i couldnt find a single one that is not x1 ... :-) maybe on earth 2 x16 is what x1 is here - x16 are usually server grade sas/sataIII raid...
x16 ist total overkill for fw .. id take care of the chipset, texas instruments is more compatible with audio interfaces and the better choice....
idiots
compare yourself, watch especially the cpu load on multiple exs vs multitimbral kontakt instance. imo kontakt turned into frankensampler...
jd & dta ... NO! you go the hardcore way! kool hax bro! waste time like a boss ...
when kontakt is able to load it ... maybe its possible to play it thru kontakt and record? :dunno:
what library is it? and hows the ir called?
i only open the PDFs i get from random african guys giving away money foh free - bro :break:
noone forces you to plug your audio i/o into the hub with the other thingies. Audio interface goes ideally, directly into the computer while the...
prefer my analog stick in an analog femsocket as digital is pointless.
every sampler offers reverse, guess the point of the overpriced lib is rev in sync for the lazy gals - the spot on revolution! will be another...
revolutionary stuff
give me the login credentials and i will compare for you, brah :mates:
a decade ago, 500MB was pro, bro. I would def see a point if this was an permanent account with 500M/d but all the hassle for oneday 500M is...
thats is really strange, noone took your purse or bike away? strange dayz!
1. try starting your system using a live linux distro like partedmagic google, download and burn the ISO on CD-R, boot from it, set your language...
all his stuff is freakin amazing and useful
... da fragt er im recording forum wie man ne google custom map erstellt :shock: bist echt putzig :hug:
whatever pal, good theres tho-mann he saved your dayz :mates: with XLR it will sound way more pro :wink: hope the pins are golden an the cable...
add a dual mono 6,3mm male plugs to stereo 3,5mm fem jack adapter to the setup and you get the connection to phones and hifi, might be better to...
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