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Macintosh and audio live performance 3947Macintosh and audio live performance 3948 On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 09:36:10 -0400, Dana Larsen I put a little strip of gaffa across the front of the rack so the computer can't see what's going... On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 17:18:47 +0000, philicorda
Good advice! In theory yes, but you know how it goes. The gremlins always seem to wake up when they have an audience. Ask Bill Gates about his various live *performances* which seem to crash more than they should. Same here. I used a carefully built and selected franken-computer installed in a rack system (Windows XP). It ran like a champ. If it ain't broke.......... OMG YES!!! I've set up systems for other musicians and invariably six months down the road I get "the call". My system is slow, unstable, crashes etc. Without exception it's generally due to tons of garbage software that the person has added to the system. Fortunately I keep an image of the original load so it's a quick fix but some people just don't get it. Oddly enough I have one friend who plays keys and just leaves the thing alone because it works for him. He is a stock broker by day and the SEC has very stiff rules about software installed on traders pc's so he needs 5 levels of management approval to install anything not company approved. They've trained him well! -- Dana Larsen (Leave one 6 and remove everything after to reply)
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