Hey fellow PT users. Ran into a most unsightly bug yesterday. Mid-session no less. Haven't heard back from Digi Tech Support yet, so perhaps some of you can help.

B/g info
Pro Tools LE/001
G4 800 MHz
512 RAM

1) DAE froze up, error -199. Pro Tools wouldn't start up anymore. Had to reinstall Pro Tools.

Hi
Have you guys compared these 2 nice products?
I am digging deeper into Filterbank in the following days. I am very satisfied with thier compression plugs, like CB1/2/3 and now CB4.
Some people reported that Waves Q series is better for cutting than adding .
Hope to hear it from yours

Nice week
:)

Hi there,

first of all.. this is a great site.
I'm a live-sound engineer and do a lot of live recordings as well.

I recently got an old Reverb from a friend of mine for low cost.
An old Ursa Major, which sounds great to me. Very limited in setting up the parameters but up to 6.4 sec of Decay-time in a very good quality.

Thanks for answering my last question on tubes ver solid state! :tu:

If I may ask this one now:

It sounds like the tube helps amplify the signal... What does the tube do?

i can not find any wav to mp3 converter software for my mac
its killin me eveyhting i get eaither i have to buy or doesnt intall
I'm runnin 10.2
anyone have any tips?
oh I'm using pro tools le
is there sometin there that bounces to mp3?
-chris

i cannot for the life of me get a program for my mac to convert my pto tools le bounced wav files ot mp3s..
anyone know wnay freeware or anything that would help?
thanks
-chris

Here's a question that I hope is easy to answer.

Why tubes instead of solid state?

One thing someone told me recently (as I'm a SONAR user very interested in investing in a Nuendo setup) is that a good craftsman can produce something worthwhile on whatever tools he uses - on any range of the quality scale, even. (Not to say any one product is most definitely better than the next, of course. ;) )

:) Hi, tough one to explain, but a realization has occurred to me of late. I’ll try.

Anyone going to AES?
Maybe we coordinate a little happy hour.

Steve