Audio Equipment Manufacturer with pioneering expertise in creating high definition sound and surround content. They aim to advance the art of music playback and recording by providing Studio Monitors, Home Theater Speakers and Surround System.
Part 2: Lightning fast startup and shutdown of an Mtron ssd 16gig 3.5inch desktop, now with little Bios tweak:
Mtron Solid State Disk: The World's Fastest Disk Drive !
Little Major Productions works with Mtron Solid State Disks, and put 2 video's on youtube.
Read more to watch the video's:
-Lightning fast startup and shutdown of an Mtron ssd 16gig 3.5inch dektop and
-Lightning fast startup, Fruityloops launch, Nuendo launch and shutdown of an Mtron ssd 16gig 3.5inch dektop
You can find the European Distributor for Mtron here, and be shure to watch the presentation video.
The video's were made with a computer with the following specs:
Motherbord Gigabyte N680SLI-DQ6, 4gig of OCZ pc2 8500 DDR2 ram,
Intel Core2duo 6850 1333mhz and an Mtron ssd 16gig 3.5inch as c-drive.
No Bios tweaks
RME Digiface + PCI express card, Buffer Settings: 32(0.7ms) latency !!!
487 .dll's in the vst plugins folder
A dream to work with !
The Womb Forums – Mixerman, Slipperman, Aardvark, Bob Olhsson, Charles Dye, Kenny Gioia and friends make an entertaining resource site for audio engineers, producers, and music makers.
Read the diaries
thx Tom
Podium loudspeakers are quite literally a world first: a full-range panel loudspeaker system. Using transverse waves induced by a tapered line-array to propagate sound through a floating panel, all of which is designed and built in Cambridge UK.
A movie about the life of Bob Dylan, with Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Richard Gere, Cate Blanchett, Ben Whishaw, Marcus Carl Franklin, and they all play Bob !
(thx Tom)
IEEE Spectrum magazine is the flagship publication of the IEEE, the world's largest professional technology association. It is a monthly magazine for technology innovators, business leaders, and the intellectually curious. Spectrum explores future technology trends and the impact of those trends on society and business.
IEEE Spectrum is read by over 385,000 technology professionals and senior executives worldwide in the high technology sectors of industry, government, and academia. Subscribers include engineering managers and corporate and financial executives. Deans and provosts at every major engineering university and college throughout the world are also Spectrum readers.
(thx Tom)
A guitar pick-shaped toy called Rock Tamashii (Rock Soul). Once you press a button, the song starts playing. All you need to do is to shake the pick rhythmically as if you were strumming the guitar. Works with two AAA batteries (not included).
The Green Glue Company began with a home theater builder who went to great lengths to soundproof his room. His finished home theater used room within a room stud walls, double drywall, exotic soundproof doors, the works. Ultimately, however, he was disappointed in the soundprofing results, particularly at low frequencies.
A reaserch and development firm specializing in specialty coatings and viscoelastic materials was consulted to create a soundproofing material that would outperform current products expecally at low frequencies.
The result of this simple inquiry into the possible application of viscoelastic technology to improve sound isolation was named Green Glue.
Today, Green Glue has become the best selling product of its kind worldwide, with millions of square feet used to soundproof walls, floors, and ceilings.
Have you ever dreamed of having your own radio show? Are you a recording artist hoping to have your songs heard by the masses?
Podcasting combines the freedom of blogging with the technology of MP3s.
Podcasts cover everything from news and politics to sports and music.
Soleá, soleares is one of the most basic forms or "palos" of Flamenco music, probably originating around Cádiz or Seville in Andalusia, the most southern region of Spain. It is normally accompanied by one guitar only, in the key of E phrygian, although it is also heard in A phrygian, relatively often. (wikipedia)
