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Post by DHS »

If you want to make music with computer generated sounds/effects is better if you upgrade you configuration asap.

Just think that when I made the Comic Bakery PPoT remix (where I used a very extensive array of effects) i had about 75% of my cpu time taken :roll: .
(i'm on a Athlon XP 1700 with 760Mb ram by now....).

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The Cray X1â„¢ product is a major milestone en route to Cray's goal of delivering, by 2010, the world's first supercomputer able to sustain petaflops speeds (1015 calculations/second) on a variety of challenging applications. Problems identified as needing this extreme performance include drug discovery, energy and transportation investment modeling, nanotechnology, severe storm forecasting and climate modeling, planning for natural pandemics and bioterrorism, and C64 REMIXING !!!

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copyright ?.... copyleft ? ...copy in stereo !

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FTC wrote:The Cray X1™ product is a major milestone en route to Cray's goal of delivering, by 2010, the world's first supercomputer able to sustain petaflops speeds (1015 calculations/second) on a variety of challenging applications. Problems identified as needing this extreme performance include drug discovery, energy and transportation investment modeling, nanotechnology, severe storm forecasting and climate modeling, planning for natural pandemics and bioterrorism, and C64 REMIXING !!!

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