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Can you elaborate... OK, I've no in depth information about the complete Scope developement system, so some of this may be pure fantasy: as we all know, a device is designed by connecting predefined modules for the sound calculation by the DSPs. This results in a datastream being sent to a final aud...

The Pulsar/Scope system could a flexible platform for new audio algorithms. But obviously there are some tweaks in the underlying audio engine necessary which are beyond the scope of scope dev system, as all CW stuff has a certain sound. A completely new audio engine isn't that simple, to say at lea...

hi Sandro, you consider yourself a pro, and obviously you are, as you're successful with your work. So you should be smart enough to realise you've made a mistake (like Ken and all of us once have - shit happens). Today it's affordable to have a 2 complete system backups, if your job depends on it. ...

hi from Germany and hello on this highly inspiring forum
all CW Products are well covered in all major music stores, audio hardware specialists/bundlers and even the mail order stores here.

Display in Mac 'Open' Dialog is always related only to Mac files who have the filetype and creator info in the resource fork (the items you can modify with that tool). If a file has this info Logic (or any other app) assume that it's a Mac file specific to the version of the software running. The ap...

It's not yet completed. They'll include the physical modelling of string resonance probably in a first update around may. Then it'll be THE real Grand except for the mechanics. Btw they will add the resonance stuff because of customer requests, thumbs up for a responsive company - the guys at wizzoo...

On 2002-02-06 08:39, rev wrote: Could a mac g4 733mhz, 768 Mb be faster than a pIII 933mhz 1088 Mb? both CPUs are such different in working principles that it doesn't even make sense to compare them by clockrate. The speed of your apps is influenced also by compiler/optimisations used and of course...

great, that's not a bug, it's intended, a real feature. The B3 is an electromechanical device and must be quite noisy. They've included that for realism.

someone trustworthy warned of PCI bandwidth problems with these controllers in the CW forum. It's no problem imho to have the slower drive (w. Win swap file) together with the CDRom as slave on one channel and the new audio disk on the other. Distribute your workfiles over both drives (playback from...

I've tried out a similiar product under Win98 and was quite surprised that there wasn't a significant difference to the 'reference' physical harddisk recording I did. Can a driver be programmed that it's slower than moving mechanical parts?
Btw this was a slow 5400 disk.