craigb

SteveStrummerUK


How do you change it to 100% Craig?

I don't use it much.

<Ctrl>0 mate.

Thanks Craig. It doesn't make any difference though.
 
 
 
 
 

How about <ctrl>- a few times?

I'm just waiting for a new PC. Stick with the saw Spacey, they're good for decades, not months. If I wasn't downsized I would be investing more in my tools and test equipment because I can't make money with X2, but I can make money with tools and test equipment.

If I was cutting wood all the time I'd invest in one of those safety saws. No matter how careful you are you can't plan for some of the weird stuff wood does when you cut it.

ampfixer


I'm just waiting for a new PC. Stick with the saw Spacey, they're good for decades, not months. If I wasn't downsized I would be investing more in my tools and test equipment because I can't make money with X2, but I can make money with tools and test equipment.

If I was cutting wood all the time I'd invest in one of those safety saws. No matter how careful you are you can't plan for some of the weird stuff wood does when you cut it.

Now how can anybody argue with that? Exactly how I've been thinking.
 
I know my wife...it won't be long until she wants the kitchen custom rebuilt....I could spent 30 g's
or I could do it for MUCH less and probably better than paying somebody....at least as good.
 
I also want to build an amp cabinet. When I get ready I sure would like you to build the amp.
I'm talking a little low what "fun" amp. At least a 10" speaker...maybe 12".
 
I have absolutely no desire to try to make money with music...hard enough to make music LOL.

Hey Spacey,

I realize you're frustrated... but try to take a step back... and approach the situation without emotion.
A PC is just a machine...  

Next go around, assemble a custom system... where you have control over exactly what gets installed.
Use quality components throughout...
I'm sure it sounds overly simple... but that gives you the greatest potential for success.
A DAW (PC) is the sum of its parts/configuration.
Use the best... and you'll have the best.
IMO, This is the strength of a "modular" structure.  You have complete control.

Jim Roseberry


Hey Spacey,

I realize you're frustrated... but try to take a step back... and approach the situation without emotion.
A PC is just a machine...  

Next go around, assemble a custom system... where you have control over exactly what gets installed.
Use quality components throughout...
I'm sure it sounds overly simple... but that gives you the greatest potential for success.
A DAW (PC) is the sum of its parts/configuration.
Use the best... and you'll have the best.
IMO, This is the strength of a "modular" structure.  You have complete control.

 
 
Thank you Jim.
 
That's exactly what I'm doing.
 
I already know if it comes to replacing the unit what I'll do and you will be hearing from me. That part
has been easy.
 
I'm thinking that this weekend is going to be very informative and resolve many uncertainties.
 
Michael