No response yet from InMusic but they may be in NAMM show mode, or channeling their inner DJs.
JR
JR
rane notes, gone? shows up as 404....
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Thanks for running with that, John, and sorry that I pushed you into it. I have monthly quota of brain farts that must be met. 
yes it is sad to see Rane reduced to a few DJ mixer products but thats bidness....cyrano said:
JR
OK good news... Dennis Bohn donated the Rane tech notes to AES when he retired. Now they are copyright AES, so not only available but updated as needed.
http://www.aes.org/par/
JR
http://www.aes.org/par/
JR
pucho812
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JohnRoberts said:
What is the link beyond that. can't seem to find it.
there is no link beyond that,,, its now called PARpucho812 said:
works for me...
JR
[edit then there the wayback machine... https://web.archive.org/web/20160112040747/https://www.rane.com/pdf/ranenotes/ /edit]
pucho812
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JohnRoberts said:
right. I am just having trouble searching it.
Brian Roth
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Bits of the Rane notes are here:
https://www.ranecommercial.com/kb.php
Bri
https://www.ranecommercial.com/kb.php
Bri
IMO it is a good thing that Dennis Bohn has preserved the RANE reference material by donating it to AES.
I have my own Dennis Bohn story from the 80s. Before I went to work at Peavey I was writing my Audio Mythology column for RE/P magazine. Peavey did not ask me to stop, but the time commitment to drop everything for a few days to crank out a new column became a serious conflict with my intense work schedule. On top of that RE/P wanted to increase from every other month, to every month, making it easier for me to bow out.
Apparently Dennis was a fan of my column and assumed that I was an old fart who either died or retired when it stopped. In his words I was "resting" perhaps an euphemism for the final dirt nap. :-[ Imagine my surprise reading in a trade magazine that I was "resting" now... I didn't feel very rested. ;D ;D https://www.prosoundweb.com/exposing-mythology-about-equalizers-equalization/ . I got to surprise Dennis in return by walking into the RANE booth at the next trade show (NSCA) and introducing myself. 8)
We all want to leave more than footprints in the sand, if this (RANE reference) become Denis' legacy he could do a lot worse. Sadly it appears that his well respected audio electronics business is now reduced to a couple DJ mixers.
JR
I have my own Dennis Bohn story from the 80s. Before I went to work at Peavey I was writing my Audio Mythology column for RE/P magazine. Peavey did not ask me to stop, but the time commitment to drop everything for a few days to crank out a new column became a serious conflict with my intense work schedule. On top of that RE/P wanted to increase from every other month, to every month, making it easier for me to bow out.
Apparently Dennis was a fan of my column and assumed that I was an old fart who either died or retired when it stopped. In his words I was "resting" perhaps an euphemism for the final dirt nap. :-[ Imagine my surprise reading in a trade magazine that I was "resting" now... I didn't feel very rested. ;D ;D https://www.prosoundweb.com/exposing-mythology-about-equalizers-equalization/ . I got to surprise Dennis in return by walking into the RANE booth at the next trade show (NSCA) and introducing myself. 8)
We all want to leave more than footprints in the sand, if this (RANE reference) become Denis' legacy he could do a lot worse. Sadly it appears that his well respected audio electronics business is now reduced to a couple DJ mixers.
JR
huh?warpie said:
I you click on the link I provided it should open up with the RANE glossary, click on any letter, then read...
JR
If you go looking for "Rane notes", the par, at
http://www.aes.org/par/r/
gives you a link to the old rane.com, which is gone...
It seems the AES has a funny idea how websites should work. Strange search function. One uses Google. C'mon, AES.
Or is that cause I'm not logged in? Not a member of that club, sorry. As a non-member, each Rane note will cost you 33$...
A bit steep, perhaps, for a resource that used to be free.
http://www.aes.org/par/r/
gives you a link to the old rane.com, which is gone...
It seems the AES has a funny idea how websites should work. Strange search function. One uses Google. C'mon, AES.
Or is that cause I'm not logged in? Not a member of that club, sorry. As a non-member, each Rane note will cost you 33$...
A bit steep, perhaps, for a resource that used to be free.
That link opens up to the rane glossary on page R....cyrano said:
I don't know what you are smoking. I let my AES membership expire last century.
JR
or you could visit the wayback link I posted before///cyrano said:
https://web.archive.org/web/20160112040747/https://www.rane.com/pdf/ranenotes
sorry if this isn't perfect.
JR
scott2000
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JohnRoberts said:
Thanks for looking into this...
JohnRoberts said:
No need to apologise for the policy of the AES, John. There's a number of places you can find the notes. I just don't post the links here, in case the AES might go on a copyright rampage...
I wonder if that's what the author of the notes wanted. I doubt it, since they were free before.
