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Dear Celmo, Thanks to guys like you I've replaced most of my hardware for live performance.Just thought you'd like to know that my Maestro Phase Shifter, Roland Space Echo, and even my Lexicon PCM 42, now enjoy a seat in my project studio. May You Be Molested By Large Breasted Babes! Jimmy V.

Fellow Pulsarians, Scope has some phenominal FX available, i.e. Celmo Tape Sim, Phaza, etc. I find that I can load up more FX, and EQ, if I sp/dif out to a Lexicon MPX-550. Plus the Reverbs that I like, seem to saturate the PCI buss, and I can't seem to get the pure liquid sound of my sexy-lexy. On ...

Where can I purchase a Scope SDK.
I will buy this and ship it around the world,along with accompanied hardware synths.
I need my Oberheim 1:1 please.

p.s. The Curtis chips differ on Xpander, and Matrix 12. IMO, XPander is only 6 voice, but the warm, buzzy drip, is much thicker.

Fellow Pulsarians, The Intel chipsets 875,and 865 are particularly stable. To me this is the crux of my design. Live performance w/o pre recorded, or sequenced tracks, requires stability as opposed to maximum bandwidth, etc. A well designed Mobo is important. Take a look at the well designed Supermi...

Mr.Arkadin, Thanks for your Emerson C3 preset. I use a PRO3T for my B2003 with full stop on. Tarkus never sounded so good. I want Creamware to succeed in their efforts with these new products for two reasons. The first : I think their synth algo's deserve to succeed. I've been playing hardware since...

Astroman, Thanks for the info. I bought the P4SCT+II because the Marvell SATA routes all HDD activity through the PCI-X, leaving the PCI for Creamware only. I don't think I need more DSP cause I only need the card for B2003, mixing, and certain FX, which can be brought in and out with buss muting.I ...

Astroman,
Thanks for the reply. I was actually wondering if it would help out the DSP board. Giga doesn't require any help, for I preload an entire show , and only use a little over 1GB out of the 2GB of RAM. I'm still green on how Scope uses main memory and CPU cycles.

From what I understand, in the studio enviroment, or with a sequencer, Raid 0 is good for more polyphony. Since this is a live rig, it's designed for hot swapping, and redundancy. I wouldn't need the extra polyphony that it generates. Plus the Marvell SATA controller has excellant mirroring algorhit...

Thank You,
I only hope I can contribute like everyone else on this sight. Hopefully,I can suceed in my live endeavor and pass on any tips along the way.

I'm trying to leave my hardware, but it's like throwing your kids in the street. However Creamware programmers have really captivated me with B2003, Minimax,etc. I have an oberheim Xpander that just can't seem to be copied. But Saturn comes pretty close.Perhaps nobody has really programmed the old b...

I play live, and am new to DAW's, so I used my trusty PCM-70 via Scope analog outs, and I liked the sound, however I thought it made the sound distant, and not in your face. Since then I've used Gigapulse for resonant body impulses and mic placement, and sp/dif to a Lexicon MPX-550. My God , I love ...

I've got a custom DAW which uses a Supermicro P4SCT+II that has onboard Raid. The system integrater suggested a mobo with separate buses for GS3( PCI-X ), Scope Professional ( PCI ), Matrox G450 ( AGP ). The benchmarking still continues as we speak.I have the option of RAID 1, 0, 10, and 5, with an ...

I am a touring hardware man who recently converted to software. The VSTi stuff didn't even come close to my Hammond Leslie,Oberheim,ARP,Kawai MP-9500,D6,EMU, setup.Then I heard a demo/master,where the keyboard player was using a Scope/Gigastudio 2.54 DAW.I then contacted him and paid him to let me p...