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... Well, because I got issues w/ ym SCOPE v7 XITE-1 installation, I cannot doublecheck for the OSC footage switch bug for the time being,- sorry. I also hate I´m now unable checking out Prodyssey CV and all the latest goodies we lately got,- Styledriver, Loren´s and Dawman´s device/mdl collections...

The new V5 compressor is a leveling amplifier - build for ease of use.

And it seems you've found out where it can be useful.

I am glad you like it!

Klaus

Strattosphere wrote: ...

Hopefully they'll use something like Burr Brown INA137s or THAT 1512 chips for the preamps.

Stratt

Good guess - the XITE preamps actually have SSM 2019 input amplifiers.

Looking at the DSP cards made by SonicCore and the new SHARC DSPs available at Analog Devices:
Wouldn't it be cool to have a SCOPE system with faster DSPs?

Please have a look - it should be online *now*.

And don't miss the news

Looking at the newest (black) A16 ultra AD/DA converter box by SonicCore:
Wouldn't it be cool to have the same device with XLR connectors?

"If you stand on the table you can touch the ceiling."

...
What does HAL say in german when he says "I'm afraid I can't do that Dave"? "Es tut mir Leid, das kann ich nicht machen Dave"?
...

almost, it's:
"Tut mir leid, Dave, das kann ich nicht."

On 2004-06-14 20:23, johnbowen wrote: Hi Evotim, High quality, accurate emulations such as these are not going to happen for some time, as they require LOTS of analysis and hand coding of the DSPs (which is not available to us 3rd parties), and many, many hours of work! It's doubtful that the ROI w...

Congratulations - She's really beautiful!

On 2004-04-01 06:15, virtualstudio wrote:
[...]
question: is Ralf still working for CWA?

Yes, they do (both Ralfs!)

sorry for any delay

On 2003-10-02 06:46, spiderman wrote: hey creamware ! all you need to do a 1:1 emulation is here : http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/bnsviewer?CY=gb&LG=en&DB=EPD&PN=US3930429&ID=US+++3930429A1+I+ (this is the arp pro soloist patent with schematics etc ..) cheers - got it so - what a...

On 2003-02-05 06:50, at0mic wrote:
The DSP's used by CW do integer calculations. 32bit integer.

Actually they are floating point DSPs
that are also great integer machines.
Basic precision is 32 bit, but can be made much higher easily.
Very good and quite flexible for audio processing.

well, here's some good news:

The lightwave oscillators as well as the
lightwave filters (actually one half of the latter makes a new multimode filter) will be part of the next modular release.

(jus' beleave it: I've finished the DSP modules a fortnight ago)

your're welcome! no milestones today but thunderstorms coming.. :wink: To King of Snake: I think you're wrong. Some of the CW developement hang around here because they're interestest in music. Others do more than that (e.g. digilogue seems to care about control knobs and faders ). Hey, what kind of...

oh we're defintely working on something, we think you'l be surprised!



sorry, couldn't resist!

On 2002-06-22 11:28, King of Snake wrote: yes they're certainly not very active! let's hope it's because they're too busey coding new devices! :smile: believe it or not, but what you're hoping actually *is* the case - speaking for the developer team To Spirit - I've read the discussion thread. (In ...

On 2002-06-22 08:22, Spirit wrote:
Er, hello....... calling Creamware

yes, Spirit?

On 2002-05-09 12:04, Spirit wrote: ... <i>ps: wouldn't it be nice if CW staff visited and even *posted* on Planet Z ? I notice NI staf are regular visitors to KVR-VST...</i> Hi, all of you, let me drop in here... Did you know that quite a lot of CW staff actually IS reading this forum? e.g. the Mod...