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Its finaly shipping! Being that I am a hardware junkie just starting the move to VSTs this is a GREAT thing for me! What a way to bridge the two worlds. Now if I could only afford it :( What do you guys think about this unit? How many plan on buying it? Any worries about it or do you think everything with it is peachy?

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What about setting up a group buy? :D

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Hum, why not :)

But it will be without me for the first because it's too late :)

But, why not for the second ?

Bye
Spid

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1600 dollars...f**k off

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It thought it looked cool for live performance after re-evaluating...



And guys dont be so silly to go by MSRP. very dumb.

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hopefully now that people are buying them we can actually see some benchmarks on their speed - seeing as Muse insists on being so vague about performance.

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I wonder if it's beer-proof?

Forever,




Kim.

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My question is if it is SynthEdit compatable...If it cant use SynthEdit VSTs that rules out about half of my VSTs. Now if I had more money I could replace them all with nice commercial ones but that takes $...and right now I only have about $20 a month that I can play with.

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I think it is a bit interesting.

I have a slow ass PC and am in the market for a faster one. The only reason I want a faster one is becuase of music stuff. So I may look at this as well, but will end up costing about the same as a laptop.

cheers,

dw

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Yes, it is SynthEdit compatible ;)

In exemple, there is Microsynth from EVM Synthpack installed on Receptor :

http://www.sinte-virtual.com/evmsynths/synpack1.htm

And EVM Syntpack is a SynthEdit plug-ins pack :)

Nice, isn't it ?

Bye
Spid

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SpIdErWeB wrote:Yes, it is SynthEdit compatible ;)

In exemple, there is Microsynth from EVM Synthpack installed on Receptor :

http://www.sinte-virtual.com/evmsynths/synpack1.htm

And EVM Syntpack is a SynthEdit plug-ins pack :)

Nice, isn't it ?

Bye
Spid
Very cool...now depending on the price (what it is actually going to cost...not the MSRP) and depending on if I can sell off enough to buy it...I would love to pick one up. So anyone want to buy a fully expanded ESI-4000 sampler? ;)

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You can find it on US Shop around $1399 ;)

Bye
Spid

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How much memory does it have? How big a hard drive?
need more specs.........

T

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RAM, 256 MB up to 2GB
HD, 40 GB swap by bigger (surely up to 200 GB)

Bye
Spid

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SpIdErWeB wrote:RAM, 256 MB up to 2GB
HD, 40 GB swap by bigger (surely up to 200 GB)

Bye
Spid
My PC is better than that, by a mile, and cheaper. I'll stick to windows for a few years thanks.

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