Regarding not investing in recording systems based on Atari: I think it's a good idea, do not buy anything, leave everything to me.

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I think the normal setup for this is EXTENDOS / CD Writer.mrbombermillzy wrote:Ive just managed to dig out and attach my SCSI CD-ROM drive. Havent had time to even fire it up though![]()
Im wanting to use it through plain TOS/GEM. I was going to use CD Writer Suite, however, if you know of a driver that works for this setup I would be interested to know Leech
Yeah, ~200 is what I paid for mine. CBX's should arrive tomorrow. Still have time until Cubase shows up.Atarieterno wrote:I did not say anything of bad quality of the Replay 16, I just joked when compared with professional recording media and quite expensive in his time.
100 pounds for a Cubas Audio dongle is cheap, you usually find it for 200 (if you find it).
I have only expressed my opinion, I do not want to bother anyone and I say goodbye to this thread. Be happy.
Nice, wasn't aware of that, I think there was also Digital F/X DMEX-4, so little information about this though.mrbombermillzy wrote:...and dont forget the Starrtrak DSP board for VME TTs!![]()
Setup currently (well soon to be).mrbombermillzy wrote:If you havent done so already, I would plan your SCSI chain too. Cubase CBX (well, the D5 version that I have) requires a certain size max partition and a certain HDD driver.
(512mb if on > TOS 2.x and ICD drivers is one of the 2 choices IIRC).
Kroll wrote: ...I have a problem with running Cubase Audio and Yamaha CBX-D3.