesome workstation - what I needed to record music with really good quality, and mix it down to what I want it to be.
My interests - well, other than my loves, like my son, family, and friends - are my silly fish, Chinese language and philosophy, and music. I LOVE good music. I have a brother who plays rock music and sings, I have another brother who sings, and I sing (when I'm not too shy) and I play the Irish Whistle - and I am a tech geek who can figure out how to record and produce music - I think. He-he.
So I will show you what I have been working on for a few days.
Ok, it's only about 80% done. I still am waiting for the sub-woofer that goes with the studio monitors and the full version of Sonar Studio Edition (the Digital Audio Workstation software). Then I have to learn the stuff. lots of stuff to study.
Heck! Maybe I'll even be able to share a simple recording sometime soon. In a week, month, maybe 90 days or so.
Wish me luck... kisses...
Don't blame me for my freakish posting - blame good freakin' wine. Andretti Family Winery Zinfandel Primativo Blend. Who'd guess a race car driver would be the genesis of a kick-b*tt Zin blend.
Love y'all!
I was doing something selfish...
So what did I do? I fed my fancy - my selfish interest (how sad - and how nice). That means I bought something I've always wanted. I have a rather huge tax refund this year from both the Federal Government and State of California...
I've been ordering, receiving, and incorporating goodies into my cyber-cauldron. I now have a completely loaded Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Well actually I just added what I needed to my already pretty awesome workstation - what I needed to record music with really good quality, and mix it down to what I want it to be.
My interests - well, other than my loves, like my son, family, and friends - are my silly fish, Chinese language and philosophy, and music. I LOVE good music. I have a brother who plays rock music and sings, I have another brother who sings, and I sing (when I'm not too shy) and I play the Irish Whistle - and I am a tech geek who can figure out how to record and produce music - I think. He-he.
So I will show you what I have been working on for a few days.
Ok, it's only about 80% done. I still am waiting for the sub-woofer that goes with the studio monitors and the full version of Sonar Studio Edition (the Digital Audio Workstation software). Then I have to learn the stuff. lots of stuff to study.
Heck! Maybe I'll even be able to share a simple recording sometime soon. In a week, month, maybe 90 days or so.
Wish me luck... kisses...
Don't blame me for my freakish posting - blame good freakin' wine. Andretti Family Winery Zinfandel Primativo Blend. Who'd guess a race car driver would be the genesis of a kick-b*tt Zin blend.
Love y'all!
Daniel
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We always miss people once we know they've been gone .
Your set-up is really nice. I've never seen those double screens before. One thing is disturbing me---I feel like that wiine glass could be very easily tipped over and then it would run into the keyboard. I'll be looking forward to the sounds of the dfernandez trio once you get all that studying done.
Did you decide to set up another pond for your fish? Did you find a way to protect it? Or perhaps you have other fish indoors that you are referring to.
Your set-up is really nice. I've never seen those double screens before. One thing is disturbing me---I feel like that wiine glass could be very easily tipped over and then it would run into the keyboard. I'll be looking forward to the sounds of the dfernandez trio once you get all that studying done.
Did you decide to set up another pond for your fish? Did you find a way to protect it? Or perhaps you have other fish indoors that you are referring to.
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What does having 2 monitors do? You have to understand that I'm brain dead when it comes to this kind of thing
You know, Daniel, it's very rude to come to the Pub with a glass of wine with none to share. I'm expecting you to bring a case next time, ok?
And THIS is just the cutest thing I've ever seen!!! I want one!
You know, Daniel, it's very rude to come to the Pub with a glass of wine with none to share. I'm expecting you to bring a case next time, ok?
And THIS is just the cutest thing I've ever seen!!! I want one!
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When I paint my masterpiece.
When I paint my masterpiece.
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Well, considering I don't have a lot of experience with a full digital audio workstation (DAW), I have a lot of study to do before I get many music samples done. But if y'all come on over and we can all be sampling wine within minutes.emmline wrote:We'll be expecting some samples. If you can send a bit of the Andretti along as well, we'll all be much obliged.
You are welcome to come over and borrow it any time.Joseph E. Smith wrote:Nice, give it to me at once.
Ooh! 6,000+? Amazing.Cynth wrote:Did you decide to set up another pond for your fish? Did you find a way to protect it? Or perhaps you have other fish indoors that you are referring to.
I replaced the raccoon chow goldfish with minnows in the half barrel pond. The minnows are too small for the raccoons to bother with.
Indoors I have a Red Dragon, Half Moon, Butterfly betta.
Dual monitors are for real estate baby! The DAW program takes a lot of screen space. And there's the little interfaces for plug-ins and effects and stuff. It's easier to deal with on two monitors than to have them stacked atop one another.izzarina wrote:What does having 2 monitors do? You have to understand that I'm brain dead when it comes to this kind of thing
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WooooHoooooo!!!!! That's some set up. I'll be looking forward to hearing some tunes soon. Good to see someone else enjoys their wine at the computer- Now I'd have no idea what to do with all that electronic gear, but I sure could take care of that glass for you.
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The studio monitors are active Yamaha HS Series powered monitors http://tinyurl.com/yp4kux. They take XLR or TRS low level input. The audio interface (konnekt 8 ) has low level output.beowulf573 wrote:What are you using to drive the monitors? Is there an audio card you can use or do you need another amplifier?
Right now I'm trying to eliminate tiny dropouts in the signal that occur randomly. Little bits of silence that always come in pairs about a half second long and one second apart.
Interface to the konnekt 8 is firewire, on a dedicated card. Anyone have experience with issues like this?
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Watch out for electromagnetic interference from power cables. Never let an electrical cable come anywhere near your sound/signal cables.
Also, get a universal power supply (UPS) for all your sound equipment, just like you would do for your PC. Good audio wants very clean power.
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Also, get a universal power supply (UPS) for all your sound equipment, just like you would do for your PC. Good audio wants very clean power.
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All analog signal cables are well shielded and balanced XLR and I keep them separate from power as much as is practical.djm wrote:Watch out for electromagnetic interference from power cables. Never let an electrical cable come anywhere near your sound/signal cables.
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I noticed when the signal drops out, the auto detect indicator for the digital channel in the konnekt's control panel drops out. I think maybe there's a latency or priority issue with the ASIO or WDM drivers. Or maybe there's an issue in the Firewire bus. But everything looks cool from the system side.
I'm still messing with it, and waiting for support from t.c.electronics.
Daniel
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