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you'll be blown away, as far as ## DSP's allow

I almost have that feeling of having "arrived" and may even consider xite one day.

It's been long in the making but when I saw what seemed an unused 6DSP card I went for it because I know they support ASIO in hardware (from garyb technical posts) and the classic i/o is what I wanted because it suits my Focusrite 26 i/o perfectly.

(the saffire actually has all the switching and configuration for ADAT SMUX that I could need right from the hardware. I believe I can use 1-8 or 9-16 as pure smux, while keeping the same physical inputs, which might be useful for varying a scope project)

I also have a DD8 and 4x roland MP2's which I'd like to connect up so I did not choose scope willy nilly, that's for sure.

Cheers one and all

Hey Dante,
what is the Korg device in your screenshot, and what is the Nord G2?

You mean the Delta ? It's a Korg string synth I once owned, and jhulk made a modular version of some of its sounds.

Not sure about the Nord I've never owned one unfortunately

dante wrote:
Not sure about the Nord I've never owned one unfortunately

But there´s a object/DSP devices called "Nord G2" in your attachment/screenshot/SCOPE environment in your post http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php ... 59#p291959.
Luna analog sources going into "Nord G2" and it going into ASIO-2 dest 3L/3R.

That´s what he´s asking for.

Bud

I was at work so borrowed that screenshot from google . So the Nord aint mine

As far as I know devices in Scope can't be renamed, so someone must have created those modules with Scope SDK. (Unless they are Photoshopped of course..)

That would be Tools -> external devices, which are nameable i/o labels. Very handy.

wayne wrote:That would be Tools -> external devices, which are nameable i/o labels. Very handy.

That would be version 5, but the screenshot is from an earlier version.
In scope 3 / 4 there is a destination and a source device which are one-way only, and no MIDI IO either.

I remember making labels in 4.1 for all of my hardware, but it didn't have the MIDI connections unless the module was tucked into another MIDI Shell, which is how I controlled the SWS Plate when used in the Project Window.