Fairlight-CMI

It is "an exceedingly fantastic sound card", which does not use DSPs but
provides: 

230 Channel paths; each with eight bands of EQ, 3 stage dynamics processing,
12 Auxiliary sends and up-to 72 user definable mix busses: all from a single
PCIe card.

There is considerable detail available on the Fairlight.au website, look
under Hot Links on the homepage and click on Download CC-1 White Paper.

Peter


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From: Peter Connelly [mailto:peter.yahoogroups@googlemail.com] 
Sent: Friday, 1 December 2006 9:25 PM
To: Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Fairlight-CMI] CC-1 CRYSTAL CORE





Is this CC-1 a DAW base system or an exceedingly fantastic sound card with
lots of DSP, i.e. could it potentially replace my Delta 1010, outboard, UAD,
etc and work with SX? Sorry for the ignorance, although it sounds
intriguing, I'm not 100% sure what this is. I checked out Fairlight's
website, but there's very little information... 
 
Cheers,
Peter
 
On 12/1/06, David Bulog <d2ba@xtra.co. <mailto:d2ba@xtra.co.nz> nz> wrote: 

I would say its far to early to say that CC-1 is better than Pro Tools HD
because its too new and has not been proven. 

A good example is NIs KORE was released to much fanfare and the thing was a
Native Instruments Disaster (never worked properly and still doesnt)


On 1/12/2006, at 10:38 PM, Peter Connelly wrote:





 
I'm very intrigued with this revolutionary piece of kit... I must start
saving now!
 
P

 
On 11/30/06, big bloke < <mailto:filmandlight@boltblue.com>
filmandlight@boltblue.com > wrote: 

Who ever was at the launch of fairlights new multi-media engine, the CC-
1 Crystal core. What an amazing revelation into what the future holds.
Myself. I'm getting rid of everything I own, to posess this new and 
wonderful system. DSP is really gonna become a thing of the past. At 
last the boys at fairlight will conquer the digi-design, that is slow 
tools, strangle hold on what is industry standard.
The guys did good. AMAZING!