| Digital Performer Question [message #75805] |
Fri, 10 November 2006 12:04  |
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t screens that don't correspond to what's actually playing
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>>to latency and praying that I can get thru 10 minutes with no strange
>>noises.
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>>Today is one of those days that, if I had 20 or 30 grand t
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Digital Performer Question [message #75825 is a reply to message #75814] |
Fri, 10 November 2006 13:37  |
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tion of I/O
>>-optical audio i.o..Nice (more on this later)
>>-DVD/RW.
>>-Space to add 4 more drives..
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>>They had it running apple's boot-camp, so I was able to boot into Win Xp
>>pro.
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>>Verdict:
>>I am very impressed with this unit. The speed and efficiency that it ran
>>Win-Xp pro was as smooth and fast as I ever seen.
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>>The Apple rep : explained to me the me that the on-board audio (via the
optical
>>i/os) were capable of of 24/94 bit sample rate with a very respectable
latency
>>via the use of Audio units drivers. And the S/N rating ranks the on-board
>>audio interface right up there with best of them. I played a few songs
from
>>a cd I brought to test. The mac Pro had a decent pair of M-audio monitors.
>>Man, the audio was professional. The only need that I can see someone needed
>>another audio interface is to add I/o..And it stands, if you only need
2
>>inputs, then the on-board sound interface will more than suffice.
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>>On the Os-x side of things, I have to say that I've never, read NEVER :)
>>seen Os-X run this fast!!! :) On previous macs, Os-x always felt a bit
like
>>"a Cheetah stuck in the quick sand"..
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>>Now, on these intel -multi-core cpus, this is
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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