| Re: PARIS Win7/Win8 32/64 driver package available now! [message #107763 is a reply to message #107757] |
Sun, 16 June 2013 18:36   |
orsano
Messages: 2
Registered: July 2009
Location: Kansas City
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Hi Ron,
Would you mind posting the specific configuration of your system?
I'm still running Paris on XP, but would like to try it on Windows 7. Considering all the variables when building a new system, I'd like to build a machine with parts as close as possible to a system that is actually working. I would love to build a machine with the latest realeased cpu/ram, but would like to build a system that is actually compatible with the new driver.
Mike, maybe you could post your machine's configuration? I'm talking about model numbers for motherboard, CPU, RAM, etc.
Mike, I have to commend you on your efforts to keep Paris going. It's pretty incredible.
Thanks for any help guys.
Luiz
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| Re: PARIS Win7/Win8 32/64 driver package available now! [message #107931 is a reply to message #107930] |
Sun, 20 October 2013 10:39 |
mikeaudet
Messages: 476
Registered: February 2009
Location: Canada
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Hi Sassonsb,
I spent the better part of 3 year working part time to make PARIS run under Windows 7 64. Initially, Intelligent Devices was supportive. They gave me permission to write a new installer for PARIS (the original is 16 bit and won't run under 64 bit windows), Edmund Pirali did his best to answer questions, and then things changed. He stopped responding to my emails and didn't deliver the promised PACE free version of PARIS 3.0. I'm not sure why this happened.
I released my installer anyway, even though PARIS 3.0 will not run under Windows 7 64 because of the PACE code that is embedded in PARIS.exe. I'm still hopeful that ID will release a PACE free version of PARIS 3.0 eventually, and people can just swap the PARIS.exe file when that happens. PARIS 2.x works fine under Windows 7 64, with the exception of 32 bit MTC, which has been broken for years without anyone noticing.
I'm upgrading the store software, so I'm not actually sure if this works yet, but you can read about the driver and the installer here:
http://ensoniq.ca/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=27&prod ucts_id=44
With my driver, you can use PARIS 3.0 or 2.x under the 32 bit version of Windows 7, and you can use PARIS 2.x under the 64 bit version of Windows 7 64. If you want to use PARIS 3.0 under Windows 7 64, I encourage you to contact ID and politely ask them to provide you a PACE free copy of PARIS 3.0. Maybe if enough people ask, they will deliver it.
All the best,
Mike
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| Re: PARIS Win7/Win8 32/64 driver package available now! [message #107936 is a reply to message #107933] |
Sun, 20 October 2013 15:51 |
mikeaudet
Messages: 476
Registered: February 2009
Location: Canada
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Hi Stephen,
You will have problems opening 3.0 files under PARIS 2.x.
As for getting help from ID, I don't know what that will take. When the PARIS hardware was discontinued, ID kept working on PARIS. I don't know if it morphed into part of their law enforcement software, or if it is just a more advanced, software only audio platform. But, they are not going to give up the code with out some big dollars as compensation.
Maybe we could pay them for a PACE FREE PARIS 3.0, but Edmund wouldn't even answer my question when I asked if I could just have permission to remove the PACE myself. I suspect there is some kind of crisis over there at ID, and we're not going to see any movement from them until they get through it.
My plan is:
1) move the hardware initialization and communication code from the PSCL into the scherzo (partly groundwork the next step).
2) figure out how the effects get loaded into the eds cards, and write a framework to manage that to replace the Ensoniq code that went missing when they closed.
3) write a GUI in Qt to replace all the functionality in PARIS 3.0 that relates to the hardware (effects/mixing/patching/etc).
4) combine all this with a low latency ASIO driver so that none of us need ID or PACE again.
5) port the ASIO/Scherzo bundle to other platforms (FreeBSD/OSX) so we aren't screwed if Microsoft really starts to marginalize the Desktop.
This is going to take time, but I assume that we're all in this for the long haul at this point.
All the best,
Mike
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| Re: PARIS Win7/Win8 32/64 driver package available now! [message #108716 is a reply to message #107757] |
Tue, 12 May 2015 11:09 |
danielcornelius
Messages: 171
Registered: May 2012
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Wich Version of driver is the 64bit one. I have Mikes Multicore Vesion 1.02, but forget on wich date i have buy this one.
I cannot install under win 7 64bit ultima any Paris Version (V3.0.,v2.2.,v2.1 etc). Isn't it possible to install Paris Software under Win 7 Ultimate ?
Thx for replays !
Dan
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- Asio Driver Cubase 5LE,Cubase 12
- Asus Z97-C, LGA 1150
- Intel i5 2320
- 32GB RAM
- 4x Seagate Barracuda 750GB
- Win10 64 bit
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| Re: PARIS Win7/Win8 32/64 driver package available now! [message #108720 is a reply to message #108719] |
Sat, 16 May 2015 03:24 |
Kim W.
Messages: 189
Registered: January 2010
Location: Australia
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Mike's new driver works very well with 64 bit windows 7 here. (And 8, I think, although I don't use it).
The ASIO driver is a separate project.
It hasn't been released yet, but Mike is working hard on it, and reports that in its current state, works with Protools and other DAWS. It is multi-mec capable,and is capable of (I think..) 24 simultaneous audio streams. He still has some more work to do before he releases it.
If you search through other topics in the forum, you'll find more info.
I think you'd be very happy with the 64 bit driver.
It's also very easy to install.
Hope this helps.
Kim
[Updated on: Sat, 16 May 2015 03:31] Report message to a moderator |
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