corbey;282811 Wrote:
If you're using plugins you can't live without, you might check to see
if they're supported yet. Other than that, SC7 is the best release so
far.
What he said +
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call
That has been my experience also.
With past releases there were usually one or two minor bugs which would
occasionally bother me. My 7.0 experience has been better than my
experience with any previous release. The web interface is much faster too
(although I use it a lot less now that I have my
I'm getting along fine with SS 6.5, but I do run into synch problems
sometimes. Should I switch to SC7 or are there too many potential
problems?
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Kyle
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Compaired to every other major release I've seen over the years, this
has been the least problematic.
Sure a few people have had minor problems, but not nearly the same as
when 6.5 was first released.
I would have to say this is the most stable a bug free initial release
ever.
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funkstar
If anything, you should switch to 7.0 because of the syncing problems
you have. I also had syncing problems and now they are completely
gone!
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Club1820
Club1820's Profile:
If you're using plugins you can't live without, you might check to see
if they're supported yet. Other than that, SC7 is the best release so
far.
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corbey
My two-channel system:
- SB-3 through a CIAudio VDA-2 DAC (and using Nokia N800 as a remote)
- Sony SCD-1 CD/SACD player
- WyeTech Labs
