DAT-heads Digest #90

Contents:
  Korg 1 bit unit ("Larry Narachi")
  OT: Truncate large file? ("Gary Davis")
  iso some dylan (dolphin smile)
  RE: NOLA JF (Richard)


From: "Larry Narachi" <lnarachi@narachi.com>
Subject: Korg 1 bit unit
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:04:58 -0700


> Subject: MicroTrack 24/96 M AUDIO>
>> Stephen Bezruchka made an outstanding post on:
>> Fri, 9 Jun 2006 under the
>> Subject: Edirol R-09 review with comparisons to Microtrack and Marantz.
>
> In fact it was in June 10. The exact reference is this:
>
> DAT-heads Digest #858, Volume #7. Sat, 10 Jun 06
>
>> My question now is: how do these compare to the just out Korg MR1?
>
>> Anybody using one of these yet? The descriptions sure sound great!
>
>>From what I have read about the Korg it doesn't sound too practical.
> And the interesting model is too big and too expensive.
>
> IMHO the better option now is the Zoom H4. I bought one, but it didn't
> get here yet. When it does I will try to do a small review.
>
> Carlos E. Martinez

A buddy bought the small Korg and he passed on the Zoom, the Microtrack and 
the Marantz
He got the small unit, since the larger more interesting one is still not 
released..
He is going to trade up and was sold the small unit with that credit towards 
the large unit once released.

He will try to record Pat Metheny (sp?) soon and will report back on his 
experience with it.

1 bit recording - super large files!!

Larry Narachi






From: "Gary Davis" <g@hoxnet.com>
Subject: OT: Truncate large file?
Reply-to: g@hoxnet.com
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 05:51:50 -0800

Hello,
Can anyone tell me a simple way in Dos or Win XP to truncate a 
very large file at a specific byte address?
thanks--
--Gary



From: dolphin smile <thedolphinsmile@yahoo.com>
Subject: iso some dylan
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 05:13:57 -0700 (PDT)

5-16-98 the gorge
6-3-95 seattle
my deck ate these two tapes, if anyone had i would
greatly appreciate copies.


 
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From: Richard <wehideandseek@yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: NOLA JF
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 09:16:09 -0700 (PDT)


From: "Dat Head" <dathead2@gmail.com>
Subject: taping at Howlin' Wolf & Tipitinas 
>anybody know what the rule is on NOJF fairgrounds
>poles (i.e. height and substance)?  
>their faq doesn't really say other than no metal
>poles and nothing implanted in ground.
>i was thinking 8-10' of 2" PVC maybe

PVC will bend a tad less than bamboo but be sure to
put lots of trinkets / flags / some-darn-thing on your
pole as a plain pole always attracts attention and
hecklers  ;) 
It'll help your (((disguise))) if you actually have a
krewe with you - single pole holders are not oft
seen...
Height-wise you need not worry as folks get 'em up to
20' high or so - but again, be wary of being *too*
short as the purpose of the pole is the exact opposite
of stealthing: to attract attention.  A static pole
that doesn't wave around too much sticks out like a
sore thumb, so when that 100th version of Hey Pocky
Way comes blaring out, don't worry about wiggling a
bit  ;)

Laisse le bon temps/tapes rouler!

GREENHOUSE PRODUCTIONS
Richard Alun Davis
102 H West Oak Avenue
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
(928) 774-1992 

http://www.greenhouseproductions.net

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defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom. 
- Martin Luther King Jr., "The Trumpet of Conscience", 1967


 
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