In my G5, I have exact duplicates - but of the new stuff and downloads I made, no. I know a friend who does data recovery and he can assist me to get the data off the drive. When I tried to hook it up externally, the clicking didn’t go away, but if I can move the head back from the platter - “watched several YouTube movies about how to do this”, then there is a chance.Surely as an experienced Mac user you have backups?
Cheers
Hugh
Sounds awesome! I still need to get around to making something on my PPC macsI made even more music, or at least I mixed it and then listened to it with speakers and decided to tone down the reverb
Logic has a "bounce in place" feature that essentially renders a track with all of its effects as a separate audio file, which is useful because the processing overhead for just playing audio files is very small. This track uses a mixture of physical instruments (the evolving bassline is a multi-layered Behringer Model D, some of the drums are from a Korg Volca Sample) and virtual instruments (the buzzy lead line and the stabs in the background):
The place I work has a policy whereby any leave you have already booked has to be taken. You can't cancel it, otherwise everybody would cancel and rebook leave in September / October, and the place would be empty! This is unfortunate because on 21 May I was due to fly to Greenland to walk the arctic circle trail, and if all had gone well I would right now be on a ferry from Sisimiut to Ilulissat.
Instead I'm sitting at home. The good thing is that I can order large objects from the internet and not have to take a day off work to accept them. I keep looking at the Mac Pro 1,1. It's hobbled by a 32-bit bootloader which limits it to OS X 10.7.5, but that's not a huge problem because I would literally only be using it for Logic 9. It also has PCI slots, so I can continue to use my excellent old MOTU audio interface.
But on the other hand I could pay slightly more and get a slightly more modern Mac Pro and actually use it as a general-purpose computer, except that there are only a handful of late aluminium Mac Pros on eBay in the UK, and they're ludicrously overpriced, perhaps on the assumption that the tubular Mac Pro was a dog and the modern Mac Pro is thousands upon thousands of pounds.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder *hides*Leopard looks good to me!
There is one thing I miss about Tiger and that is the ability to use Shapeshifter. You can get a total theme with that. Everything I've done to my Leopard Macs has been cobbled together in bits and pieces and there is no way to change the background of folders when viewing in List View. Shapeshifter allows that.Beauty is in the eye of the beholder *hides*
Surely as an experienced Mac user you have backups?
Cheers
Hugh
Finally someone agrees with me.
I've always like tinkering to make the things I use truly mine - or truly how I want them to look. I don't believe that will ever change, no matter how old I get (I just jailbroke my 6th Gen iPad yesterday). I'm not as rash to update or upgrade as I used to be as I've experienced how things can break, but I still like to customize my stuff.
Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder *hicks*Beauty is in the eye of the beholder *hides*
Hey, since you're in Germany and get better beer, do you get better beauty?!Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder *hicks*
I agree with you too, I don't think it was until Snow Leopard that they got the look introduced with Leopard really correct.Finally someone agrees with me.
Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder *hicks*
Oh, sometimes even the best beer isn't of any help ...Hey, since you're in Germany and get better beer, do you get better beauty?!
