gilesjuk

Why woud you want to run VIsta on a PC used for music? Everything about it completely compromises audio performance. All the bloat, all the eye candy, it all reduces the chance of getting stable low-latency audio perform...

If you get clicking when triggering, use an attack value in single figures, this will fade it in. LIkewise for the release.

I fully agree, I used to use Amiga computers and having the hardware and OS created by the same people is a more reliable solution. Not to mention the Amiga's MIDI timing was rock solid due to lack of distance between ha...

It is indeed, once you've created a few sounds you want to be able to use it for many parts of a song.

Ok, a serious expansion would be a card which used the PC as some kind of designer (via USB). You could perhaps have some form of wave sequencing and/or basic programming language where you can alter the wave based on cr...

Erm...? The last released version of desktop Windows was XP in 2001, so it's not hard for Mac OSX which gets regular updates to look nicer. Apple is known for having a visual bias, making products look slick. But who car...

Purple on blue is normal yes. The contrast knob will adjust the readablilty but the colour stays largely the same. It's actually very readable.

Why is it so hard to find a choice of audio interfaces that aren't full of junk I dont need? All I want is about 10-12 inputs, firewire or PCI connectivity. No ADAT, spdif might be handy, not fussed about MIDI really. Is...

If you want a VA there's tons of choice. V-synth is more than that.

Well, I got my VC2. I shoved it into my laptop against the advice of the manual, it is a flash card with files on it readable by laptop. I'm not going to say anything else in this climate of DMCA nonsense.