Re: where DAW

["brown25" <brown25@ramlink.net>]

SAW + is a pc based digital audio workstation made by innovative quality
software.  You can find them on the net at http://www.iqs.com 

I have an ADAT because it allows me to do some things that I cannot do with
my current computer system.  For instance...I can record multiple tracks at
one time on the ADAT...something I think you can do with certain SAW
programs now, but I no longer have the processing speed, nor extra sound
cards, nor extra expansion slots for cards...for such updates.  Anyway, I
will try to experiment on the ADAT a lot of times...for instance..on my
current project...I transfered the looped thing I was working on from my pc
to my ADAT...then worked with it in real time.  I recorded some tabla,
guitar, and some other stuff.  After listening to it all together...it
didn't really work good together....so I didn't use any of it..but I did
take some of the tabla out to make a loop for the last part of the song. 
It's a pain to clutter your hard drive with this much
experimentation...when recording large 44.1 K files...so the ADAT has been
a useful tool,  but it's definitely not necessary.  It's just something
that helps me 
out.  

dig?

brown25
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> From: Michael Peters <mpeters@csi.com>
> To: 'Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com'
> Subject: AW: where DAW
> Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 2:40 AM
> 
> sorry if this has already been answered ...
> 
> >I paid 600 bucks for SAW +
> 
> what's SAW+ ?
> 
> also, in one sentence, why does one need ADAT if one has a multiplex 
> soundcard and can do all recording on the harddisk? (I'm about to invest 
> into some harddisk recording gear so I'm wondering)
> 
> michael peters                   mpeters@csi.com
> http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Mpeters/
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