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Scuzball
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Re:Still using your old school PowerPC ? - 2008/03/29 01:58 I still have two pre-G3s in active service.
I have one 8100/80 running 7.5.5, Sound Designer II, Digital Performer, and NOTHING else. This old app still runs very well, though I don't use DP much. This Mac is only used for audio editing. The Digidesign A/D converters suck, so my only I/O is digital, but the editor still works wonders.
I also still run Performer 4.2 on an old 6100/66 under 7.5.5. I have more "modern" sequencing software, but I prefer the 4.2 interface.

Everything else I have is more "modern", and for some reason gives me more trouble.

Post edited by: Scuzball, at: 2008/03/29 01:00

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