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Re: Plugzilla-Any looping potential here?
How do they make the "eight at a time" determination? Don't different
plug ins use different amounts of processor cycles? I can't imagine
having 8 heavy duty reverb plug ins going at once (not that anyone
would, but you know what I mean) unless it's really got a ton of
processing power... which I guess it should for $3K.
Mark
On Sunday, October 13, 2002, at 09:29 AM, Richard Zvonar wrote:
> At 8:32 PM -0700 10/12/02, John Tidwell wrote:
>> I seem to recall some of you folks wishing for something like
>> this......
>>
>> http://aes.harmony-central.com/113AES/Content/Manifold_Labs/PR/
>> PlugZilla.html
>
> $3,000, which would pay for a stack of EDPs, but it has virtually
> unlimited flexibility. If it's a commercial success there could very
> well be a cheaper version as well.
>
> It has two processing engines, each of which can run four VST plug-ins
> simultaneously. The routing between the plug-ins and all their
> individual parameters can be saved as presets. I didn't look that
> closely at it at AES, but I noticed that one of the plug-ins they were
> using was the PSP 42 (VST emulation of the Lexicon PCM 42). I think
> this would be an excellent piece for someone who already has an
> extensive plug-in collection but who is averse to taking a computer
> out on a gig.
>
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