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dante wrote:...The Yamaha SW1000XG which cost me about the same price as a Luna the year prior wouldn't even run on XP. ...

A little off-topic, I know, but since you mention it; for info, Yamaha did release XP drivers for the SW1000XG card. I have one on a second machine and it still runs fine on XP here.

XITE-1/4LIVE wrote:QWave 1.2 now has seperate Oscillator glide controls.
Here's a little 2 Osc. sweeper using Shroomz Spinner and a Pair of Waldorf Wavetables.

Excellent! Blimey, I hadn't heard "Who's Crying Now?" since I transcribed it for a gig years ago...Nice choice.

siriusbliss wrote:... I think Paul should revisit the Sonic Core chaps and start fresh with his intentions to support the Scope paradigm for Linux.
Greg

An excellent suggestion!

well, Paul isn't very smart in his conclusion
...Seriously: Universal Audio are one of the few companies who have managed to make a moderate success out of selling add-on h/w for DSP, and one of the keys to their success, IMHO, is that they sold *plugins* and the price point was somewhat ...

Actually, I remember Creamware stating on their website years ago that Linux support was originally planned for Scope back then, even though it never actually materialised.

More recently, I came across this page: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2008/03/09/sonic-core-unveils-insanely-powerful-new ...

If only bombs didn't explode on impact...

sometimes they don't...

From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unexploded_ordnance: "In the aftermath of the 2006 war between Israel and Lebanon, it is estimated that southern Lebanon is littered with[2] one million undetonated cluster bombs - approximately ...

Hasn't the Scope software had this function for a long time anyway? In "Classic" View dragged devices become transparent even in XP!
I was curious and switched to classic view just to see what you mean, and it does fine here on Win2000. No need to switch to XP, it seems :D

Even better! Now, if ...

And the transparency of the device windows when they get dragged across the screen... :lol:

Hasn't the Scope software had this function for a long time anyway? In "Classic" View dragged devices become transparent even in XP! So it seems to me there's still no need to buy either Vista or a ...

arela wrote:...and as a bonus i think, i got 137% installed, verry impressive (now i understand why Steinberg programs are so expensive)

Blimey - sounds like Steinberg should make guitar amps then - they'd clean up if they applied that principle and made them all go up to 14!

Regards,

B

This thread is about Cubase 4.1 since so many of us use Cubase. You don't like the Cubase upgrade policy? This one is free. How do you like the Scope upgrade policy? As in:

NO UPGRADES!!!!

You seem to be confusing the (now generally accepted) difference between software upGRADES and upDATES ...

wayne wrote:Luddite here, still on VST 5.1

Good on ya mate! After all, if it ain't broke, why bother to try to fix it with something that (according to many reports) is?

Thanks, but personally, I've given up on Cubase upgrades. From my point of view, V4 isn't worth the upgrade cost, especially since (from 4.0) they dropped support for the Direct X plug-ins I still want to use.

Moreover, and very importantly, Steinberg's contempt for their customers beggars belief ...

Also, there is an interesting article here for anyone interested in the details of S/PDIF to AES/EBU interfacing (or vice versa):

http://www.rane.com/note149.html

You misunderstood. The adapter plug I am referring to is for changing RCA end of the SP/DIF cable to an XLR plug, not an adapter for the entire octopus cable assembly. I did this on my Plus card to change the AES/EBU output to SP/DIF and it works absolutely flawlessly.

Even if you had not ...

It may be possible to simply use an adapter plug and switch the digital I/O type in software. This is how Lynx soundcards and Kurzweil products function.

No, it's not possible to simply use an "adapter plug" (whatever you may mean by that - you can't simply plug in the octopus from the "plus ...

I upgraded my classic plate to a plus plate about 6 months ago (ordered by email/phone from Ralph at (then) Creamware, now Sonic Core). At just under 290 euros (including tax) it's expensive, but if, as in my case, you really need the balanced i/o's at +4dB and the AES/EBU i/o's then it's definitely ...

Thanks kindly for the swift reply.

A pleasure.

...I may get a 2nd one & chain'em together.
(Is that possible via midi?)


You could do that, yes, though I would see how you get on with a single unit first. it's easy enough to set a single CF to control, say, channels 1-16 on one patch and 17 ...

Has anyone had experience using a Kenton Control Freak SE (16 faders) as a simple hardware control surface in the Scope mixing environment.

Yes, I use the Kenton CF SE with Scope (I also wrote the now-somewhat-out-of-date setup profile for Pulsar/Scope - originally for the Big Mixer - that ...

erminardi wrote:yep, SANTORINI sounds "telluric"

...and it doesn't get much more "earthy" than that!

COS (KOS) is a nice island...

Indeed it is. I love the G(r)eek Islands. How about introducing the NAXOS, PANDROS and SANTORINI models as well?

Then again, we could move west to the Spanish resorts and have the MAJORCA, the MINORCA (a cheaper, cut down version) and, wait for it... the IBIZA UDM ...