D Vibe
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 Posted: Sun Oct 31 2004 14:34
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Well, MT2 WORKS for remixing, but I don't think it's ideal for that. It can't read samples directly from the harddrive, which means that you need a lot of memory so the harddrive don't start to swap memory; cause that will really slow down your whole computer.
MT2 is mainly buildt for composing and producing.
Anyway, good luck with your quest 
Greets
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goose
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Posted: Fri Nov 19 2004 15:42
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| c-frog wrote: |
It can't read samples directly from the harddrive
Greets
/Daniel
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Unless you have "keep on disk" checked  |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Sun Nov 21 2004 20:01
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| goose wrote: |
| c-frog wrote: |
It can't read samples directly from the harddrive
Greets
/Daniel
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Unless you have "keep on disk" checked
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No, it will only not save the sample data in the module, but it will load the sample data into the memory when you load the module; instead of reading it realtime from the harddrive..
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goose
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Posted: Mon Nov 22 2004 10:08
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Ah, I see.
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