Audiomedia III In tha House!!!

[Jordan Bortz]

Well the nice thing about Cubase users spread all over the world is =
theres always someone
awake, somewhere!

The AM3 Can do wave out if you installed it. Go to Control =
Panel->Multimedia, then
click on wave devices, and then click on each device and hit properties, =
then hit disable
or remove..
Jordan

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> From: MJ <mell...@mail-gw.pacbell.net>
> To: Jordan Bortz <jor...@cruzio.com>
> Cc: MJ <mell...@mail-gw.pacbell.net>; Dan L. Duskin =
<DusD...@amsn.com>; Digidesign <csa...@digidesign.com>; Cubase Group =
<cubase...@mcc.ac.uk>
> Subject: Audiomedia III In tha House!!!
> Date: Friday, February 21, 1997 1:34 AM
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> The purpose of this message is to take my hat off to Jordan and Dan.=20
> Folks, I was out of options and pretty frustrated. I sent out an SOS=20
> (enter Police jam.."message on a seeeerver..") and both of these=20
> outstanding fellow Cubase brothers came through.
>=20
> I reinstalled Cubase with AM III-specific drivers (NOT supplied by=20
> Steinberg OR Digidesign!!! both attached to e-mail these fine gents=20
> sent) ready for combat. When I finally got in there again... BANG!=20
> Cubase was setup for Audiomedia III and perfectly functional=20
> simultaneous record and playback--which I tested and found to be =20
> of astounding state-of-the-art sound reproduction.
>=20
> For those of you considering the AM III card, MAKE SURE YOU obtain =
the=20
> DRIVER zip from the Digidesign website!!! You will have to reinstall=20
> Cubase with the specific drivers in your C:/windows/system directory.=20
> The wave driver is a piece of sh%& and has the equivalent =
functionality=20
> of an Aptiva M-Wave card!!!
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> My only lingering question is this... I have disabled my Wave drivers =

> for the piece of shit M-Wave card that came with my computer. =20
> Essentially, in the Multimedia app in Control Panel, there is NO =
wave=20
> device selected, I have it on "None" for both In and Out. So how in=20
> the hell is my system still managing to play waves from other=20
> applications? Is the DSP thing providing a wave driver of sorts?
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> Once again BRAVO to Dan and Jordan.. I guess that's what this list =
is=20
> all about.. I'm absolutely thrilled I can turn to you folks and get=20
> answers. If there's anything I can do for you in the future, please =
do=20
> not hesitate to contact me!! I'll keep yall posted as to the=20
> functionality of the AM-III and Cubase 3.03 on my P-133 (32 MB RAM) =
PC.=20
> Also, Jordan, will AM III be fully supported in VST also??
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> Peace out
>=20
> MJ
> .-

[Markus Stadelmann]

Hi MJ,

the initialisation Problem also apears,

- if the printer is switched off
- if the printer port is switched to FAX output (modem)

"Sometimes I have to do this to FAX a letter written in Microsoft Word and
then it is possible I forget to switch it back to the LPT Port."
In both cases the dongle (hardware key) can't be found.

bye
Markus Stadelmann
mstad...@logon.ch

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> Von: MJ <mell...@mail-gw.pacbell.net>
> An: Jordan Bortz <jor...@cruzio.com>
> Cc: MJ <mell...@mail-gw.pacbell.net>; Dan L. Duskin <DusD...@amsn.com>;
Digidesign <csa...@digidesign.com>; Cubase Group <cubase...@mcc.ac.uk>
> Betreff: Audiomedia III In tha House!!!
> Datum: Freitag, 21. Februar 1997 10,34

>
> The purpose of this message is to take my hat off to Jordan and Dan.

> Folks, I was out of options and pretty frustrated. I sent out an SOS

> (enter Police jam.."message on a seeeerver..") and both of these

> outstanding fellow Cubase brothers came through.
>

> I reinstalled Cubase with AM III-specific drivers (NOT supplied by

> Steinberg OR Digidesign!!! both attached to e-mail these fine gents

> sent) ready for combat. When I finally got in there again... BANG!

> Cubase was setup for Audiomedia III and perfectly functional

> simultaneous record and playback--which I tested and found to be

> of astounding state-of-the-art sound reproduction.
>

> For those of you considering the AM III card, MAKE SURE YOU obtain the

> DRIVER zip from the Digidesign website!!! You will have to reinstall

> Cubase with the specific drivers in your C:/windows/system directory.

> The wave driver is a piece of sh%& and has the equivalent functionality

> of an Aptiva M-Wave card!!!
>

> My only lingering question is this... I have disabled my Wave drivers

> for the piece of shit M-Wave card that came with my computer.

> Essentially, in the Multimedia app in Control Panel, there is NO wave

> device selected, I have it on "None" for both In and Out. So how in

> the hell is my system still managing to play waves from other

> applications? Is the DSP thing providing a wave driver of sorts?
>

> Once again BRAVO to Dan and Jordan.. I guess that's what this list is

> all about.. I'm absolutely thrilled I can turn to you folks and get

> answers. If there's anything I can do for you in the future, please do

> not hesitate to contact me!! I'll keep yall posted as to the

> functionality of the AM-III and Cubase 3.03 on my P-133 (32 MB RAM) PC.

> Also, Jordan, will AM III be fully supported in VST also??
>

> Peace out
>
> MJ