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I'll be at the Frankfurt Musikmess on Friday 15th mars, at Creamware booth most of the time. I hope to see you there.
Mehdi

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Sweet, showing any new devices?

I'll be there as well, on thursday and friday.
Look for a guy flashing a bizzcard that says: "PlugIn Development - Powered By TimeWorks™"

Kim.

<i>PlugIn Development - Powered By TimeWorks™</i>

Whoa! Cool I want to know more

Sweet, showing any new devices?

No, I just sent a project with a few modfilters (and many common creamware stuff) that should be hearable at creamware booth: ask for "Love Machine" by Mehdi . It's one of my current productions.

I just come to see people, see new gear andchill out a bit

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On 2002-03-12 08:56, subhuman wrote:
<i>PlugIn Development - Powered By TimeWorks™</i>

Whoa! Cool I want to know more

You'll know more, real soon. Promise

Kim.

new timeworks plugs, i cant wait

any news for the pulsar platform or just directx.

if just directx -why?, it only gets cracked.

Hi to all,
i just came back from the messe and it was cool. I was impressed by the new models of guitar and bass (6 and 4 strings). I converted 2 tracks from the cd. too bad there's no demo of a distortion guitar, because that's really cool too. Plenty of parameters to play with and my project was installed on SFP, which works fine (many cool people out there too).

http://perso.club-internet.fr/calm/crea ... trings.mp3
http://perso.club-internet.fr/calm/crea ... trings.mp3

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... and some photos from Musikmesse:
http://www.creamware.de/en/Home/news/15_03_02.asp

aahh, i'm not on the photos

I am...
Pic3: "Bright lit face on the right" and Pic8 on the left

BTW: It was nice to see you there, "SpaceMan"

Kim.

hehe , for me too it was cool to meet you, and all the others. It's funny that people don't look like smileys in real life !!!


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btw, as we talked about this, i just found a real-time spectrum analyzer on http://www.winamp.com (see pictures in ModFilter on PlanetZ device page, it's beautiful, and accurate). Use it with a winamp "line-in" plu gin, and it does the job very well. Winamp is fed by a wave source, so mute the wave-source to avoid delay effect. and for the price you can't beat it.
direct link http://spectool.mastak.com/

Look for "spectrum" in winamp.com "browse plugins", there are a few others i didn't test yet.

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Thanx alot, I'll check it out.
I also just remembered that you can do live-input in Wavelab, so I'll try that as well.

Kim.

Thanks for that Winamp thing. Will install Winamp with appropriate plug-ins now just to get this functionality.

A real time spectrum analyser is exactly what I've been looking for. Will help my mixing immeasurably.

http://www.creamware.de/en/Home/news/15_03_02.asp

they use SCope on all demos?

You know they probably would use Scope on demos. Not that I know the answer to your question or anything because I wasn't even there.

However if that is the case, it is a common marketing ploy to show a more expensive model and a cheaper price. Car advertisements do it all the time and I'm sure I've seen many examples in the computer audio world as well.

I do think it can be unnecessarily misleading and I've been disappointed in the past when the final product I've purchased hasn't lived up to the expectations in the advertising, but I don't blame a particular company for it - just the entirely unethical way in which companies advertise products in general. It's quite sickening.

I was at another demo, and they clearly had lots of DSP power. They showed all but the sample frequency, and did not mention/know which devices were optional. They did the demo I saw in Pulsar OS3 and showed some of VDAT too, in it's own OS/program.
The demo sounded very convincing, although I'm sure some freaks here could know more

They did the demo I visited in http://www.keymusic.be on an Intel BX PII @ 400MHz and with one Scope card if they were probably on 44kHz, and more cards for higher samplerates I presume.

I might be right, I might be wrong.

At the messe they had SFP everywhere. From what I understand, evrything is now called "Scope" as it was at the very begining (Scope Fusion Plateform, that's the logo i have in Scope DP since the begining).
Then you have options to SFP : SFP-Pulsar, SFP-SP;, etc etc.
The only differences between the options, are the device packs they come with.
So your current pulsar will soon be a SFP-Pulsar.
(nb: "Scope" never existed as a sofwtare, it always described the board or the Pulsar/Luna/PowerSampler/SP/DP base systems (re: scope drivers...)

The high number of DSP allows to show many projects without loading a new project each time. All worked very well and it is a very promising release.

I nany case, even if you have 15 dsp, you would record audio tracks when you overload your project. Yo ujust do it one or two hours later with more dsp

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aah, i realized it is our national DXL who is asking the question Ahh, those modern teenagers ..... hehe
There is a thread about the new SFP, with a scan of the brochure, in the Annoucement part of PlanetZ forums.

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