cryophonik
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My SONAR is better than your SONAR
 That's me and my boy testing out a DIDSON SONAR in the studio...errrrr bathtub. I think Cakewalk needs to add ultrasound imaging to X1 Producer to keep up. Maybe a feature request is in order?
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 12:02:51
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Last time I saw something like this the results where....ahhh...Shocking!
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Jonbouy
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 13:18:23
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Add depth to your mixes.
LOL
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 13:23:45
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great story,wrong catagory.
post edited by chuckebaby - 2012/05/08 13:47:24
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 14:15:01
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Capt. Ramius: "Give me a ping, Vasily. One ping only please!"
But is it sub-sample accurate?
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 14:18:06
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This thread is missing a bunch of rimshots!
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 14:33:38
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your argument doesn't hold water
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 14:34:26
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Ironically, there's a guy on another thread about to pull the plug.
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 14:42:54
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I hope you realize that using connected electrical equipment near a tub of water is extremely dangerous...  This picture reminds me of America's Funniest Videos.. ya know the scene where a guy cuts off the top of a tree and it falls and tears a hole through the middle of the house. How could he not see that coming? Or the one where a guy in a small boat pulls a giant shark into the boat, then he realizes he's in a boat with an angry shark so he jumps in the water only to be followed by... you guessed it.... the shark!
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 14:46:15
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 18:37:01
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I too considered getting a water cooled laptop once. The thought of needing a large reservoir (bathtub?) kinda nixed it for me though... 
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cryophonik
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 19:03:43
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daveny5
I hope you realize that using connected electrical equipment near a tub of water is extremely dangerous...
This picture reminds me of America's Funniest Videos..
And, your comment reminds me of a guy who watches too much TV.  I've been an aquatic scientist for a long time and I'm quite familiar with how the equipment works, the risk of using it around water, etc. The guys who design and build this equipment (and their lawyers) know a thing or two about using it around water, too. This is very low-voltage stuff and the large black unit in the tub is only sending out high frequency pings. The laptop is powered by its battery, the GPS is powered by 2 AAs, the SONAR unit is powered by a small marine battery (in the hallway, not in view). Nothing is plugged into an AC outlet, because, while this might come as a shock to you (pun intended), those are kinda scarce out in open water where do our research. I appreciate the concern, though. Oh, and I won't show you the many pictures of me electrofishing - that might scare the living hell out of you.
post edited by cryophonik - 2012/05/08 21:14:27
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cryophonik
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 19:05:23
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soens
I too considered getting a water cooled laptop once. The thought of needing a large reservoir (bathtub?) kinda nixed it for me though...
Actually, the laptop is being cooled by the toilet.
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 19:08:01
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cryophonik
soens
I too considered getting a water cooled laptop once. The thought of needing a large reservoir (bathtub?) kinda nixed it for me though...
Actually, the laptop is being cooled by the toilet.
Flush mounted. Nice...
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soens
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 19:13:50
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...so that chromelike lever on the tank must be the "panic" button then??!  btw, DIDyerSON find any fish with that SONAR? just curious.
post edited by soens - 2012/05/08 19:22:27
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strikinglyhandsome1
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 20:01:57
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Mac v WC - the debate goes on.
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 20:09:04
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It's 2 am here and the neighbors are hammering on the walls because I'm laughing too loud!
You guys are gonna get me thrown out!!!
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cryophonik
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 21:15:58
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soens
btw, DIDyerSON find any fish with that SONAR? just curious.
Nope, just his hands and his toy robots. 
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/08 21:44:04
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Maybe there is too much ping and not enough pong?
The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/09 05:26:58
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/09 06:24:47
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Obviously deploying 'floating point' dithering on this project!
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Re:My SONAR is better than your SONAR
2012/05/09 06:46:56
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Audio and Midi are out of sink by the looks of it.
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