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A couple of days back someone posted what he thought was nice with using OSX for audio. I answered that post by mentioning some OSX only applications I like very much. But today I suddenly found out some great news about OSX. As you probably know Apple is bundling 16 different audio plug-ins with OSX. When I first tried them out some three years back they were not very light on the CPU and brought some crackling noise artifacts as well. During the two last years I have been mostly looping in Windows with Mobius and producing recordings in OSX with Logic, so I have not really had any reason to even load any of Apple's free plug-ins. Today I did and found that the buys at Cupertino must have been working a lot on them lately because even my old G4 1.25 GHz powerbook can run an Eclipse-sounding patch I mocked up with the free Matrix reverb and a Pitch-Shifter put in a feedback loop that feeds back into its own input. Holy crap what a pristine sound! For those lucky to own a modern intel mac I imagine not many commercial plug-ins would be needed really. I just had to post this, because two years have passed without me even knowing this have been happening. So if anyone else should be interested, now you know too. You find them in any audio applications under "AU Effects / Apple" Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international)