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He thinks your funny

Spectrum analyzers are generally useless in most setups, as they're easily replicated with software analyzers with more exact functions. But this one here looks amazing, I want it!!

Upload maybe? 🙃😜

upload pls

Cheers Zayd, and huge thanks to Paul!

Please read p45 of the mag.

i'll let you know when I do it, downloading now.

@@CruiserzProductions I'm thinking that he has two sound cards and he routed the output from one to the input of the other?..

The Zoom H4n I think

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he does the magic, monitors and the rest of the stuff its just tools translating the creative process ... imo

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cuz hes a family dad xD

Ales ZIMA people still think it's 2008. Windows has come a long way, don't waste your time trying to explain it 😅

if u know how to hackintosh best of both worlds

I don't understand the hatred towards computers as of late. They have never been more powerful and reliable.

Dosent matter what platform you use to produce music , and this windows v mac topic isint what this is about ...but for stability Mac audio drivers are rock solid .

Cole Sim got it right. Back in the day, Apple right off the bat went for content creation with their systems, making their driver setup perfected for low latency stability, whereas Windows went for multimedia and entertainment, and allowing different manufacturers to make their own drivers to support different hardware, which caused a shit ton of compatibility and stability problems, but allowed Windows to focus on home entertainment setups better. That was then, some 20 years ago, now the driver situation with windows is much better, the hardware manufacturers are more compliant with the rules. One would be hard-pressed to see a Mac best a PC in stability issues, but it can happen, usually with off-brand equipment and drivers. generally, the Mac vs PC argument is long dead and usually brought up by those that have little knowledge of computers.