PlanetZ people 'out of touch' ?
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The guy's not finished yet, check out the rest of his rant:
"I'll say it again - the folk at PlanetZ have no clue about how computers work, how plug-ins interface with applications or anything technical like that. Go read up on their thoughts about 64 bit computing and laugh 'til you cry (the general consensus was that Creamware were actually *right* to not produce XP64 drivers because there was a negative performance impact in going to a 64 bit CPU/OS). They generally also have no comprehension of how people might work "outside" the SFP environment (which, I'll grant you, is neat, but not the ideal solution for everyone) - eg. why XTC mode might actually be a more useful way of working for a lot of people, which is why the UAD and Powercore are much better received than Creamware's DSP offerings - to the point of derision of anyone who questions their "Creamware wisdom".
"Asking about how to use SFP though or Creamware hardware, and they're pretty damn good."
I wonder if he even is, or has been, a Creamware user?
R
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: nprime on 2005-06-16 09:03 ]</font>
"I'll say it again - the folk at PlanetZ have no clue about how computers work, how plug-ins interface with applications or anything technical like that. Go read up on their thoughts about 64 bit computing and laugh 'til you cry (the general consensus was that Creamware were actually *right* to not produce XP64 drivers because there was a negative performance impact in going to a 64 bit CPU/OS). They generally also have no comprehension of how people might work "outside" the SFP environment (which, I'll grant you, is neat, but not the ideal solution for everyone) - eg. why XTC mode might actually be a more useful way of working for a lot of people, which is why the UAD and Powercore are much better received than Creamware's DSP offerings - to the point of derision of anyone who questions their "Creamware wisdom".
"Asking about how to use SFP though or Creamware hardware, and they're pretty damn good."
I wonder if he even is, or has been, a Creamware user?
R
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why a person would draw such a negative conclusion about a group of people he barely knows
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could it be jealousy of the quality of knowledge a person can receive here from the many experts??
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why a person would draw such a negative conclusion about a group of people he barely knows
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could it be jealousy of the quality of knowledge a person can receive here from the many experts??
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