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Hello, ok, so I have a new problem :shock: With the b23 loaders the Waves Kramer Master Tape plugin loaded fine, but with b24, it doesn't. Not sure what's happening. The PSP plugs work like a charm. I contacted Waves customer service, and they told me that waves products do not support Buzz hehehe, ...

OMG!!!! YOU FIXED IT!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!

Thanks a billion man! Going to try this tonight after work

Hello, THANK YOU for the amazing work you've put into this! Love these loaders man! One thing, has anyone been having an issue with the PSP plugs, like N20 for instance? the dry signal only feeds through the left, nothing is coming out of the right speaker, not sure what is happening...

Yeah, it's true, but anywhere I look, it says use 64bit plugs with a 64bit DAW. So being a complete idiot that I am, I figure buzz has to be 64bits as well, not that it actually makes a difference, the X86 version works great already.

P.S. Clark's new album is THE SHIT!

I've been using 64bit VSTs in X86 Buzz, I guess it'd be smart to install X64 right about now. Is it stable enough? The reason I wanted to use 64bit plugs is because I have a lot of RAM, so wanted to utilize it.

Thank you gentlemen, you have put me at ease.

After years of using the same machine, I'm finally going to upgrade to something more powerful. My question concerns CPU, the best type of processor for music production...etc. I do want to get a laptop, so here's my question: Do quad cores make a difference in music production? If I'm only running ...

Thanks guys, I guess it's not such a bad idea then to get the MOTU.

Nevermind, dumb question...of course NOT!!! Is there an advantage to recording techno musics in anything above 16 bits?

Hello, I've been recording everything at 16 bits, and from the looks of it, there is very little difference between 16 and 24 when it comes to quality, all it comes down to is noise floor. However, I've been thinking of upgrading to a 24-bit sound card (MOTU audio express), don't ask why, the future...