If anyone on the list voted a few weeks ago I am calling on you all once  more
to vote for Katie on CBC radio3 contest.
this will be the last one as the winner will be chosen on Sept 8th. You can vote
everyday or it seems multiple times a day as long as you refresh the page. It
works for me. Not sure if the vote registers more than once a day or not.
http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/polls/?pollId=73
Scroll down to New Brunswick and she is the third one in that group.
It seems that the winner depends on how many friends you have voting so vote
often.
Thanks for all your support and I will let everyone know how this turns out.

Jim

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again, and in
fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more later).

We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:

http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3

This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."

Skip

> This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
> Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."

That's a grand recording, Skip.  Just what I needed on a stressful day
like today.  Thanks.

RGF

Wow Skip. Beautiful sounds. Nice control on the flute. Listened through
headphones and it sounded great. A little removed from Jethro Tull:D
Are there any photos of the studio?

again very nice
Jim
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Skip Leeds
   To: mixmasters@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 10:10 AM
   Subject: [mixmasters] MFR: The Swan



   Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again, and in
   fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more later).

   We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
   something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:

   http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3

   This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
   Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."

   Skip





------------------------------------------------------------------------------



   No virus found in this incoming message.
   Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
   Version: 9.0.851 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3106 - Release Date: 08/31/10
23:34:00


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

On 09/01/2010 12:10 PM, Skip Leeds wrote:
>
>
> Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again, and in
> fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more later).
>
> We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
> something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:
>
> http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3
>
> This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
> Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."
>
> Skip

A classical classic!  Nice job!  And I thought you were on the road
somewhere ripping it up on guitar.

Pete

On 1 Sep 2010 at 13:10, Skip Leeds wrote:

> Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again, and in
> fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more later).
>
> We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
> something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:
>
> http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3
>
> This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
> Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."

As others have written, this sounds pretty good already. A couple of minor
points to consider:

I'd like it to sound a little more articulate. Less reverb, shorter reverb
might fix that. Also, I find the piano to sound a little dark. A little more
"brightness", whatever that means in detail, might be worth to check out.
Finally, I'd cut a little in the 300 Hz region, but I know my system is a
little over the top in this range so you might discard this point. But it is
really nice to have something to review here again and it's also nice to have
this kind of music offered on this list.

wolf

On Sep 2, 2010, at 6:07 AM, mixmasters@yahoogroups.com wrote:

> 1b. MFR: The Swan
>    Posted by: "Skip Leeds" skip@... skipleeds
>    Date: Wed Sep 1, 2010 10:11 am ((PDT))
>
> Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again,
> and in
> fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more
> later).
>
> We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
> something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:
>
> http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3
>
> This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
> Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."

Very pretty Skip, good tone on both instruments, and of course well
played!  My only "criticism" would be, I'd like to hear the piano in
stereo, and about a minute+ or so more of the piece, but it sounds
quite nice as is.  :)

Best regards,
...z

Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the
public and have no self...
- Cyril Connolly

Fingerstyle guitar jazz from Zeek Duff in BEAUTIFUL COLORADO
http://www.MySpace.com/zeekduffmusic for streaming whole songs!
For audio clips and CD purchases of "Midnight Roses" from 2004;
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/zeekduff  OR http://www.guitar9.com/midnightroses.html
Available for download on iTunes, Rhapsody & ALL other online stores!
http://www.zeekduff.com for more info - follow me http://twitter.com/zeekduff
NEW for 2010! My patented laptop computer shade is now available;
http://www.computercanopy.com

Thanks, Robert, Pete, Wolf, Jim, Zeke, everyone who responded.

Appreciate the good words, and the critiques. All helpful, as usual.

I agree that thereıs lots that could be done with EQ (especially on the
piano). I have listened to a lot of piano recordings in the last couple
years, and Iıve discovered thereıs really quite of range of taste-dictated
choices being made, even within the narrow confines of the classical piano.
Contrary to what I believed when I was starting out with this work, there
isnıt a proper or ³received² piano sound that is universally used in ³legit²
recording work. Who knew? :)

Now, whatıs fun about this recording is that I was striving for that
natural, open-space classical sound, but I actually did it in a tiny,
bedroom-sized studio. Since Iım moving toward mostly on-location work with a
laptop rig, I wanted to see what I could do to simulate it in a much more
confined arrangement.

So ­ the piano is a straight-up Ivory instrument (a Steinway D sampled
piano), controlled by a weighted Yamaha keyboard (a P140), with some
smoothing-out using PSP compression and EQ plugs. The flute was the tricky
part, and Iım very excited about getting this to work. Basically,  I played
about 45 degrees off-axis of a TLM-103 into an RNPre.  The ³secret²
ingredient was the SE reflexion filter behind the mic, which allowed me to
block out the room sound so that I could control that with a reverb plug.
Iıve used variations on this approach for rock flute, but I wasnıt sure it
would work to get a classical sound. It was a pleasant surprise.

I was also surprised to find that the TLM-103 is really the perfect flute
mic. I first tried the Rode NTK, which has been my vocal go-to mic for lots
of applications, and was alarmed by how bad it sounded. Iım not sure why,
but clearly these mics have very different EQ curves and respond to
transients differently.

The reverb was just a stock Logic Platinum Verb (I have some better ones,
but really liked the result, so....).  A final bit of fairy-dust came from
using a Crysonics SpectraLive plug on the stereo out.  I bought it on sale a
while back, and I was skeptical that it would do very much for me, but it
has turned out to be pretty awesome.

Thanks, guys!

Skip


On 9/2/10 1:37 PM, "Pete Larson" <petel@...> wrote:

>
>
>
>
>
> On 09/01/2010 12:10 PM, Skip Leeds wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again, and in
>> > fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more later).
>> >
>> > We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
>> > something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:
>> >
>> > http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3
>> >
>> > This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
>> > Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."
>> >
>> > Skip
>
> A classical classic!  Nice job!  And I thought you were on the road
> somewhere ripping it up on guitar.
>
> Pete
>
>
>
>



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Beautifully done. great mic job on the instruments. I played this piece on the
cello in high school, you both do it justice!

RG




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hey Skip,

Really nice.  Performances are excellent.  The only comment I have is that maybe
it could be a bit brighter, both flute and piano.

Good to hear from you again!

Gary


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Skip Leeds
   To: mixmasters@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 10:10 AM
   Subject: [mixmasters] MFR: The Swan



   Well, hey, old friends and new. The studio is up and running again, and in
   fact, we've been in the process of going commercial (of that, more later).

   We're kind of specializing in piano-vocal and small ensembles. Here's
   something we knocked out last Saturday afternoon:

   http://www.silkspeedmusic.com/mp3/THESWAN%2008-28-10.mp3

   This is my partner, Barb Dennis, on piano, and myself on flute. It's
   Saint-Saens' "The Swan," from the "Carnival of Animals."

   Skip




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi everyone.  I'm selling my mint never gigged Taylor T5 custom...  Gold
hardware, pearl block inlays, spruce top, gloss top, back, and sides,
sunburst finish, etc, taylor hard case included.  If you haven't seen/read
about the T5 line, check them out.  They have a true acoustic sound with
pickup and active preamp with eq, but, the guitar also has a single coil and
a hum bucker.  With a five way pickup selector switch, you can access either
pickup, or a blend.  You can use the guitar direct, or, you can run it
through an acoustic amp, electric amp, or, you could use an A/B box if you
wanted a clean acoustic sound on the acoustic amp and a crunchy lead sound
on the electric amp.  The action is very low, setup is amazing, the guitar
is effortless to play and feels/sounds great.  I'm after more of a standard
dreadnought though so have decided to sell her.

$1749 US including shipping.  plese write off list if interested.  I accept
payment via pay pal and will ship to any confirmed address in the lower 48
states or Canada.

Thanks,

Cameron.

Hi guy,s a while back I had a mix of this song up. I replaced the vocal, added
backup vocals and and Organ part.
Let me know what you think.

Also Katie's song Our World won for New Brunswick . It is up to the judges to
decide if she gets on the CD for Playlist for the Planet.

Jim

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

www.packinshedsoundstudio.com/waves/Getaway.MP3

Sorry about that

Jim

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I liked it.......

-einar hoiland-





> To: mixmasters@yahoogroups.com
> From: jmacd@...
> Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:33:52 -0700
> Subject: [mixmasters] MFR Getaway link
>
> www.packinshedsoundstudio.com/waves/Getaway.MP3
>
> Sorry about that
>
> Jim
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Nice tight mix...very good job!  I might bring the lead vocal down
just a tad.  I would also consider adding some more reverb/delay to the
lead vocal as well as the backups.

Best Regards,
Nathan


On 9/11/2010 6:33 PM, Jim wrote:
>
> www.packinshedsoundstudio.com/waves/Getaway.MP3
>
> Sorry about that
>
> Jim
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Your daughter has some mean sounding vocals!  I'm thinking she's maybe
pushing it just a little too hard to get the best overall effect but
that's between you and her (or her and she <g>).  I'd agree with the
opinion that a bit of reverb might soften it just a little and make it
sit better.  Right now it seems a bit hard-edged to my ears.

My only other nit-pick is that I would replace the words "run away" with
"get away" just to keep the lyrics on a "single track".

I liked the background vocal thing on the end.  Nice job overall!

Congrats on the successes with the other song!

Pete L.

On 09/11/2010 08:31 PM, Jim wrote:
>
>
> Hi guy,s a while back I had a mix of this song up. I replaced the vocal,
> added backup vocals and and Organ part.
> Let me know what you think.
>
> Also Katie's song Our World won for New Brunswick . It is up to the
> judges to decide if she gets on the CD for Playlist for the Planet.
>
> Jim
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

Thanks Einar , Nathn and Pete.
After I put that mix up I realised it was bit harsh on the vocal. There was a
setting on the main outs that was accidentally switched on. I did a new mix and
took out the background vocals on the verses and just left them in at the end.
I put it up if you want to listen to it again.
Jim

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I listened again and I think it's better but still a bit harsh.  I also
noticed that the words "run away" play a larger part toward the end than
I thought.  The title "Getaway" and the main phrase "run away" I find to
be kind of confusing or diffusing in a way.  That's just an initial
reaction and maybe it's very trivial but it seems like a sticking point
for me.

Pete


On 09/13/2010 04:16 PM, Jim wrote:
>
>
> Thanks Einar , Nathn and Pete.
> After I put that mix up I realised it was bit harsh on the vocal. There
> was a setting on the main outs that was accidentally switched on. I did
> a new mix and took out the background vocals on the verses and just left
> them in at the end.
> I put it up if you want to listen to it again.
> Jim
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

Thanks Pete. The Title is not writen in stone yet so I will have a look at
that.
The vocal will need a bit of tweeking yet. Might get her to do it again the
next time she is home. She got a job in Halifax which is 4 hours from home
so it could be a long project.She is just getting into the writing and likes
it so there will be more to come.
Thanks for listening again.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Larson" <petel@...>
To: <mixmasters@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2010 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: [mixmasters] MFR Getaway link


>I listened again and I think it's better but still a bit harsh.  I also
> noticed that the words "run away" play a larger part toward the end than
> I thought.  The title "Getaway" and the main phrase "run away" I find to
> be kind of confusing or diffusing in a way.  That's just an initial
> reaction and maybe it's very trivial but it seems like a sticking point
> for me.
>
> Pete
>
>
> On 09/13/2010 04:16 PM, Jim wrote:
>>
>>
>> Thanks Einar , Nathn and Pete.
>> After I put that mix up I realised it was bit harsh on the vocal. There
>> was a setting on the main outs that was accidentally switched on. I did
>> a new mix and took out the background vocals on the verses and just left
>> them in at the end.
>> I put it up if you want to listen to it again.
>> Jim
>>
>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------



No virus found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
Version: 9.0.851 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3132 - Release Date: 09/12/10
23:35:00

Hi everyone.  after a total sonar reinstall and JSonar reinstall, the midi
issue is now sorted via the USB interface.  (the project mix midi ports
still aren't performing as they should.)

Anyways, whenever I insert dimension pro, I get a system sound but nothing
comes up.  I looked with the jaws cursor and there is nothing there, it just
says dimension pro and then the start button at the bottom etc.  when I try
to get to the program browser by hitting alt, shift, b, it says window not
found, hot spot failed.

I made sure that dimension pro is the active set.

Would anyone know why this is happening?  If the program browser does come
up, which will happen if you go away from the dimension pro window and then
come back to it, it does say program browser, but then, I get a system sound
doink again and there is nothing no matter what I do.

Any thoughts?

This didn't happen before with any version of sonar.

Thanks,

Cameron.

Hello everyone.  this problem seems to be with hsc in general, not just with
dimension pro.

I'm using hsc build 197, the latest version of jaws ten, latest version of
JSonar, and, Sonar 8.53 producer.

I tried uninstalling it, reinstalling it, and importing the latest sonar 6
and beyond sets from the hsc site.  I am getting the same results though
after all of that.

Whenever I try to use an hsc set, either by hitting the command for it, or,
actually choosing the action from the sets action list, I get the same
error.  It says:

Window not found, hot spot failed.

That is all it tells me.  I've made sure the correct set is loaded for the
plugs I'm trying to work with, I made sure my display settings were correct,
and, I tried having automatic switching off and on and none of it made any
difference.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I've got no soft synth access over
here.

Also, uninstalling it was not successful.  The uninstall program froze so I
had to do it manually.  It was the only way to get it to the point where I
could run the installer successfully.

I didn't have these issues with previous builds...

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Cameron.

Hi.  I'm looking to sell off my herd as I've got my eye on a couple high end
guitars.

If you're interested in anything below, feel free to make an offer.  I
accept payment via paypal only and will only ship to a confirmed address in
the US, Canada, or the UK.

Thanks,

Cameron.

Ibanez SR505-bm five string bass, oil finish, active Bartelini pickups/eq,
near mint, never gigged, deluxe Ibanez locking bass case included.

1985 Tokai strat, made in japan, all stock, great condition, amazing neck,
hard case included.

1980s Burney solid top les paul, made in Japan, outfitted with all Gibson
hardware and pickups, non weight relieved, serious tone, new hard case
included.

2001 Fender non export Japanese 1962ri strat, rare yellow finish, great
condition, all stock w/texas specials and hard case.

Mint never gigged custom ordered Taylor T5 five way custom hybrid guitar,
gold hardware, amazing player with gold hardware, low action, Taylor hard
case included.

Mint 2010 Kona hollow body jazz guitar with gold hardware, two hum buckers,
etc, includes cable, hard case, and ten year warranty.  Has less than one
hour of playing time.

Line 6 Bogner co-designed all tube 40w 1x12 guitar combo amp with x1
expression pedal, MKII shortboard, all cables, and, Gator amp case with
wheels.

Samsung Rubicon 5a bi-amped active nearfield nomitors, small footprint, 75w
each, room tuning controls, power cables included.  One tweeter blew but I
have a replacement direct from Samsung, it just needs to be wired up.

Hello everyone.  I moved into a bigger place in early September and now have
a dedicated studio/teaching room.  I am looking for tips on cost effective
sound treatment.  It's a very lively room, square shaped with two medium
sized windows and hardwood floor.

I need suggestions that are non destructive as I am renting.  So, I can't do
any drilling etc.

I may start by getting a large floor rug and some foam bass traps.  I know
real traps and orilex make room treatment kits but they cost a pretty penny.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!  Maybe I could buy stuff
at home depo or lows and cut it up...  but what to use for adhesive?

Thanks,

Cameron.

There's a variety of plans for bass traps (Google search) that use
those cardboard-y barrels, plastic garbage cans, and/or homemade
plywood boxes.  Most of them are free-standing:  just park 'em in the
corner, on the floor.  Filled with fiberglass insulation, IIRC.

Presumably you could make some simple frames from 2" x 2"s, or some
sheets of plywood, drape cheap carpet (and/or carpet pads?) over them,
and lean 'em against the wall.

You could also get the specialized foam wedge-thingies (the acoustic
treatment) and glue 'em to sheets of plywood that are free-standing
(leaning?) against the wall.

A sofa or futon-sofa up near the wall might help as well.  (I read
somewhere that a typical sitting room -- carpet, sofa, easy chairs...
-- actually is fairly acoustically good.)


--Travis


On 9/21/10, Cameron <cameron@...> wrote:
> Hello everyone.  I moved into a bigger place in early September and now have
>  a dedicated studio/teaching room.  I am looking for tips on cost effective
>  sound treatment.  It's a very lively room, square shaped with two medium
>  sized windows and hardwood floor.
>
>  I need suggestions that are non destructive as I am renting.  So, I can't do
>  any drilling etc.
>
>  I may start by getting a large floor rug and some foam bass traps.  I know
>  real traps and orilex make room treatment kits but they cost a pretty penny.
>
>  Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!  Maybe I could buy stuff
>  at home depo or lows and cut it up...  but what to use for adhesive?
>
>  Thanks,
>
>  Cameron.
>
>
>
>  ------------------------------------
>
>  Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Hello everyone.  I installed hsc build 198 this evening and it did not fix
my issue.  I am still getting the window not found, hot spot failed message
whenever I try to use hsc sets with any of the soft synths included with
sonar 8.5 producer.  I made sure the proper hsc set was loaded, and I also
tried picking things from the list instead of using the hsc command and I
just get the same error message.

On Sunday, I'm going to have a friend help me install a seperat partition on
my system drive that will be for sonar only.  until then, is anyone else
experiencing this?

I don't get it.  I'm using the latest hsc sets, latest version of jsonar,
latest version of jaws ten, all my display settings are correct, yada yada
yada...  and there don't appear to be any dialogue boxes etc blocking the
dimension pro window for example, at least nothing that the virtual viewer
or jaws cursor can see.

I can see the presets box with the jaws cursor and the pc cursor in
dimension pro, rapture le, etc so why doesn't the virtual mouse click that
hsc does work?

Also, for some reason, jaws is not reading things in lists and it's not
reading page tabs in dialogue boxes etc.  it just says tab, when it should
say general or drivers etc.

This is only happening in sonar though, even after a total reinstall of
everything.

Anyone have any explanations or further suggestions?

This happens with both JSonar and the latest version of ct.  I've tried
both.

Thanks,

Cameron.

Hey Everyone!

Click or copy - paste the link below.  First & foremost - It is NOT a virus!  IT
is a link to a great site I found with a good company and top notch Web Security
Standards.  This is where I go these days to meet Fun & Interesting people. (Now
that I am single)  As well as to work out a few kinks, when the mood strikes me.

Try it out... You just  might like it.
The Tighter the better I always say!

<a href=http://alt.com/go/g554456-pct target="_blank"><img
src="http://graphics.pop6.com/banners/alt/21670_728x90.jpg" width="728"
height="90" border="0"></a>

Funny, this user joined MM on Jun 18, 2005.  Left group on 10/1/2010.

Pete


On 10/01/2010 03:51 PM, LD wrote:
>
>
> Hey Everyone!
>
> Click or copy - paste the link below. First & foremost - It is NOT a
> virus! IT is a link to a great site I found with a good company and top
> notch Web Security Standards. This is where I go these days to meet Fun
> & Interesting people. (Now that I am single) As well as to work out a
> few kinks, when the mood strikes me.
>
> Try it out... You just might like it.
> The Tighter the better I always say!
>
> <a href=http://alt.com/go/g554456-pct target="_blank"><img
> src="http://graphics.pop6.com/banners/alt/21670_728x90.jpg" width="728"
> height="90" border="0"></a>
>
>

http://www.lg-bayern-sued.de/f1.html


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

On 10/03/2010 10:29 AM, Einar Hoiland wrote:
>
>
(Spam URL removed)

Einar evidently has a virus.  I've e-mailed him to check into it.

-- Pete

Hi everyone.  freel free to make me an offer on the below items.  I accept
payment via paypal and will only ship to a confirmed address in the
continental US, Canada, or the UK.  Please write off list if interested.

2009 Ibanez SR505-bm five string bass, oil finish, active Bartelini
pickups/eq, near mint, never gigged, deluxe Ibanez locking bass case
included.  (No dings, no scratches, no fretwear etc.)

Mid 1980s Burney solid top les paul, made in Japan, outfitted with all
Gibson hardware and pickups, non weight relieved, serious tone, new hard
case included.  (Much better than the current Gibson les paul studio.)

Mint never gigged custom ordered Taylor T5 five way custom hybrid guitar,
amazing player with gold hardware, spruce top, cherry sunburst, gloss
finish, low action, Taylor hard case included.

Mint 2010 Kona hollow body jazz guitar with gold hardware, two hum buckers,
gloss finish, etc, includes cable, hard case, and ten year warranty.  Has
less than one hour of playing time.

Custom ADK pro studio computer, 4u rack mount metal case, stackable with
removable handles and locking front doors, 64 bit compatible, Intel I7 quad
core processor, 3gb ram, (expandable), 4 premium Seagate hard drives, dual
layer dvd burner, dual video output, multiple fans, heavy duty power supply,
acoustic isolation treatment, ethernet, on board soundcard, multiple USB 2.0
and TI firewire400 ports, etc.  Includes Dell flat panel display, keyboard,
mouse, mouse pad, power cable, various spare cables, nero, paragon drive
backup personal edition, and a retail copy of Windows xp professional 32
bit.  One year old, no issues.

M audio project mix I/O 24 bit 96k audio/midi interface and control surface
with motorized faders, great condition, compatible with sonar, pro tools m
powered, etc.  M audio project mix case included.  The case also has
compartments for a laptop, cables, etc.