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>>Industriepark Noord 10 >>B-9100 Sint-Niklaas >>Belgium >> >>Tel : +32-3-7650098 >>GSM : +32-476-409989 >>Fax : +32-3-7650104 >>www.sydec.be >>Hi all, Anybody have recommendations for a great PC to run Gigastudio and a bunch of sample libraries? thanks DCDC, pretty much what goes into a good and decent DAW PC applies to making a good Giga PC.. IE. Fast processor.. Win XP tweaks Stable GSIF drivers Separate drive(s) for samples "DC" <dc@spammersinLA.com> wrote: > >Hi all, > >Anybody have recommendations for a great PC to r
;Neil" <IOUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:455c6e2c$1@linux... >> >> Wonder if it could be the time-stamping or any other features >> of the Broadcast wav vs. regular wav files that's causing the >> issue? >> >> Would it be possible to have your Nuendo guy export them as >> regular wav's? >> >> Neil >> >> >> "Don Nafe" <dnafe@magma.ca> wrote: >>>Hi all >>> >>>the problem isn't necessarily Strip Wave specific it just seems that all >> >>>these songs that need to be strip waved are 24 bit Nuendo Broadcast Wav >> >>>files and are causing Paris to crach with a C0000005 error >>>message...usually >> >>>taking my comput
. After that, I'm going to get outside >the box a bit and have some fun with the Creamware routing. It's possible to >do all sorts of stuff using both direct connections between the Pulsar ADAT >I/O and the Paris ADAT I/O while also routing the same Cubase chanels to the >Creamware mixer, grouping them, applying various goodies and returning them >in parallel to Paris tracks or on inserts. No'mo submix limitations for >groups. > &