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| Re: dual processors [message #61924 is a reply to message #61923] |
Tue, 27 December 2005 11:11   |
audioguy_editout_
Messages: 249
Registered: December 2005
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porting to the Windows platform. I don't think you'll
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>>>be able to open XP and run Digital Performer. They're porting to run
on
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>>>Intel hardware...big difference.
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>>>-Michele Hobbs
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>>>LaMont wrote:
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>>>>What other choice do they have? Motu has hedged their life on Apple.
they
>>>>have to try and keep up as best as possible.
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>>>>It's funny, a company that is sworn to not port over it's Digital Performer
>>>>over to the ewindows platform is actually doing just that..
>>>>"James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>>>> http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2006/MOTU-Intel-Mac-Dri vers.html
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>>Yes! you can use Paris and Cubase on the same PC at the same time!! all you
need to have is another sound-card for Cubase.
I've been using Paris and Cubase for years without probs.
Hope it helps
Jorsi
"Pete Ruthenburg" <ruthenburg@sbcglobal.net> skrev i en meddelelse
news:43c69535$1@linux...
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> So is anyone doing this.I'm assuming on the same computer you
> couldn't run them at the same time;although I remember running
> Studio Vision synced to Paris on the same comp back in the day.
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> I'm wanting to get more midi and vsti stuff happening,but at
> this point I don't want to spend the buck on an extra computer
> and interface it with my Paris comp.I don't want to venture into
> DJ LAND(echo,echo,echo) ;)I love ya Deej and all,but don't want
> to deal with all that right now.
>
> So could I get some stuff happening in Cubase then bounce it
> and bring it into Paris for audio and mixing?Anyone doing this?
>
> THanks,
> PeteI did this for several years, as did many others... I ran Cubase out
to an RME card slaved to incoming ADAT timecode from Paris... Worked
okay for a while -- and this was on an 800Mhz Athlon with maybe 256
RAM... I'm sure you could work something out -- you'll need an extra
soundcard in there, obviously... I mean, something other than Paris.
Then you pipe the output back to your MEC in whatever form --S'Pdif,
adat, analogue, whatever -- for monitoring in Paris. I never tried
this on one computer under XP, by the way. Probably would be at least
as good or better. My set-up now is Paris on 98SE sending ADAT sync
to another computer running Cubase SX3 (under XP, of course)... Works
okay for my needs these days.
Short answer is -- yes. (but the long answer is at least...
longer...)
-- good luck -- Chas
On 13 Jan 2006 04:43:17 +1000, "Pete
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| Re: dual processors [message #61926 is a reply to message #61917] |
Tue, 27 December 2005 14:49 |
Mike Audet
Messages: 294
Registered: December 2008
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ght now.
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> So could I get some stuff happening in Cubase then bounce it
>and bring it into Paris for audio and mixing?Anyone doing this?
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>THanks,
>PeteHey Jorsi,cool.How are you using it?Are you doing midi type stuff
in Cubase synched to Paris.Doing any VTSi stuff?UAD-1 at all in
Cubase?
I guess its all relative as to what you can and can't do and
would just require some experimentation as far as the number of
VSTi plugs and effects plugs that can be run.
Thanks for the info,
Pete
"Jorsi" <studios@greennet.gl> wrote:
>Yes! you can use Paris and Cubase on the same PC at the same time!! all
you
>need to have is another sound-card for Cubase.
>I've been using Paris and Cubase for years without probs.
>
>Hope it helps
>Jorsi
>
>"Pete Ruthenburg" <ruthenburg@sbcglobal.net> skrev i en meddelelse
>news:43c69535$1@linux...
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>> So is anyone doing this.I'm assuming on the same computer you
>> couldn't run them at the same time;although I remember running
>> Studio Vision synced to Paris on the same comp back in the day.
>>
>> I'm wanting to get more midi and vsti stuff happening,but at
>> this point I don't want to spend the buck on an extra computer
>> and interface it with my Paris comp.I don't want to venture into
>> DJ LAND(echo,echo,echo) ;)I love ya Deej and all,but don't want
>> to deal with all that right now.
>>
>> So could I get some stuff happening in Cubase then bounce it
>> and bring it into Paris for audio and mixing?Anyone doing this?
>>
>> THanks,
>> Pete
>
>The good thing about paris is that it does not need much of the cpu unless
you are using a lot of plug-ins,
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