Throbert

The backward compatibility is supposed to work for the voltages as well so you should be good to go. You all should start labling any of your cables that have a USB-C connector or maybe red tape to tag as charging. check the icons on the connectors, maybe there's some differentiation indicating weather it's a charging cable or not.

I saw this coming soo long ago, thinking this is going to be such a huge cluster fuc( but no one seemed to see it.

Probably the cable, most likely you have a charging cable no data. Lots of people having same with this one port multi format issue.

Is it bad taste for me to write that that's the funniest thing I've read all week? Well at least you're amused and I don't think it's in bad taste, no problem here. Makes me wish I could tickle myself nuts doing this.

You hear that at all times or only when you're listening to loud audio/music? It's there all the time, annoyance or intensity varies. Seems like I've always had it but barley hear it when I was young. I'd ask my mom and dad if they could hear a faint high pitched noise when all was silent but they would just look at me like I was nuts. I think the cocaine made it worse though.

I use an Ashley MX 206 for my mix, main feedback and area, but Ihave a MADI card on my interface to go AVB When possible.

Both ears more to the left, it's annoying me a bit right now. High pitched sine wave like, phases as if between the two ears. I use an oscillator on my PC to hetrodyne against it when I'm bored just to screw with it.

Go to this Windows 10 thread Psychlist1972 is a Windows rep for audio and can probably help.

Only use USB for small mobile data nothing over 64 gig combined

Thanks Deskew, good to Know, I think I have a loose grasp on multi-core and latency, basically multi-core has to do with capacity which depends on hardware quality starting with the CPU and latency has to do with process time which mostly depends on driver quality.

how does GP deal with multicore CPU's, more over what's the best way to spread usage over the cores?

my 2000 Dodge Dakota has 108 K. I don't like to drive any more, too many others, too many idiots, too many punks.

I'm a home player. My instruments barely leave my home studio. I do have light-weight keyboards for rare occasions. So does that make me a "shleping player"? If you haul and move your gear from where ever to the gig and back or where ever else then yes you are. If you made enough to afford roadies then you're one of the few.

What's a shleping player? Do you want to lift that thing out/in your ride, up/down stairs on/off your stand?

Ok, as you explain, it's either get some money have it repaired but end up with a salvage/rebuilt title, or have the insurance get it repaired by your company get nothing and end up with a clear title. Will you have it long enough to justify the title with lower premiums or not?

those new RME AVB interfaces are looking good, they have USB though, but RME has a really good rep for those drivers. If you still need better latency those units also have MADI. With one of those you could also set up for a stage monitoring network with the others.

Don't you have the title, how can they decide what to do with it. So if they're able to retitle it no matter who is in possession of it may be you'll have to point them in the direction of you repair company. Talk to your repair company, they probably know how to deal with your insurance situation so that you come out on top in the end, I wouldn't be giving any financial info out to them either.

I've heard only goof things about the vpc-1 but the quality come at the cost of gigable weight, which keeps it at home for the shleping player.

Don't tell the insurance any thing, they aren't looking out for your interest. Keep your title if you're going to take the vehicle, but you better have a good relationship with the repair company and the owner. I know my guy and he does great work at a fair price. If you need to for what ever reason go searching for the estimate you need to satisfy your requirements, you don't need a relationship for estimates keep as much of your info vested as possible.

Frankenstein upgraded his jump start?

has a Yes flavor to it.

OP Pro II, always was, always will.

Noisy shmoisy, I don't judge DPs based on their action noise, doesn't matter. I've always liked Kawai DPs and if I had budget to spare I would get it just to lighten the load.

This bit me once, I couldn't stop it from updating at a particularly inopportune time. Had I known in advance it was going to happen (with no cancel/abort/defer option!), it seems I could have prevented it... https://www.windowscentral.com/how-stop-updates-installing-automatically-windows-10 I ended up losing use of a time-limited demo that prematurely expired as a result. But it could have been worse, it could have happened at a gig... Thanks Scott, I can't imagine not having that feature in a modern system and I am glad it's an option. I got caught when the "new" refurbished 2014 Macbook pro I bought last year updated to Mojave all on it's own. It got a bit squirrely and I took it back to High Sierra. Catalina is running fine now and I am in control of the updates from here on out. First in is just beta-testing, not my job!!! It does eliminate that particular problem from the equation. Cheers, Kuru I had been disabling the update service and setting my wifi to metered but when I switched from LTSB to LTSC a new service called Windows Update Medic Service showed up that was enabling the update service and denied me access when I tried to disable it so I had to use gpedit as recomended by the local gearslutz MS rep. 1.Open Start. 2.Search for gpedit.msc and select the top result to launch the Group Policy Editor. 3.Navigate to the following path: Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Window Update 4.Double-click the Configure Automatic Updates policy on the right side. 5.Check the Disabled option to turn off the policy. 6.Click the Apply button. 7.Click the OK button. Although the automatic updates feature will remain disabled, you can still download and install patches manually from Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, and clicking the Check for updates button.

My hardware is not replaceable nor is it eternal I can find 88s easy enough to satisfy but 76 synth semis of any descent quality are no where to be found with the exception of Yamahas keybeds which Korg used to use but now they only use their crap my HX3 is better than soft but it's running off FPGAs, My RPX is old but holds its own and hey, these are only 1/2 X 1 rack U they are also good to help ease the load on my PC for more demanding instruments but still when not loaded down there's Ptec and other key plugs when the need permits my Extreme can be over complicated but it sounds good and has the action I like. There's no reason not to have both.