PlanetZ@scopeusers.com

If you need any old devices that have fallen of the grid, I have a great many as you probably already know

What happens if you use the old monitor again? Unfortunately it died, hence the new one. I did however have Scope working with this new monitor for a few days before it just decided to not launch the other day. Probably unrelated, but worth mentioning is that my Firefox has also become buggy and I ...

Yeah I've checked task manager and it is completely empty, not a single process is going on, not even a 'not responding' one. Even if the XITE was broken or disconnected (which I've proved isn't the case on my Admin log-in) I would expect the Scope GUI to launch, then give me the 'no hardware detect...

Yeah, so for no apparent reason (the only thing I change recently was my monitor) I can no longer launch Scope for XITE on Windows 7 64-bit. Now I tried the usual - thinking maybe when I plugged my new monitor I may have dislodged a cable. I used the installer to repair Scope, checked I was running ...

I'm looking to do the Smithsonian next year as I gave some money to preserve Neil Armstrong's suit and it returns next year for display.

May have to swing by Carson City and see the Dawman (want to do West Coast too).

Nice pics. Loving the Spitfire (natch).

According to the manual, it works well with AC or DC power supplies: " If you lose the power supply, a standard AC or DC 12V / 1.5A power adaptor can be used as a replacement. That is a really cool feature as I remember the early Line 6 POD guitar amp sim had an AC supply and loads of people killed...

yayajohn wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 22, 2018 12:56 pm

Maus, What type of file is that?

7zip. Great PC zipping program, probably not on Mac I guess if that's what you're using.

Super useful. In my default project now!

I've shipped it back to UK, but it's 100 miles from me even in UK (no room for it in London), so when I visit my dad later this month/next month I'll have all the repair documents and will open it up and see what happened inside!

Yeah, be careful not to use a DC supply if it says AC.

I don't know the differences, but I always go with the latest. Perhaps more optimised? I think a couple have some extra functions, like drone button on Minimax.

I got some bell sounds out of Six-String:

https://soundcloud.com/luke-antony/six- ... core-demos

A few clangy bells on intro of this:

https://soundcloud.com/luke-antony/poison-demo

Dunno man, but the heat has set off the 'red glue' problem on my JD-800. The red glue Roland used starts to melt and the key weights fall out. This I can fix. However, there is also red glue internally, so I've had to bring it back from France to UK to open her up and see if there's any internal dam...

Don't forget:

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nebelfuerst wrote: ↑

Sun May 20, 2018 1:28 pm

Six-String sounds very clear, I like the sound, but I'm not using much guitars yet.

It does more than guitars:

https://soundcloud.com/luke-antony/six-string-demo-1

I just recently bought Spitfire's Evo Grid 4 which is woodwinds, but not as we know them. Great for modern sonics but not really for standard score writing I admit. I think it's amazing and I'm not even a woodwinds fan (or woodwings or woodings either)

dawman wrote: ↑

Tue May 15, 2018 5:34 am

I smack around my guitarist and bassist on one of these.

I have a Moog Taurus 3 for that job!

I love my Moog Rogue so this is kind of tempting.

I still don't get it. Who or what is Wooding? Sounds a bit rude to me.

To be honest, life's too short now and I don't have time for 'exploring' hidden depths. If I can't get something working how I want it in five minutes it will probably never get used again.