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Thanks for the heads up.

I'm not aware of ASIO drivers for Realtek HW. The ASIO4ALL isn't really ASIO. You want ASIO drivers written for your HW, not something generic. If you're concerned with latency you'll want to get an external device. My DAW is a tower, but I also use a laptop with a Roland Quad-Capture. IIRC it has a latency around 10 - 12 ms and the clock speed is nothing special - 2 to 2.9 ghz.

Yeah, I have my eye on that.

I think the cab sim is the current weak spot in amp sims. IRs don't react to dynamics so your playing dynamics can't control speaker break up. At this point the amp sims seem to respond to playing dynamics, now if they work on the cabs ...

Yes, I think eight multi segment envelopes are available per part. The arp is separate. https://support.spectrasonics.net/manual/Omnisphere/edit_page/envelopes/page05.html The link takes you to the online manual. To the left of the page there is a link to the arp.

Yes, I think eight multi segment envelopes are available per part. The arp is separate. https://support.spectrasonics.net/manual/Omnisphere/edit_page/envelopes/page05.html The link takes you to the online manual. To the left of the page there is a link to the arp.

That's a little disappointing, but I plan to upgrade anyway. I was happy to see they have an upgrade path from the full version TH-3 ($59 US).

I watched it earlier in the week, two thumbs up. If anyone has FireTV it should be on the PBS app for a while.

I use it to write songs and record for my own amusement. I also use it when practicing guitar - the amp sims I use don't allow you to use other vsts so I usually play through them hosted in CbB.