Click Here to read the full article “California based PCAudioLabs are a name that won’t need introducing to our US readers, as they already have an excellent reputation for their wide range of music PC’s…I was certainly impressed by their website, which not only offers a highly configurable online “customize” engine that lets the […]
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On Feb. 1, the Austin Area Urban League unveiled plans at their annual banquet for the new AMD Digital Music and Arts Institute. The studio will be equipped with about a dozen “Digital Audio Workstations,” which are powerful AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core processor-based PCAudioLabs™ desktop and mobile notebook computers running Cubase Studio 4 audio recording
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Below…are three dual-Opteron PCs…used as sound modules…”I call this my orchestral render farm. PCAudioLabs did such a great job that they might as well be hardware synths.” — Brian Transeau-BT, Binary Acoustics
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Click Here to download the article. “At the heart of the studio is a PCAudioLabs Standard Black (no frills) enclosure…Under the hood of this $2,585 beast is an Intel Core2 quad 3GHz Q9650 CPU, with 4GB RAM, 320GB system drive, two 1TB data drives, dual DVI ATI Radeon HD3470 graphics, Pioneer 20x DVD burner, Silent
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Click here to download the full article in pdf Click here to read the article online “I would like to see the end of 32-bit operating systems altogether,” adds PCAudioLabs’ Tom Bolton. “It’s time that we move on to 64-bit computing completely. Offering 32-bit versions of new operating systems such as Windows 7 allows the audio
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Click Here to read the full article What you don’t see in the standard-looking desktop form factor is that the Rok Box is significantly quieter than off-the-shelf PC towers we’ve worked with. “PCAudioLabs specializes in creating and configuring PCs for audio and video professionals. While they do have particular models that consist of certain cases and
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“PCAL has a solid reputation for service, and I can vouch for that in my own experience. You also see a lot of companies running PCAL computers at trade shows for the same reasons – they can’t have the computer crash in the middle of a demo. Perhaps most importantly, PCAL supports your system. If
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San Jose, November 16, 2007—- Silicon Valley Rock n Roll Icon, Guitar Showcase, in conjunction with Roland Corporation U.S. is proud to announce the opening of ROLAND SHOWCASE, a “store- within- a -store” concept that is a first for the Music Products Industry in the U.S. Drawing on the Technology of Silicon Valley Giants APPLE
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“…This newest AMD addition to the Zappa workflow is called the ‘Room Service Rig’ because it’s sometimes operated from a hotel room after a show, or possibly on the bus in between shows. AMD collaborated with our friends over at Dangerous Music and PC Audio Labs to make the ‘Room Service Rig’ happen. Its main purpose is
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Brandon Ryan demos Cakewalk SONAR Producer version 8.5 using a Shawn K. Clement remix of Cori Yarckin’s “Everything You Said” with 140 tracks, 50 plug-ins and a high-res 800 MB AVI video file—all running simultaneously on a PCAudioLabs Intel Core i7 desktop machine. Watch the entire video at: http://mixonline.com/video/mixtv/gear/cakewalk_sonar_85_session/
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