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After having a system 6000, i ditched it a few years back and got VSS3 - have never had any regrets about that decision. It's a GREAT verb - easy to use and sounds silky and overall fantastic. I paid less than the stated price as well through a large retailer - i think around $400 - well worth it!

I used to have one - it uses an external power supply that is "voltage-specific". I had one in Africa that was 240v, then I had to get a new power supply when I came back to the States.

Cheers!

Try USB Plugsound Pro - it's the closest thing I've found to a 5080-type library. I suggest getting the Synth Anthology expansion with it.

I get around this by just sending a little CC#7 info before I record the track. It sets the fader to your controller value, and keeps it, unless you send it other info or turn on automation. At first it was a pain, but it has become habit. Always something, isn't it???

Just did it myself - I'm running DP, PT LE, and Logic on the same computer -
Actually have them up at the same time for certain things. The new MBox Micro is great for just learning the software and prepping sessions - no audio input, but it's around $250. Good luck!

Thanks, Brad. I'm going to give it a try - it looks incredibly handy!!

I guess I've gotten used to playing with a bit of latency, as am sure everyone has by now. I use MOTU hardware only. Here's my 2 cents with regard to VI latency. I run DP with a 128 buffer setting, and latency is acceptable. If I need to up it to 256, it gets tough to play parts that have critical t...

I always enter patches in the "Default Patch" column - then, if you want to delete it, you select "Clear Default Patch" in the mini-menu. I never figured out how to clear the patch from the "Patch" column either.

Trevor Rabin is a long-time DP user

Thanks for putting these samples up - I rely on Ivory every day in my productions, and feel it's pretty close to having the real deal - it's very musical, responds well to dynamics, and speaks well in tracks. It's also very versatile in terms of sonic control, not to mention the different piano samp...

yes, you are correct-
works flawlessly for me on a MacPro

I had this problem as well - I got on the line with MOTU, and they sent me a replacement - have had no problems since. good luck.

After 6 months of trying to get the PCI-e POCO card to work with my Intel-MacPro, it finally worked with the new v3 update. So far, so good, although I'm waiting for the crashes to start (what a pessimist!!).... When I was using my old POCO card in my old G5, it was completely solid for a couple of ...

MachFive2 gets my vote. It's much simpler to use (at least initially) than Kontakt, is VERY stable, and comes with a nice library. You can also get the PlugSound expansions to play in it - from the sounds of it, you might like the Synth Anthology pak - lots of samples from DX-7, M1, D-50, and older ...

Yes - this problem bugged me as well - it took all the coolness out of the way L8 handles VIs. Also, one instance of Mach5v2 with 16 parts was killing my CPU (even on my 8-core) - so, I was told to use a separate instance of Mach5 for every part played - this fixed SO many things - no more strange a...