example:

see how the meter looks here. This happens if the mixer is larger than my monitor screen. It doesn't automatically adjust to the screen size without looking the meter looking correct.

This is how it should look.

Yes Chris, mine does the same thing. I always chalked it up to an anomaly of Samp. Seems like all platforms have there little wizzliesbin some way it never effected my workflow and once I maximized the whole snow it always goes back to normal, so I never filed an E Ticket or called support about it.

Sorry if my typing is odd,,, I spent the night in the hospital and I'm waiting to be released and I'm using my phone to post, so I'm sure errors abound. Lol.

Its fine, hope you are okay.

Had a bout of sciatica flare up on me yesterday. Tried to rough my way through it but it was bad this time. At Cleve Clinic, they hit me hard with steroids muscle relaxers and pain killer, so I'm as good as I can be under the circumstances. Just waiting for Alicia to come get me. I'm going no stir crazy right now.

DonnyThompson, post: 448973, member: 46114 wrote: Had a bout of sciatica flare up on me yesterday. Tried to rough my way through it but it was bad this time. At Cleve Clinic, they hit me hard with steroids muscle relaxers and pain killer, so I'm as good as I can be under the circumstances. Just waiting for Alicia to come get me. I'm going no stir crazy right now.

I send positive energy to you Donny !

pcrecord, post: 448980, member: 46460 wrote: I send positive energy to you Donny !

audiokid, post: 448972, member: 1 wrote: hope you are okay.

I'm back home. Long night, MRI's, X-Rays, blood panels, Prednisone IV - which I hate the effects of - no matter how it's administered - gives me a very "jaggy" and panicky kind of feeling, but I suspect they were really whacking me with a high does last night.

MRI showed a herniated L5 ( which I already knew about), a subluxated L4 ( which I also already knew about), except that now, the distance(s)/spaces between the discs and the vertebrae have increased,
giving a lot of "play" for things to shift and move around - which is not a good thing, because that's what is causing the friction on the nerves, the biggie being the Sciatic.

Anyway, long night... but I sincerely do appreciate everyone's concern. ;)
-d.

Sorry to hear this all, Pal.

I have a similar, but not near advanced sciatica nerve thing as you which gives me sickening pain about 4 times a year. I believe it was all caused from heavy lifting of road cases filled with power amps up into our bus and playing a brutally heavy custom built "Les Paul Custom" for years as well. Those things crushed my back.

Exercise really helps me. I've also reduced the amount I sit and mix. I am going back to standing and mixing.

Hope it passes soon, Donny.

Sorry to hear of your recent problems, Donny, and wish you a speedy recovery. Take it nice and slow, now...

Best wishes Donny, I have a bugling L disc and a displaced joint in my lower back/hip. It puts me down when it acts up.

I've been doing Tai Chi / Stretching for the last three weeks, very very gingerly, but I feel looser overall. Weed helps too, I have a medical card.

Get well D.

Perhaps a bit off topic, but health care for artists and mucisians is really an issue that needs attention on a national / global level. There's a lot of tragic stories that may have had better odds had the artists had some form of insurance.

in the USA if you're Dick Cheney, you can get two or three new hearts. Dick thinks he's gonna live forever. if you're a musician, you can get to die. we need a National Health Care policy and to get the profit incentive out of medicine imo.

Kurt Foster, post: 449001, member: 7836 wrote: get the profit incentive out of medicine imo.

+1

Or use the profit incentive in the opposite way. Assign each general practitioner a number of patients, give him a fat salary and deduct for each day a patient is not able to work. Doctors could get bonus money for giving second opinions on other doctor's patients. Of course there would be some threshold where patients are moved off their GP's list and into more targeted treatment.