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I buy keys for typically $29 USD, I see them frequently advertised on tech sites and if you use them shortly after buying them they always work. Win11 Pro needs to be specified when purchasing (the keys are no longer interchangeable with Win10 as they were when Win11 launched). Here's an example on ...

Win11 can be installed on older PC's by using the IOT version of Win11 (preview 04/2024) Enterprise LTSC to bypass hardware requirements: https://www.techspot.com/news/102707-new-bypass-trick-makes-windows-11-installation-unsupported.html Here's a link to IOT Ent. LTSC on archive.org: https://archiv...

I might be interested in the A16Ultra if he opts for the other solution.

I sent none of the robot spies, I promise!

Try to schedule it with the right UAC privs

Looking forward to seeing you more often.

I'll check my install shortly, thanks.

Do they replace stock DSPs or other Adern ones?

We’re inundated by bots since November, trying to take the server down with bandwidth. Been playing wack-a-mole this whole time.

Too many computers in here! But I do love my Scope PCI box and my newer Scope Xite box.

VIva La Scope!

I thought he was referring to General Partition Tree (GUID/GPT partition instead of MBR).

I have no problems using AMD or Nvidia along with an Intel IGP. Older laptops are certainly more of an issue, but this is because many of those implement the chipset in a way that means you can't use the off the shelf (AMD/Nvidia) drivers and rely on the manufacturer for all driver updates--meaning ...

WIn10 should work, no reason it's not supported. If you're going by what drivers are exposed on the motherboard maker's website, simply search for those same drivers from the original vendor. In most cases even the smaller chipsets on a board (audio codecs, extra ports etc) will have drivers either ...

You can use a V/Ohm meter to test continuity on the cable whip.

PlanetZaxxon wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 9:18 am

valis wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 5:01 pm Given how metallic this sounds, have you tried the SSB plugins (SSB delay etc)?

I have not, not familar with them

If you have a v7 install, you should have them. Go look

Remember you are swapping some files between versions to make the samplers work, as they are *no longer supported*.

What Gary is saying is that the STS Samplers were made at a time when they were quite competitive with the software samplers. Software samplers, when used entirely in a DAW context, not only have access to gigabytes of memory and disk (via disk streaming), but also have timing as accurate as the DAW...

STS Samplers and MIDI both use main system memory in scope to function, and those connections to the systems are shown as ASYNC in the DSP meter. The busier the host system, the more impact this will have on timing. It may not be obvious what constitutes “busy” from Scope’s perspective either. Syste...

If you’re in the US, the repair technician linked in our forums can now do synths as well. Dynamixii

System cooling!

The DSP chips themselves are built to withstand the heat, they are used in cars and industrial applications.

PCI boards lasting 20 years is approaching limits with heat, same with mainboards and system components, which is why I tend to invest in workstations & server boards where appropriate.