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What sound card driver and latency setting are you using? These will have the biggest impact on your problem...

If that were true then you wouldn't be able to watch blu-ray on a Windows XP pc - which you can...

and if Apples answer is that need to download 50GB from iTunes for a HD movies then good luck to them

some more pics on the Korg Japan site: http://www.korg.co.jp/Product/Synthesizer/nano/index.html http://www.korg.co.jp/Product/Synthesizer/nano/nanoKEY.html http://www.korg.co.jp/Product/Synthesizer/nano/nanoPAD.html http://www.korg.co.jp/Product/Synthesizer/nano/nanoKONTROL.html yummo - seems like ...

"we currently do NOT support 64-bit versions of XP or Vista. Live itself
may work to an extent, but we cannot guarantee full compatibility with
64-bit audio and MIDI drivers at this time. "

they sell them here and in stock - http://www.elektron.se/products/

are you saying you want one cheaper or summit?

The thing to remember about the United States, which people tend to forget, is we're a very unique country. Lots of different people from different cultures. So, so true. Like I always say, it's easy to fucking have peace and harmony in countries like Iceland, Denmark, and Norway - where there's li...

to me 1680x1050 on a 22" screen is just right - depends on how close the screen is to you eyes of course

yes - get a bigger monitor without changing the resolution

DVI is a digital connection, VGA is analog - always use DVI if you can (it's a good feature of the macbooks). 1680 x 1050 resolution is no problem.

The Thomann prices will include tax, which you'll probably be stung for when importing from the US, and the shipping will be more - so it may end up not all that different in the end...

they are legit - recommended in fact, also good for international (ask them about shipping costs as the online quote is always too high)

http://cpu.rightmark.org/products/rmclock.shtml

RMClock for PC's is very very good (free version)...

simpleton wrote:

husker wrote:Shift-Ctrl-Alt-Tab flips around Session View so you can see all the cables that connects clips together. Some of the big racks have fans too...

Is this a joke or an Easter egg?

yes

Shift-Ctrl-Alt-Tab flips around Session View so you can see all the cables that connects clips together. Some of the big racks have fans too...

must be bug free too, as there was no public beta release - perfect at last!