Absolutely thanks Kimgr!
But I'm laughing as I write this. We are lucky to have a benevolent company like CW to make these upgrades available to us gratis. And equally lucky to have such a great community of fellow users to step in and help out.
But clearly this is like a scavenger hunt. Which I suppose just adds to the mystique of the Creamware experience. Rock on and let's make some music!
SFP 3.1a Available.
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my sentiments exactly...lots of guesswork goes on here and by myself.On 2002-05-30 07:58, krizrox wrote:
But clearly this is like a scavenger hunt. Which I suppose just adds to the mystique of the Creamware experience.
but most big companies do this sort of thing to some extent or another, for what reasons exactly i don't know?
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Erm... Sorry for interrupting you guys, but I'm about 24-bit Wave again (obsessed freak am I?). In WinXP of course.
Well, WaveLab does not playback at 24-bit and something's wrong with the recording. But maybe it's up to this particular software only? Any Sonar users out there? Anyone who would try 24-bit rec/playback in Sonar? Please...
Well, WaveLab does not playback at 24-bit and something's wrong with the recording. But maybe it's up to this particular software only? Any Sonar users out there? Anyone who would try 24-bit rec/playback in Sonar? Please...
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