Re: Re: Stones
2001-07-05 by Zeek Duff
... I m not sure about foreign copyright law, but in America, arrangements can be copyrighted. However, there s this (seemingly) subjective phrase in the law
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Re: [L-OT] MAC: Disc cloning utility for Mac?
2001-07-05 by Spectro
... I am not totally sure that this will work for an Emu formatted Zip disk, but the old (ca. v6) versions of Iomega tools had a utility called copy machine .
Re: [L-OT] Digest Number 273
2001-07-05 by LogicBaby
JBL-LSR-25 blows them away even more detailed than the Mackie I work with both
Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-05 by Doug Slick
... Hmm. Interesting. You d think it would be headlines in the trades. -- Doug [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [L-OT] Stones
2001-07-05 by Dennis Gunn
... Sure but I guess my point (if I had one) is I don t even know which stones tune it was so if the test for infringement is that there must be a recognizable
Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by Sascha Franck
... written ... Sorry, a friend (usually a well informed dude in such things) told me about it, apparently it was in some news but it must have slipped through
Re: [L-OT] The difficult choice of reference monitoring.
2001-07-04 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
Hi David, I personally use KRK V8 s and I m very happy with them. The choice of monitors is very personal because it depends on your taste. Try to get them for
Re: [L-OT] Good 'basic' delay plugin??
2001-07-04 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
... ROFL. Good one. Well, it s a bit too crowded in the Hague now that Milosevic is there. ;-) ... more manageable, but still a long way too go! ... Yes
Re: The difficult choice of reference monitoring.
2001-07-04 by stellarlink00@yahoo.com
Hey Kickin - I have a pair of Event 20/20 amplified near fields that I picked up for about $500 about two years ago. They work great for me. I ve gotten some
Stones
2001-07-04 by GAmoore@aol.com
Thats the thing, it wasn t a sample of a Stones song, it was a string arrangement of a Stones song. I saw it on VH1 One Hit Wonders about bands who only had
Re: Re: [L-OT] Good 'basic' delay plugin??
2001-07-04 by GAmoore@aol.com
... We re afraid to ask anything now .... due to Joeri s strict crack down on dickheads. We don t want to be hauled in front of the Hague tribunal for
MAC: Disc cloning utility for Mac?
2001-07-04 by cas@s.netic.de
Hi folks. Can someone please tell me where I can find a disc cloning program for the Mac? I know about one for PC (can t remember what it s called). I have a
The difficult choice of reference monitoring.
2001-07-04 by Kickin' Da Speaker
I imported this thread from the Logic list: I m shopping for an upgrade from my sony stereo which is quite unadapted to my mixes needs. The range of money I
Re[3]: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by duregger
Tuesday, July 03, 2001, 4:37:16 PM, you wrote: Gac I heard on MTV or VH1, that the Verve Pipe s only hit .... (something) Gac Symphony used a sample ....
Re: Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by GAmoore@aol.com
The other 10% are staging a protest of silence in an act of symbolic import. :-)
Re: [L-OT] Good 'basic' delay plugin??
2001-07-04 by Dennis Gunn
... What in the world is OT about this?!? Anyway the logic tape delay can give you what you want. I think. Just set the high cut to 20000 and the low cut to
[L-OT] Good 'basic' delay plugin??
2001-07-04 by jbaar@iba.nl
Hello group: Just a little question: What is a good delay plugin to use in Logic?? (PC) I am not looking for special delay s like the Logic delay s (modulation
[L-OT] Re: Storing CDs GEN
2001-07-04 by Dennis Gunn
... What makes that a safer storage method than anything else that keeps them out of the light? What do you do about cataloging and getting the one you want
Re: Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by Dennis Gunn
... I know the Verve song but somehow can t place which stones song it was. What song was it? -- Dennis Gunn Mightyjohn@twics.com check out MIGHTY JOHN
Re: ATC Speakers
2001-07-04 by nickmerricks@yahoo.co.uk
... www.atc.gb.net Nick Merricks ATC Engineering Dept.
Re: Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by Spectro
... Devil s Advocate: Well it would not have sounded quite the same for a start, Anyhow, how do you know that it s not the phrase (ie musical progression)
Re: Storing CDs GEN
2001-07-04 by beatgirl_@yahoo.com
I buy the spindles of 50 or 100 and just put the burned ones on the bottom until it s full. Then close it up and move to the back of the shelf away from light
Audio Round-Table Tonight!
2001-07-04 by David Eager
Hi Friends! It s Wednesday again, and tonight s topic is a return to [pre-] mastering for CD . just to finish up from last week, and if we have time we can
Re: Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by GAmoore@aol.com
Now I remember the name : Bittersweet Symphony The thing that strikes me, is why not just play the same part on a synth - its a common string pad sound -
Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-04 by Doug Slick
... Can you elaborate? I haven t heard anything about this? Big bucks? -- Doug [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-03 by Sascha Franck
... Guess they needed some compensation for Honky Tonk Women which was written by some french dude, who now, after decades, won the lawsuit. Sascha
Re: Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-03 by GAmoore@aol.com
I heard on MTV or VH1, that the Verve Pipe s only hit .... (something) Symphony used a sample .... not of a Rolling Stones record.... but of an orchestral
Storage of CD-ROMs
2001-07-03 by Tony Thompson
I remembered a clipping that I took from a DAW-Mac list post on CD-ROM storage and dug it out. Here it is - sorry I can t attribute to an individual: ...a
Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-03 by Spectro
... Actually you pay a license fee even if you buy the CD but don t use the samples ;) ... You should feel good. Anyway, how the hell do you use a synth in a
Re: SV: [L-OT] User comments about the PSPMixPack
2001-07-03 by Fricker Christian
Hi Joeri, Hi Per Thanx for your comments. That sounds good. And yes, unfortunately even great tools can t turn a crappy song into a chartbreaker, and that s
Re: [L-OT] User comments about the PSPMixPack
2001-07-03 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
Hi Chris, ... I think the plugins have a specific sound, and whether that fits your musical work or not... well, you have to decide that for yourself. PSP have
SV: [L-OT] User comments about the PSPMixPack
2001-07-03 by Per Boysen
I d guess you d love those PSP plugs. If you make good music, using good instrument/sample sounds and mix it right - then I think the PSP will good for your
User comments about the PSPMixPack
2001-07-03 by Fricker Christian
Hi L-OT-Group I m pretty new to the LUG and unfortunately missed that special offer from PSP Audioware. Now, i m too late and i d like to know from you guys
Re: [L-OT] Re: [LUG] Re: [OT] New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by Murray McDowall
... Hard drives and plastic tape are completely different kettles of fish. Magnetic tape needs oxide particles attached to it because it is not itself a
Re: [LUG] Re: [OT] LUG: Thank you logic
2001-07-03 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
Mail from Francois Breant, redirected from LUG to L-OT. bad as in great? Great as in mean? mean as in neat as in infectious? etc... François Breant ... --
RE: [LUG] Re: [OT] LUG: Thank you logic
2001-07-03 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
A mail from Skip Leeds. Redirected from the LUG to the OT list. i m so old...i ve never heard the word used that way! first there was bad=good, then dope=cool,
[L-OT] Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by Dennis Gunn
... Wondered the same thing myself. Somehow it doesn t seem likely but I really don t know. -- Dennis Gunn Mightyjohn@twics.com check out MIGHTY JOHN HENRY s
Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by T Rainey
... contact the medium the way the heads of a tape machine do so even if the binding medium does get a little weak it probably is not as big of an issue as
Re: [L-OT] Re: [LUG] Re: [OT] New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by Dennis Gunn
... I don t know either but I think there are two important differences worth considering. 1. The drive platters are designed to withstand pretty hostile
Re: [L-OT] Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by Marvin Humphrey
... And we are just about out of my depth and into theirs. I m not motivated enough on the subject to learn the chemistry! ... Nicely said. If long-term
Re: [L-OT] Re: [LUG] Re: [OT] New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by Marvin Humphrey
... I m going optical. ... I am not an expert on the chemical composition of binder that holds the oxide particles to the hard drive platters. I imagine that
[L-OT] Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by Dennis Gunn
... Thank you for the info. I have often wondered what exactly goes on in the accelerated aging tests . I guess they just use your car. -- Dennis Gunn
Re: T&A.....real names?
2001-07-03 by T Rainey
I used to have a doctor named Blood. Tim ;o)
Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-03 by T Rainey
... be stored under? How about refrigeration. That slows down most chemical processes. Does freezing ruin them? I have six CDs in the auto-changer in the
SV: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-02 by Per Boysen
Hi Yoonchi, No one can of course answer our question exactly, as no case has yet been up for trial. But as copyright laws are written, in most countries, it s
Re: [L-OT] Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-02 by Bjorn Elfstrom
Yoonchi, this is an interesting topic, especially these days when storage is cheap and soft samplers are all around. I m afraid that I don t know the answer to
Re: [L-OT] Alesis in trouble?( was: Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk)
2001-07-02 by David Eager
... Yamaha has a large holding in Korg, true, but Korg is still an independant company who runs its own game. http://www.synthmuseum.com/korg/index.html Dave
Are synth sounds protected by copyright?
2001-07-02 by yoonchi@chello.nl
Hi, This OT has been bugging me. When you use samples from a sample disk, you pay a licence fee(included in the price of the sample disk) to use samples. What
[L-OT] Re: [LUG] Re: [OT] New silent & fast Seagate harddisk
2001-07-02 by Dennis Gunn
... Yes, after I hit the send button I realized you were just noting that some people do it, not endorsing the practice. Not being to big on math I am sure
[L-OT] Alesis in trouble?( was: Re: New silent & fast Seagate harddisk)
2001-07-02 by yoonchi@chello.nl
... Thanx, (and Joeri too. Btw that word was chapter 11, I think, :-)) I saw this also mentioned on the Alesis site this morning. I hadn t seen it on the