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Old 07-18-2013, 07:15 PM
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Oh. For those 512 track music productions?!!?!
since not a single person on the DUC was smart enough to figure it out I will tell you all you hiend professional engineers.

SOUND QUALITY

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Old 07-19-2013, 09:57 AM
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since not a single person on the DUC was smart enough to figure it out I will tell you all you hiend professional engineers.

SOUND QUALITY
Won't get you any better sound quality than your HDX card. Besides you can't use two HD Native cards in one computer. Statements like this do nothing for your credibility PhatBeat.
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Old 07-19-2013, 01:59 PM
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Won't get you any better sound quality than your HDX card.
Your correct and stating the obvious.
Assuming we both understand this, can you figure out the reason.

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Besides you can't use two HD Native cards in one computer.
again stating the obvious.
that's why I said another mac pro and a sync i/o

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Statements like this do nothing for your credibility.
When someone says something and you can not understand the reason but comment on it as if you are correct, that does not help your credibility.

My credibility is excellent to any person who who doesn't judge without understanding. If you listen to what the wolf tells you. The wolf will eat your sheep. Have a independent thought make up your own mind, Dont just believe a wessle spreading propaganda to benefit his own agenda.

Thats called an adult conversation. Or else its just kindergarten reverse psychology for someones agenda that everybody was dumb enough to believe. And that doesn't help your credibility.
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:14 PM
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Reason for considering HDN is.

64bit give twice the processing now.
Thats a 100% increase in plugins (more or less)
With dynamically allocated plugins that is probably doubled again.
So thats , lets say , 200% increase in plugin performance per system.
The system was already 100% so with 200% plugin increase now its 300%.

Use a synced system and now that would be 600% power 6 times more.

Since i dont need all those plugins.
I can up the sample rate from 96k to 192k
there by increasing the sample resolution 100%

half as many tracks per computer at an increased sample rate should be exactly the same processing as it is in 32 bit.

That should leave approximately 250% extra per computer allowing 192k sample rates to finally be feasible both in track count and in plugin performance and resources. Not to mention V,Is
Let alone not having to drive the cpu to the brink of its abilities and hoping it will be able to handle it.

Of coarse those numbers are not fact, but its most likely not that far off


BUT IM SURE YOU KNEW THAT
as your the expert in credibility
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Old 07-19-2013, 04:11 PM
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Can any person figure out what PBS (aka PhatBeatStudio) is trying to say? Got a headache trying to makes heads or tails out of it and getting nowheres. His reasoning and number are making no sense. Then again when your location is the moon there's a paucity of atmosphere which starves the brain - know what I'm sayin'?
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Old 07-19-2013, 05:33 PM
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Can any person figure out what PBS is trying to say? Got a headache trying to makes heads or tails out of it and getting nowheres. His reasoning and number are making no sense. Then again when your location is the moon there's a paucity of atmosphere which starves the brain - know what I'm sayin'?
Well since you are making problems for me heres one for you.


WHO EVER YOU ARE YOU ARE A FAKE IMPOSTER ON THIS SITE.
You do not live in N,J and from your comments Id bet 20$ you know me personnally


FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE
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Old 07-19-2013, 06:13 PM
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Well since you are making problems for me heres one for you.


WHO EVER YOU ARE YOU ARE A FAKE IMPOSTER ON THIS SITE.
You do not live in N,J and from your comments Id bet 20$ you know me personnally


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PhatBeatStudio...everybody on here knows you...
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Old 07-19-2013, 06:32 PM
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Reason for considering HDN is.

64bit give twice the processing now.
Thats a 100% increase in plugins (more or less)
With dynamically allocated plugins that is probably doubled again.
So thats , lets say , 200% increase in plugin performance per system.
The system was already 100% so with 200% plugin increase now its 300%.

Use a synced system and now that would be 600% power 6 times more.

Since i dont need all those plugins.
I can up the sample rate from 96k to 192k
there by increasing the sample resolution 100%

half as many tracks per computer at an increased sample rate should be exactly the same processing as it is in 32 bit.

That should leave approximately 250% extra per computer allowing 192k sample rates to finally be feasible both in track count and in plugin performance and resources. Not to mention V,Is
Let alone not having to drive the cpu to the brink of its abilities and hoping it will be able to handle it.

Of coarse those numbers are not fact, but its most likely not that far off


BUT IM SURE YOU KNEW THAT
as your the expert in credibility
Huh??!?! What???? Ummm no. I won't bat down everything, but 64-bit has nothing to do with, and I'm paraphrasing, "twice as much power more or less." Pro Tools 11 can access all the ram in your system instead of the previous 4GB limit. And the new AAE is more efficient than the old DAE. But twice as much power? Not even close.
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Old 07-19-2013, 06:37 PM
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Oh and to be OT. The reasons I'd consider HD|N.

More I/O. Up to 64 channels.
HD software and the extra bits it includes.
Ability to use Avid's new interfaces.
Super low latency with Avid's new interfaces.

That's about it. So far I'm happy with my metric halo interfaces and can get by with the 32 channels of I/O.
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Well since you are making problems for me heres one for you.


WHO EVER YOU ARE YOU ARE A FAKE IMPOSTER ON THIS SITE.
You do not live in N,J and from your comments Id bet 20$ you know me personnally


FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE
You're only creating problems for yourself if you continue in the same manner... just saying :P
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