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which is now WindowsXP mind you :-) and a very evil thing to those who do not 
have a DSL line or those who value their privacy....it sends packets to 
microsoft every 20 minutes (which my studio timed the frequency out to be...) 
*sigh* linux anyone?  i think i'll be going over w/in the next 5yrs....

ash
>>>Message: 7
   Date: Tue, 8 May 2001 12:19:38 -0700
   From: Darren M Boudreau <RIXdeGAUL@...>
Subject: Re: Re: More win2000 support!

I don't want to continue this however as far as really looking forward it
would be Microsofts "Whistler".


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Hmm, interresting. Do you have the IP adress it sends packets to?

/Patrik

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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 11:22 AM
Subject: Re: [AN1x-list] Digest Number 414


> which is now WindowsXP mind you :-) and a very evil thing to those who do
not
> have a DSL line or those who value their privacy....it sends packets to
> microsoft every 20 minutes (which my studio timed the frequency out to
be...)

Hi!

This seems like an unusual request but I figured that many of you were out on venues recording from time to time. 

You see I really need some good venue crowd noise, like a gigplace that takes 100-300 people. I play in an electronica band and we record our concerts ourself direct from the mixer. So besides that they sound dry there's no crowd at all. Obviosly no fun at all to spread around. I intend to solve the dry thing using some clever reverb but the cheering and applauding (honestly there's plenty of it ;-)

Or maybe you have an idea of other solutions?

  Best wishes / Mattias

At 10:20 PM 5/9/01 +0200, Mattias Karlsson wrote:
>
>You see I really need some good venue crowd noise, like a gigplace that 
>takes 100-300 people. I play in an electronica band and we record our 
>concerts ourself direct from the mixer. So besides that they sound dry 
>there's no crowd at all. Obviosly no fun at all to spread around. I intend 
>to solve the dry thing using some clever reverb but the cheering and 
>applauding (honestly there's plenty of it ;-)
>

Point a couple condensors towards the audience.



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