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ok, makes sense. thanks guys

i apologize if this has been answered before; i could not locate the topic with a search.

when i select the "delay m" effect in SFP (one i use quite often) i am unable to select 1/4P when syncing to bpm. i can go as far as 1/4, but that's it. from 1/4P up it's all good though.

i am using Scope 4.0 ...

On 2005-04-07 11:20, Mr Arkadin wrote:
why would you want to use a software editor when you have the box right in front of you? am i missing something here?



In which case why bother with a PC editor then?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Mr Arkadin on 2005-04-07 11:39 ]</font ...

On 2005-04-04 08:35, piddi wrote:
its not lioke osx users cant use this, it does offer standard midi in/outs.

exactly!!! midi in/out, audio in/out. why would you want to use a software editor when you have the box right in front of you? am i missing something here?

LOL!!!

and i'm in telecom! you'd think i would have figured that one out... duh...

FI.P. drivers? don't know those...

i am using asio scope

yeah, this never happened before...

i'll check to see, but i don't believe i have anything routed back through SFP.

i am POSITIVE i have just overlooked something really simple----AAAARGGGGHHHH!!!!

lol

On 2004-12-21 15:21, dbmac wrote:
Are you sure you have 32 bit recording enabled in SX project setup window?

/dave

yes

thanks-

the thing is, the levels in SFP are comparatively MUCH lower than what is represented sonically in sx. i don't think this is a graphical error as much as a recording level error in sx.

the levels have to be reduced in SFP to the point where they are barely monitorable; itherwise the ...

hello,

i have recently re-installed SX 1.06, with a reload of my machine, and i usually remember to set things correctly. however i wonder if i have missed something obvious that someone could help me with.

i record synth parts into cubase via an A16 Ultra and a Pulsar II card. i am running SFP 4 ...

lol

thank you very much

jeezus, i likes very much...

thank you!

hmmmm.

how about, if it ain't broke, don't fix it?

i am still running XP SP1 with NO UPDATES other than direct x 9.0 c.

i understand the need for the security updates and such if your DAW is an internet computer, but what do you want to do that to your DAW for?

i suppose that's another debate ...

hmmm...

i don't want to repeat TOO much of what has already been said here, but i must say after getting over the initial hurdle of implementation, and some less than perfect dealings with creamware support, using the system has been a pleasure.

using the A16 i can come out 24 bit and oh, what a ...

i have just reloaded my audio machine and installed SFP 4.0...

the graphics in SFP are terribly slow.

i have not run any windows updates, as this computer isn't connected to the internet.

i have the latest driver for my video card installed (Radeon 7500), but this makes me wonder if my old ...

i have the truths, and i must say that i have been very happy with them.

they definitley accent the high end a little, but this is easily compensated for by trimming the highs back to -4db.

other than that, they are pretty damn flat and i have been able to get some great mixes out of them.

it's ...

ahhh yes, i see.

it is a mono output from SX, so using only one channel (i am assuming the left one) of the ASIO output will do...

thanks hubird!

hmmm.

i thought i tried that last night, connecting both the L and R from an ASIO output to a mono channel on the STM2448. i don't remember being able to make the connection.

perhaps i was doing something incorrectly...