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K. Douglas Baldwin wrote: > All that I would add to my original comment is that I wish these >companies would come up with a *blank canvas* approach... <polite snip> >I also understand that from a >marketing standpoint, this approach is really difficult to sell (no one is >prepared to buy blank canvases because no one sells blank canvases because >no one buys blank canvases....). But this negative-loop reciprocality can be >broken if either the buyer or seller chooses not to play the game. I agree. I also lurk on the Pulsar-DSP mailing list which is (partly) devoted to the Pulsar DSP-based computer sound card - info at http://www.creamware.com. The Pulsar represents a new *blank canvas* approach to DSP-chip based sound processing on your computer. It and/or others like it will, hopefully and eveuntually, be able to do anything sound-processing wise. And to do more and more anythings, just add more DSP farm cards. You are limited only by your dollars (or other local currency) and imagination. The relevance to this thread is that, in spite of its great potential, the Pulsar list is crowded with newbies who whine because the card doesn't do everything the box said it could do all by itself as soon as they turn on their PC. That is the danger of marketing a blank canvas. BTW, Kim, do you think you could port the EDP software to run on the AMD SHARC-based Pulsar? That could help me decide which of the two pieces of hardware I plan to buy. After I pay for the house, the car, the wedding... -- Mango --