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02.07.2007, 12:31 PM
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Well said Screams!
Painfully correct sir
But!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What I can say is, this problem with snaps, crackles and pops (sounds like an ad for a cereal), is evident with only the power lead connected and a set of headphones. So why should this be related to USB, midi, drivers, souncards, inputs, outputs and shake it all about puts. It feels like the TI has been released about 3 or 4 years too early. In my opinion (and I'm sure you'll have your own) the TI should never have been totally integrated, it should have remained as a hardware synth only. Access could have released a controller keyboard with a software plugin package. Just my thoughts, no shouting at me please! I'm tired and on night shift  Digital Screams "phylosopher in music tech" 
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