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| Re: trying to keep old school alive - yamaha dsp factory [message #181455 is a reply to message #181321 ] |
Tue, 14 November 2006 21:40   |
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Monkeypuppet
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Registered: April 2004 |
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Try this.
http://ds2416.net/
That was your excuse last time and it wasn't even that good then. Can't you at least come up with something better?
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| Re: trying to keep old school alive - yamaha dsp factory [message #181456 is a reply to message #181454 ] |
Tue, 14 November 2006 21:48 |
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Iomegaman
Messages: 5598
Registered: April 2004
Location: Seated in Heavenly Places |
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Here's what I recommend:
Teleport FX.
now granted you get the latency of a LAN, but the plus side is you can build a pretty cheap machine to house the dsp card do all of your processing on a dinosaur...quite cheap to build.
basically you've created an outboard machine for your dsp card.
If you do a Gigabyte ethernet connection latency ain't all that bad.
Or I think Cubase has a VST24 and yo could use a vst wrapper for the dsp effects so you could use it purely as a internal dsp processor to take load off of the cpu in Sonar or perhaps Logic or just use it in Cubase...I dunno...
The IQ of a mob can be determined by taking the IQ of the dumbest member, and dividing by the number of members.
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