June's Sound On Sound magazine has nearly eight pages of SFP review looking at all aspects of SFP. Only slight criticisms were quality of some of the standard effects and the STS range being not up-to-date compared to native samplers.
Summary tag-line:
"Once you've had an SFP card in your computer, I think it's unlikely you'll ever want to be without one again."
Also a (glowing) full page review of Zarg's Prophet Standard & Plus. This is the sort of positive coverage CreamWare needs.
This is an outstanding and well deserved review! Creamware makes a fantastic product and it's about time they get some extra attention from such a well respected magazine.
Bring on the new customers! More people coming on board the Creamware platform can only mean bigger and better products for us.
It's also great to see John's Solaris synth getting a review in the same magazine next month. Way to go John!
On 2003-05-14 09:36, Mr Arkadin wrote:
Only slight criticisms were quality of some of the standard effects and the STS range being not up-to-date compared to native samplers.
so it's not only me who is begging CW for an STS update...
I remember a while back reading on the SOS forums that, after the Herb Zimmerman interview, they were intrigued by the SFP platform and mentioned the possability of further investigation into it. It's good to see they did follow up on it.
On 2003-05-14 21:32, bassdude wrote:
I remember a while back reading on the SOS forums that, after the Herb Zimmerman interview, they were intrigued by the SFP platform and mentioned the possability of further investigation into it. It's good to see they did follow up on it.
its nice to read what we all here allready know, SFP is great!!! and than to think that it doesn''t say nothing to (imho)one of its greatest features V-DAT.
an as for the cons it doesn't say anything about sfp!! if you can't affort a mercedes it doesn't make a VW bad !! and since when is lust a bad feeling?
