Fairlight-CMI

I supose what I'm saying, is that given Slow tools has had the 
industry standard tag for quite a while now, It's nice as a punter 
to be presented with a great bit of kit that puts presure on that 
mantle. I have also owned a Slow tools system, thus the name I have 
given it, as well as syn clav and way too many other systems through 
my 35 years worth. I too, love fairlight, Still have a cmi as well 
as my mfx3+. In my oppinion and it's only an oppinion, the CC-
1 "WILL" make quite an in road on the industry. Not sure if it will 
filter through to the public sector, but as a pro? S**t yeah! I will 
be placing my order.

--- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, David Bulog <d2ba@...> wrote:
>
> Adding to my post--I personally own a Pro Tools HD system
> I must say I was extremely disappointed and as were other posters  
> that any posts about the Fairlight CC-1 on the Digidesign User 
Group
> http://duc.digidesign.com/      is removed by the administrator so 
no  
> one knows what is going on and we wont have a chance to A to B etc
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> On 3/12/2006, at 7:57 AM, David Bulog wrote:
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> >
> > I was the original poster that made the statement that it is far 
to  
> > early to say that the CC-1 is better than Pro Tools HD
> > I love the Fairlight  but no matter how good the hardware is --
what  
> > about the software--Pro Tools 7 is great software and it will 
take  
> > a lot to beat it and get people to switch--same with Apple Logic
> > I think the company that could knock Pro Tools off the throne 
is  
> > Apple --if they combined Logic and Final Cut Pro into a high 
end  
> > product and teamed up with Apogee for the hardware
> >
> > Dave
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> > On 3/12/2006, at 4:18 AM, big bloke wrote:
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> >> --- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, David Bulog <d2ba@> 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.
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> >>
> >> > >Not to early at all to sing it's praises, from all accounts.
> >> 15 years total man hours, put into this new revelation and is it
> >> just pure coincidence that digi design are advertising for FFTP
> >> designers? MMMMMMM!!!!! getting just a little nervy I'd say.The 
CC-1
> >> also comes in, with the the sat console, at £19,000, with the
> >> equivalent SLOW TOOLS system, a whopping £24,000.You should go 
and
> >> check it out. I did and spent a whole evening bombarding the
> >> engineer, who just happened to have worked for slow tools for 
the
> >> past 6 years.
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