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Is there any relation between the announcement of what mi7 is doing and what sonolive posted ?
Or are these 2 seperate projects ?

hey

i use sonar 3.1.1 and dont have any of the problems you describe

but regarding that aud.ini file, normaly if u have a problem with your audio driver in sonar u should be able to just delete the ini file and start sonar again. Normaly sonar will create a new file and reconfigure itself, could ...

Those asb boxes seem nice for ppl who dont want to get in all the technical stuff of sfp

anyways speaking of controllers, did anybody ever tried this ?

http://www.midisoft.de/


srry for the offtopic , just accidently found it on the web

hrm, i think that people see things a bit too dark here :
looks to me that its still a bit early to start shedding out pci express cards since most mobos still have the older pci slots..
and about the 64bit drivers, well like valis said there isn't even a 64bit win xp out yet (except for the beta ...

arent the internals of plextor writers made by nec ? eg they're just rebranded ?

I got a nec writer, had no problems with it so far

i like this one ->

http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downl ... r_343.html

if ur on a budget u might consider this one

http://www.smproaudio.com/mpatch.htm

i would stay clear of the samson tho, I was also planning to buy one but they seem to degrade the sound quality especialy everything in the high freq range imo

I'm still having a hard time making a choice between the ...

Hi all,

I'm currently planning to update my pc one of the months. I'm probably going to stick on the intel platform (since I dont have any problems with it) but I was wondering..
How well does creamware perform on dual cpu systems ??
I did some searching on the board and on the net but I couldn't ...

Thanks :smile:

BTW creamware has contacted me and told me that i can still get the adat extension If i go to a creamware dealer and return my card. The dealer will send it to creamware and creamware will update my card to the luna EX version (probably for the price of extension i guess)

Hm they ...

Oi
After comparing the two I deceided to stick with creamware.. It runs very stable and i like the scope system..

At the moment I bought the small luna breakoutbox which fits my I/O needs at the moment :smile:

And to be honest I checked out a pulsar 2 in a local store with some of the synths and ...

problem is I don't need or want extra dsp, not at this time anyway

I just want the extra adat connections and zlink port on my luna so I hook up a sampler on the adat ports and a Ultra A-16(which i was planning to buy..) on the 2 zlink ports with all 16 channels

An online shop said that I would be ...

damn i was too late for music-city

And they said that the expansion isn't available no more, it can't even be ordered anymore from creamware :

I've been looking around on lots of shops online but can't seem to find one

I also mailed creamware but they don't seem to respond, bleh :

too bad that it only works for nuendo

if you're from europe I found a german dealer who still has a few left
http://www.music-city.de

ordered mine yesterday, should have it next friday

It's true
I mailed creamware yesterday to ask about it and they confirmed it.

The Luna ex is still sold but the luna ADAT expansion plate isn't available seperate no more..

Intel confirmed the dropping of RDRAM

http://www.ebnonline.com/story/OEG20020226S0040

so duno if it's still wise to invest money into an RDRAM p4 system

http://www.quietpc.com/ <- they seem to have some nice products

some reviews of silent psu's:

http://www.silentpcreview.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=24&page=1
http://www.silentpcreview.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle ...

On 2002-10-30 08:24, spacef wrote:
i have read that the expanded cache is useless for audio/video, because it is a cache for files which are accessed often by the disk, and with a max of 8 mb... So it brings nothing for audio/video...
any other opinion ?


normaly a disks buffer is used for all ...

Serillel ATA also exists, it's from abit.
http://www.abit.com.tw/abitweb/webjsp/english/news1.jsp?pDOCNO=en_0208161


don't forget most mainbords that are now available with SATA controllers onboard aren't real native SATA controllers and only support SATA v1.0 (+-max of 133mb/s so no performance ...