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Old 04-16-2006, 11:25 PM
3JDamon 3JDamon is offline
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Default Re: The Allenstein Quadzilla Machine

Actually it would be easier to get my hands on an LE interface, and if my rig drops to 140 D-Verbs, case closed. I'll look into it.

Well apparently there's now demo PT M-P software so you can bench those quads, but if it doesn't boost your D-Verb count, it's not proof.
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