Mmm ... i have an old machine here like a pent up 75mhz or such it has my
old awe 32 as a soundcard just needs some ram .... kind of like that idea
having a separate recording box with RME cards. No idea what that should
cost though but willing to sign in blood ;) they would be in good hands
and treated like historic valuables in a working museum.
No im not begging no... :)
Have a great weekend all
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> It's bonanza time for anyone interested in some RME gear for use with
> "vintage" computers (defined as ones with a PCI bus. Yes, PCI. Not PCI(x)
> or PCI(e) or other later variant. Just PCI).
>
> What's available:
>
> RME Hammerfall 9652
> 3x ADAT in/out
> Daughterboard for word clock
> Breakout cable for 9-pin Sony protocol & S/PDIF
> Little-endian ROM chip installed, Big-endian enclosed
>
> RME HDSP9652
> 3x ADAT in/out
> (missing MIDI I/O breakout cable)
>
> RME Digiface
> half-height PCI card
> External breakout box, 3x ADAT in/out, S/PDIF, MIDI, word clock
> (nice long) Cable to connect
>
> Bonus:
> PCMCIA card for digiface, with required cable
> 2 x ADAT cables
>
> I fully understand that these are now all legacy products, but they also
> all continue to function at the highest levels. If you have the right bus,
> and want/need the I/O configurations that these devices offer, you still
> cannot get a better device, even 20 years (in some cases) after their
> original release.
>
> I'm not looking to make money on these devices, but I don't want to give
> them away either. I'd prefer to ship them all as a single package (anywhere
> in the world). So, make me an offer.
>
> All were working the last time I used them; if any are not working when you
> receive them, I'll refund you an appropriate part of whatever you paid.
>
> I'm listing them here first because of the importance of this crowd and
> these interfaces to what I've been doing for the last 20 years.
>
> Make me an offer. For history buffs, the RME Hammerfall 9652 was the
> interface that made me write Ardour.
>
Hey all,
some of you (e.g. users of free.fr [1]) are currently seeing problems
with the LAD/LAU mailing lists. It seems to be triggered by those mail
servers still trying to negotiate handshakes using obsolete and unsafe
SSLv3 ciphers.
Several of you might have received an unsubscription notice from the
mailing list. Please note, that this is not done out of malice, but
because after several connection drops, mailman will automatically kick
subscribers off the list - which is usually good for non-existing
mail hosts or mail addresses.
However, in this particular instance I think it is due to us not
allowing those SSLv3 ciphers anymore (most mail providers actually
don't) and have not done so since the beginning of the year
(configuration-wise nothing has changed significantly in quite some time
either, which is even more pointing in an outwards direction).
The only solution to this - to my opinion - is to fix your mail server
setup (if you operate your own mail server) or ask your mail provider to
fix theirs (if you are using someone else's services).
You can validate the functionality of your TLS setup [2] before and/or
afterwards.
If both are non-viable options for you, I suggest switching to a mail
provider, that has a more well-maintained and configured mail server
setup (as we're able to deliver to other mail providers just fine).
Best,
David
[1] https://ssl-tools.net/mailservers/free.fr
[2] https://ssl-tools.net/mailservers/
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Hi all,
As happens every year with very special winters, the thousand year old
tradition of Acid December takes places this year! What is special with
this years winter you may ask: there is Acid December!
Some of you contributed delicious acid in 2015 and perhaps you want to
do it again?
For those of you new to this, it is very simple: every day during
December a track is released on acid.datapop.se Depending on the amount
of contributions, this can last long into the months after. The music
should be acid (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_househttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_techno ). You may include a picture,
a text and a link to wherever on the interwebs you'd want to be found.
Or stay anonymous. Obviously your tracks need to be licensed in a way
that permits being freely distributed in a non-commercial context.
Please submit reasonably sized mp3/ogg files.
Looking forward to listen!
Yours,
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Set Sakrecoer
hi all,
i'm looking for a soundcard that can capture at 192kHz, preferably 4
channels (at this samplerate), with phantom power.
the frequency response should be fairly flat up to 85kHz (i'm mainly
interested in the frequency range between 77kHz and 81kHz).
afaik the roland UA-55 (Quad-Capture) both supports the required sr and
its anti-aliasing lowpass doesn't kick out my payload..
the UA-55 seems to be discontinued, but i guess that the UA-1010
(octa-capture) would also have suitable hardware (and is able to capture
4 channels @ 192kHz).
however, from what i've found on various forums, both devices only have
basic support on linux; esp i've read that they are only supposed to run
in 44.1kHz, which - for my use-case - is a show-stopper.
the UA-1010 is about 500€ which is nice enough (i don't think the
project would be able to afford a 1000+€ soundcard).
gfmdfx
IOhannes
Hi
I've developed a new LV2 plugin, the ValveCaster.
It's a tube based boost guitar pedal simulation.
It adds some overdrive and tube compression along with boosting the signal.
It will fit perfect in your signal chain before your guitar-amp-simulator.
It could as well colorize your synth or your Bass to become a "tuby" sound.
It is published under the GNU General Public License v3.0
You can get it here:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxValveCaster.lv2
regards
hermann