[gmpi] Re: [OT] [Completely OT] Missing in (in)action?

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From: "Paul Davis" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 7:37 PM
Subject: [gmpi] Re: [OT] [Completely OT] Missing in (in)action?


> >At the current speed , GMPI will be able to provide a new plug-in
> >architecture arround year 2007 or 2010. At this time the audiohost
companies
> >won't be Steinberg or E-magic anymore, but Tascam, Fairlight, Akai,
Yamaha,
> >Mackie, etc...
>
> or redhat, suse, ibm, dell and the rest. by 2010,
>
>     * DSP processors will have been almost completely eclipsed by
>          general purpose CPUs.
>     * Operating systems will have become commoditized (future yamaha
>          systems are already being based on linux)
>     * desktop systems will do what you'd need a studio full of
>          current high-end DSP gear to do.
>     * quality studios will be defined more by their control
>          surfaces than their signal processing hardware.
>
> i think you misread the speed of this process. there are large
> quantities of usable code that will appear rapidly once the
> goals and then specification is agreed to. there are multiple working
> comparative platforms in existence - this is not rocket science.

well, i don't know if i mysread the speed of this process. maybe yes , maybe
not. will see ...
My problem now, Paul !  is to know if it is possible, in this chaotic world
where all proposition or analyze seem to be egual and true in anycase and at
any time... well ... , is to know if it is possible to say a funny bullshit
whithout being right somewhere  ! :-)

Vincent Burel.



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