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Subject: Opcode Sonic Port ; USB reliabilty
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Original Message 1/3 17-Aug-00 @ 09:48 PM - Opcode Sonic Port ; USB reliabilty
Currently using a laptop. I want to get sounds in & out of my computer. Need to record to Minidisc or DAT & vice versa. Read about the Sonic Port. Sounds pretty good. No Direct Sound drivers though. However, a mate of mine told me that USB devices aren't good. Cracks & Pops can be heard. Heard about the Wami Box. Excellent stuff though kind of expensive. Don't need Midi on the go. Is anyone out there using Sonic Port? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
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Message 2/3 19-Aug-00 @ 10:16 AM - RE: Opcode Sonic Port ; USB reliabilty
yeah, i REALLY want to try that wamibox.. but i wrote EGOSYS, offered them a demo session with some RnB & garage producers with tracks on the street, plus a mag review etc - and got no response. Guess i'll have to buy one and try it like with the hoontech, but who knows... it might turn out to be as good... but, Egosys seriously need some decent promo in europe cos they have none !!
Message 3/3 03-Sep-00 @ 01:31 PM - RE: Opcode Sonic Port ; USB reliabilty
I have also heard some discouraging things about USB. This includes a new protocol described as "USB 2" which would replace the current USB protocol (due to it's defects).
That would piss me off seeing as how my lappy uses the current USB and what is being implied here is that the current USB was defective from the start. If all this is indeed true then I wonder if there is the possibility of a class action case. Maybe it's about time the computer industry was made to be accountable for releasing technology into the market that isn't thoroughly researched and tested.
Mick
That would piss me off seeing as how my lappy uses the current USB and what is being implied here is that the current USB was defective from the start. If all this is indeed true then I wonder if there is the possibility of a class action case. Maybe it's about time the computer industry was made to be accountable for releasing technology into the market that isn't thoroughly researched and tested.
Mick
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