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includes EDS16i, Modular II, Arpeg01. w/ SFP 3.1c and software keys. Original box, manual. Got another more basic audio interface, just trying to break even.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: gearslut on 2004-03-21 23:51 ]</font>

Gotcha...Well, I appreciate those updates and free new plug-ins, but we are all beta testing this stuff together with a gauranteed two day headache every time an update does come out. Thank god for Planet Z! Some upgrades make things worse IMHO, such as SFP randomly disappearing from the systray ...

200 beans seems like a lot for faster envelopes, an audio IN, and less polyphony. At that price, it seems only the absolute Moog purists would oblige. But if they charged maybe $50 to owners of the Synths I bundle, I think most of the user base would be hard-pressed to turn it down. My guess is that ...

happy vacation creamware!

I can't fault them, at least they let the SFP settle for a while before they headed for the beach. I don't know abouyt the partnertship with Steinberg idea, they are pretty near impossible to get on the phone, maybe second only to MOTU.

I'm certainly sympathetic to Entwhistle's family and the rest of the band, but I don't see the genius of his playing, especially after watching one of his clinic videos..zzzzzz. I mean, Victor Wooten, Pattitucci, Jaco, Geddy...these are players. The best I can say about Entwhistle is that he was a ...

If you measure Creamware's comptetiveness solely on their effects, than you may be right about them falling behind to TC and some of the new players. However, no one has been able to beat Creamware's software synths without relying on host CPU (especially the Modular 2!) Beware though, TC Powercore ...

That's awesome! You guys kill me with that SF1 support stuff. I can't believe it, the first production open-ended DSP synth. To really blow people away, they will have to bundle the Pro 1 and the Modular 2 and have a nice editor/lib for it. The older Pulsar synths just don't sound that cometitve to ...

Why not make it like the Kawai K5 and have only four amplitude envelopes and have each harmonic routable to one of the four?

If you don't own Vectron, do yourself a favor and delete it from the device list in Pulsar 3.0 before you run Cubase. Otherwise, when Cubase loads XTC for the first time, it asks your for your Vectron key code and I couldn't find a way out of it without a hard reboot.