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I happen to far prefer dogs to humans... Well, that's one approach to preventing unwanted pregnancies...

Originally posted by The Audacity Works They've been saying that for years. In fact, when I first bought into TDM, people were saying to wait because "right around the corner, computer horsepower will spank ProTools". That was over eight years ago. Since then, computers have been able to run much more complicated plugins (such as convolution reverbs or physical modeling) and more of them, but the whole latency and realtime monitoring issue is still a pathetic joke. I'm really interested in why this is, as I would kill to get the performance, response, and feel of TDM in a host-based environment. Isn't this why many people (who don't have the means for a fully blown PT system) still prefer to record to a hardware multitrack recorder such as the Akai DPS24 and then port the files to the computer for editing and processing in software such as Logic, DP, Peak, etc.?