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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » August 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Absynth 2 and windows Me?
meinmysmallcorner
Posted: 22nd August 2004 10:34
Your experience please.. i've been using the absynth demo for a while and crave A2..i see from Ni's site that they no longer garantee operation other than for XP. I RUN a P4 1.4Ghz with 384MB of p800 rambus.will this handle the extra demands of absynth 2 ? i use cubase vst 5.1 and Sonar 2.2 but will probably use the stand alone most of the time and do bouncey type stuff. Cant really wait until i can afford a new machine and ad hoc upgrades of OS dont seem worthwhile. be good to know if ppl are using A2 with Me ok Cheers. gone 4 now. Alan BG
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Posted: 23rd August 2004 13:13
The 2.04 version works with 98/ME.Any older versions are dodgy at best.
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