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    Junior Freak
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    can i use virus plugins on a creamware card or creamware plugins on a tc card?
    do these dsp cards help processing VST, RTAS and stuff?
    what´s your winner when it comes to dsp cards tc VS creamware?
    Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind off neat.

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    Junior Freak
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    creamware uses it's own Plug/ Instruments.

    for instruments and general stuff powercore rocks ...

    for audio processing (dynamics, eq, reverb,...) - UAD-1


    Z

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    Junior Freak
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    The powercore is so tempting, but does it work in protools?
    I tried to find out if it does on the tc homepage, but i dont find the right answers, they say it works in protools but it doesnt support rtas plugins? i just dont get it
    Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind off neat.

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    Pro tools natevly uses RTAS, but It can also Use VST, which will probably mean a less "easier interface/ automation" and more processor usage!

    So basically u'll have 2 use VST plug ins within PT to use teh Powercore!

    Z

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    creamware is too ****ed up to use.. its never really caught on bacause you spend more time fiddling with setting than anything else.. had some good sounding instruments but its a little outdated now i think
    jimmah!

 

 

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