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That security focus article has been questioned a few times. Its unclear whether its deliberate FUD or something that is actually occuring and being denied since the required legislation to give media companies the 'right' to invade your computer has been delayed in most of the nations that would be...

I'd be interested in knowing how SFP4 will affect our pocketbooks....

If you're actually recieving the midi in V-stack then I think you should look at how you have configured & selected the midi channels in your host sequencer & v-stack.

what version of Wavelab are you using (3/4/demo etc)? 1. Rendering with the 'render' button is independant of soundcard driver as it should be an 'offline render'. Would be a wavelab issue. 2. Learning how to route the signal within SFP yourself using the various modules you can load would clear up ...

Beautiful child Congratulations.

I have the Mackie's (hr824's) and they're great. Only missing a bit of top from the Genelecs but worlds more balanced than my old flatmate's 2020's.

On 2003-01-21 09:52, King of Snake wrote: Would you mind explaining the steps to achieve this? I'm also running Office/Word so anything that saves me performance would be welcome. (although I don't really have any problems so far). Findfast is the old name under NT as part of Microsoft Office. Now ...

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Hah, the international SFP community comes to planetz to watch the unfolding drama and finds.... people resolving their differences in an amicable fashion? (world leaders take note.) :cool: <font size=-1>(fixed a misspelling of fashion doh!)</font> <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: valis o...

Actually (aside from the Phase problem) I personally think they sound better in SFP, but you have to use them more sparingly as well (which can be a good thing) unless you have large amounts of dsp.

On 2003-02-07 08:39, rodos1979 wrote: Hello to all! :smile: 1) How can I know if a particular module/device is spread on 2 or more DSPs, thus causing phase problems? 2) I saw the other thread that valis pointed at. At0mic says that there is a 2-5 samples latency between 2 DSPs. Is that enough for c...

I didn't think Kimgr was trying to be sarcastic. (ie, Please keep in mind there's many different cultures and languages represented here, English isn't everyone's primary language.)

When that comes out i'll be looking forward to hearing the feedback from the Mac community. As a PC logic user that tasty morsel of info has direct bearing on my future planning...

I also prefer to mix in pulsar, but I'm surprised noone has mentioned the problems that SFP suffers from. Most devices, when split across more than one dsp, will cause phase problems with stereo signals. The exception to this being the mixers which now have phase compensation switches (but this also...

If you ask me customers will gripe about having to pay for bugfixes and the like. This would only make sense for major versions...and even then what they would have to charge to include all of their plugins would be prohibitive for most users. Another 'propack' bundle would be nice to see though (wi...

About the ram: Yes you'll need 2 1GB sticks to get 2GB of ram. The reason that motherboard has only 2 slots is because it is using 32bit RDRAM. I believe (may be mistaken) that you can use only 1 stick at a time, since 32bit RDRAM is essentially 2 16bit sticks in a single package. About the Pulsar: ...

The 'Freeze' feature would seem a great helper as well (to me). Personally I've worked in studios before that were MAC/SGI/WinNT/SuN and I like Logic enough to consider a crossgrade (IF and WHEN they update their bus & cpu problems) but adding on another upgrade fee this soon is definately makin...

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Sad.

Watch your phase in SFP...

Not all IBM harddrives are good, though I'm using a <knock on wood> 36.7 Gb Ultrastar as my main workhorse. IBM actually sold off their harddrive division after problems with their newer high density technologies. Generally I avoid anything over 60Gb from any maker for work use due to higher failure...