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zuonics.com site is gone

PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 2:28 am
by art
The Zuonics website is gone. I hope it's just temporary. I'd really like to see zoeOS OS X see the light of day.

Have a look see: http://www.zuonics.com/

...Maybe he's reworking the site for the grand rollout of zoeOS OS X!!! :slayer:

PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 3:12 am
by art
According to the whois record Paul has let the domain expire.
:cry:

PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 3:20 am
by art
Okay, not cool. I've paid for the Windows version and would like to download it.

Anyone have a copy of the latest installer?

PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:37 am
by info
Not cool at all. Adminsitartive error. Will get it sorted ASAP!

PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 7:37 pm
by art
:slayer:

the guy is doing it all by himself

PostPosted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 12:40 pm
by somsay
the guy is doing it all by himself,

he is doing it. I dont think its really easy to make a program for windows then learn the mac os x platform yourself.


its just takes developing time, too bad not enought people helped support him, but then again we dont all really know him. i hope he can sell and make money from it after, if it works as well as the xp.

this man is a soldier.


i paid already earlier this year.

my emu ultra collects dust now, i think i can do the same things all in kontakt now than with this sampler that takes a whole day to make a dam patch, i dont know if i care about the warmth anymore, takes a long time to play arround with what samples go with each other...no waves compressor, 2 fx, making songs that take months to do then after the song sucks...i lost the will to work the emu.


ill give up kontakt as soon as i see this program work.


cheers soldiers! your sampler is too slow!

PostPosted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 1:28 pm
by Randomguy
as far as i am aware it runs on java so making it run on the mac shouldnt be too much brainache. (notice the word 'shouldnt')

i have tried to get ZoeOs working on xp but it couldnt find my sampler. :cry:

will prob contact tech support as ive heard many good things about this and think its at least worth a try

PostPosted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 9:46 pm
by advance
wow... I wonder if the switch from PowerPC to Intel is gonna delay the OS X release even more?

OS X Leopard is just around the corner too.

Good ol Adat card... guess I'm stuck with the old school methods.

whats up with this mac os x version now?

PostPosted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 10:52 pm
by somsay
whats up with this mac os x version now?

PostPosted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 3:32 am
by kalide
I recently set up my E5000 with Zuonics tool, bought after the price reduction - how can you say no now ? It worked perfectly after I sorted out my SCSI connection - termination at the PC end with an internal drive (zip), another zip on the chain with a SCSI hard drive. The PC had SCSI ID7, Internal Drives 6, External 5 and 4, and the Ultra ID 0, ignoring the PC on 7 with internal termination set to on in the sampler, and an internal IDE drive inside.

My SCSI controller is an old PCI Tekram 310-Ultra SCSI, and all the cables are nice chunky well shielded ones.

If you have anything wrong - like a shared ID on the sampler and on the chain, you will get Gen Traps, boot problems, PC startup problems, or just plain old "can't see sampler". Of course, I had to do the usual 8 search for driver for the sampler dance when XP found it again.

I also run ASPI 4.72 to complete the software interface side on XP to the apps.

The tool looks very impressive and I'll need a while to work through it, but that, coupled with Mobius from Squarecircle (squarecircle.co.uk) to transfer/slide/dice samplers from the PC to the Sampler without having to muck around with FAT32 shared drives is working like a charm.

It does work - and looks like a very capable bit of kit.

After a couple of years of using software samplers I've moved firmly back to the hardware world - Sampler, and resurrected analog gear. My workflow and focus has improved a lot in the short time back in front of the desk and kit and I'm sure my output will be equally tight.

No more plugins!

m

:mrgreen:

PostPosted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:38 am
by Randomguy
kalide wrote:I recently set up my E5000 with Zuonics tool, bought after the price reduction - how can you say no now ? It worked perfectly after I sorted out my SCSI connection - termination at the PC end with an internal drive (zip), another zip on the chain with a SCSI hard drive. The PC had SCSI ID7, Internal Drives 6, External 5 and 4, and the Ultra ID 0, ignoring the PC on 7 with internal termination set to on in the sampler, and an internal IDE drive inside.

My SCSI controller is an old PCI Tekram 310-Ultra SCSI, and all the cables are nice chunky well shielded ones.

If you have anything wrong - like a shared ID on the sampler and on the chain, you will get Gen Traps, boot problems, PC startup problems, or just plain old "can't see sampler". Of course, I had to do the usual 8 search for driver for the sampler dance when XP found it again.

I also run ASPI 4.72 to complete the software interface side on XP to the apps.

The tool looks very impressive and I'll need a while to work through it, but that, coupled with Mobius from Squarecircle (squarecircle.co.uk) to transfer/slide/dice samplers from the PC to the Sampler without having to muck around with FAT32 shared drives is working like a charm.

It does work - and looks like a very capable bit of kit.

After a couple of years of using software samplers I've moved firmly back to the hardware world - Sampler, and resurrected analog gear. My workflow and focus has improved a lot in the short time back in front of the desk and kit and I'm sure my output will be equally tight.

No more plugins!

m

:mrgreen:


you almost sound like your advertising it ;)

yes zuonics does work - bollock brain here forgot about the 2 way midi required! :roll:

works really well when its up and running.

can fully understand why you have moved back to hardware. It makes you focus more on crafting each sound as there is more effort involved in getting it right.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:44 am
by Randomguy
kalide wrote: Squarecircle (squarecircle.co.uk) to transfer/slide/dice samplers from the PC to the Sampler without having to muck around with FAT32 shared drives is working like a charm.


bookmarked for later :thumbs: