i was told by the webpage the manual and some clever guys that this could NOT work. .

but it does. .

just tried it yesterday... a powerbook 1.5 GHz as host. and two Mac Mini's as nodes.

more than 3 TIMES THE POWER! (of my powerbook)

it only works on logic's own plug's. but they have a fine collection going on...

anybody ever seen this come up when opening Pro Tools: error -192 ? out of the blue PT won't open, instead this error message which stalls my iMac G5 - must reboot manually. i recently upgraded to Tiger, but have been running PT just fine on it for at least 1 month. Any insight much appreciated.

cheers

Hi all!

Now here's something very scary.
It is a friend of mine who found out about the following, but I checked for myself and it is true...

I have never used any power conditioning just good quality multi IEC outputs and never had many problems. However in the last 6 months light bulbs have been blowing like crazy in the studio, it certainly shows that there is a problem with the incoming mains and I dread to think what it is doing to my equipment and the sound.

Though is may not be a 'mastering' subject at hand, I thought I would try this in this area of the forums first.

A friend just bought a project pack, got the free LA-2A and wondered what would be good for buying and downloading expressly for mastering?

I recommended

Fairchild
Pulteq
Precision Limiter
Precision EQ

At least that is what I have used when not analog. and of course an electric cowbell

radmonkeycowbells.com

Thanks!

...good luck to all,,
and remember get to 500 points and you win the prize . .

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Each question may be worth anywhere from 5 points to 50 points or more. this one is worth 40 points if answered correctly. .

QUESTION ONE:

Hi,

Kev sorry I'm turning to you in specific again but you're a fountain of knowledge when it comes to things electrical... and I don't know much about the electrical/electronic side of things..

I've just bought myself an OzAudio HM-6 headphone amp from US; it uses an internal transformer, I have contacted OzAudio (nice guys!) and they say it wants 120v.

Hello there

It appears that masterers don't tend to like getting what is called stems, which I believe is what people used to call submixes (you can straighten me out here if necessary).