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Points: 5 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 16 2005 at 12:15

I just bought Stylus by spectrasonics for my studio, awsome vsti with 7.5 gigs of drum loops and sounds.

 

My home studio comprises PC with 3GHz cpu 2 Gb ram SATA 200Gb drive running Cubase SX and loads of VSTi synths inc Reason 2.5. There is so much good stuff out there now.
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Points: 2779 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 17 2005 at 05:15
Originally posted by BenRush BenRush wrote:

I just bought Stylus by spectrasonics for my studio, awsome vsti with 7.5 gigs of drum loops and sounds.



Cool! How does it sound?
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The first version was a little too much about break beat styles. The second one has a huge sound bank so has a wider range. Very easy to use and uses so little CPU power.
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Points: 2779 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 17 2005 at 06:11
Originally posted by BenRush BenRush wrote:

The first version was a little too much about break beat styles. The second one has a huge sound bank so has a wider range. Very easy to use and uses so little CPU power.


This is good news. As a prog musician, nothing is more annoying than getting a new bit of hardwear or software only to find that it forces you to make 'dance' music.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 03 2005 at 00:44
Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

There's an issue called 'latency' which may come up depending on the software you use. Basically, latency is the gap between when you press a key on your keyboard and when the sound actually starts. The lower latency the better, and it depends on things like how good your soundcard is and how powerful your PC is.



[to re-open an old thread...]

to: JL or anybody ...
with my current setup i'm not experiencing any latency at all.
...however, if i attach a keyboard to the pc (via midi), will that increase the chances of latency occuring ?

as always, grazie per il vostro tempo 








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If you're using a softsynth, yes. If you're using straight MIDI sounds off the soundcard, there won't be any noticeable latency in any situation.
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Anyone use a mac and/ or garageband for recording?
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