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Sanbar is currently offline  Sanbar   UNITED STATES
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Hi Everyone,

I started doodling with Paris again after listening to my buddy's CD that
was created entirely in Paris. Of course it was a relatively fresh install
so there were some issues. Generally speaking I don't think I have the
settings right for my system. It goes between the standard "your system
isn't fast enough" (not exact message) to "is your hard drive winding down"

Besides getting my system up to speed, I'm wondering if I should consider
moving into the 20th century and getting a new platform that is still being
supported.

My needs are simple enough. It is strictly for my own personal use and I
don't need a ton of tracks (32 is fine). I also don't do anything with MIDI
and don't really care to. I would like to be able to use UAD plugins without
latency issues and have a machine that is easy to use.

I've been out of it for years, but I do scan the newsgroup from time to time
and it sounds like people have left Paris completely or are using it in some
periperhal capacity.

I followed the instructions from the parisfaqs.com website when I did the
original install but it doesn't really give instructions on which
configuration to use. Also, it seems like I can build a mix, but then when I
reopen the file it has problems.

Anyway, any insight on any of the above issues would be greatly appreciated.
I like the sound Paris makes so I'm not dissatisfied there. Also, could you
include the latest prices on any of the new proposed software. Currently,
I'm running a P2.4 with 1gb of ram.

Thanks as always

Barry
 
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