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benchmark
New member
this is my set up and I just ordered sonar xl.....can this machine handel sonar effecitively...???any thoughts anyone...
thanks,
davidm
thanks,
davidm
AlChuck
Well-known member
Cakewalk website shows specs as
Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, or Windows 2000 (one of the last three is necessary to run WDM drivers)
400 MHz processor
64 MB RAM
100 MB free hard disk space
800x600 screen resolution/256 colors
CD-ROM drive (for installation)
Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, or Windows 2000 (one of the last three is necessary to run WDM drivers)
400 MHz processor
64 MB RAM
100 MB free hard disk space
800x600 screen resolution/256 colors
CD-ROM drive (for installation)
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UncleThumpy
New member
I would say...
Yes., although I've never /used/ SONAR, so I can't be completely sure, but using Pro audio 9 as a guide, sure.
You'll probably be limited in the number of real time effects and softsynths you can use.
Also...does your operating system and audio hardware have/support WDM drivers?
/That's/ the big question.
-L
Yes., although I've never /used/ SONAR, so I can't be completely sure, but using Pro audio 9 as a guide, sure.
You'll probably be limited in the number of real time effects and softsynths you can use.
Also...does your operating system and audio hardware have/support WDM drivers?
/That's/ the big question.
-L