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Same experience here. Years waiting for bugfixes (or never fixed), unstable system, user-support = zero, software-updates promised years before final release. Tutt Now 10 years after ripping off users with their unstable expensive scope cards & software, a new generation of (uninformed) musicans is ready to pay a lot of money I don´t want to dfegad on any company, but i only can suggest to invest your money in a solid working system with existing user-support. I personally use UAD and Duende since years. They are stable, the sound quality of the plugins is superb and we can sure that the company and the hardware still exists in 5 or 10 years. Greets, Guru BugAs a first post.well i know plenty of people who are indeed informed and still working with these cards (or the new xite1).I rarely had problems with my system.And a uad or duende wont give me synths and a complete modular environment.The new v5 looks great,try it out its free for 4.5 users. As a first post.well i know plenty of people who are indeed informed and still working with these cards (or the new xite1).I rarely had problems with my system.And a uad or duende wont give me synths and a complete modular environment.The new v5 looks great,try it out its free for 4.5 users.

The point is, that the idea itself, the platform (sharc dsp´s) and the environment (software) was really great! The sound and possibilities are better than any other system. I still miss the complete free routing and everything which was possible with the Scope Software. But the really bad user and software support (maybe simply incompetent coders and some wrong decisions) transfered the Scope System and Creamware to death. Can you confirm that this all has changed with the new Company? I saw that they promised v5 over a year before it was released? Some announcements back in 2007?

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Is this not a sign that today everything is as it was some years before? Greets, Guru Bug. I can confirm that the support and service has changed completly.When creamware was on the way out i was as pissed as everybody that you couldnt reach anyone and it seemed like the end.The new company is way way different tho.The announcement of v5 was off because they wanted to release it with the new hardware(which is out and already in use by some). It took way longer because they recoded everything including the base drivers.It was needed as they said. I mean.uad announced a new card 5 years ago:P. If you still have the cards and are registered with 4.5 you get v5 free anyways,try it out i say.Just join in on the Planet z forum.Many people there that can help with config and stuff like that. Here is a user video of the new hardware and sfp5.It was postet on the Planetz forum so inofficial.just a user report.

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As a first post.well i know plenty of people who are indeed informed and still working with these cards (or the new xite1).I rarely had problems with my system.And a uad or duende wont give me synths and a complete modular environment.The new v5 looks great,try it out its free for 4.5 users. Yeah, most the folks I know of who are getting the Xite are very experianced Scope users who know that SonicCore products work just fine, all the time, all the way down the line.

I have zippo stability problems with my cards. They are massively reliable, flexible, capable and cost efficient. Those guys at SC are just genius's IMHO.

I was whining about a lack of I/O's and having to wait for ever for an XTDM solution for the XITE-1, and with SFP 5.0, I can run a pair of those 12 year old Luna cards that have MIDI I/O's, etc. And have 48 channels of MIDI immediately. Most cats in Europe seem to be going this way too. Trust me with the XITE-1 loading up 64 Channels of 96k ASIO isn't a problem, or 43 STW Reverbs, but only having 16 MIDI channels. I never thought I would run out of MIDI channels before. I can only say the guys who have those ancient cards must be proud.

12 years of support.I would love to hear of any company, much less hardware, that has been upgraded so well and for free most of the time. I probably have an equal amount of money in Cubendo over the years as the cost of my XITE-1. Soniccore acts like Reaper and they don't have to.

Just think about this. I already have 32 channels of ADAT/Z-Link, AES/EBU, SP/DIF, and XLR/TRS combo I/O's and 2 x decent quality mic pres. If I want more ADAT, get a cheap card.

If I want more AES/EBU for a Bricasti Model 7, spend another 100 bucks. These guys desreve the product of the year IMHO, but I prefer them to stay out of the limelight. I don't even want to see someone else running half a dozen Bowen synths on the same stage. I can confirm that the support and service has changed completly.When creamware was on the way out i was as pissed as everybody that you couldnt reach anyone and it seemed like the end.The new company is way way different tho.The announcement of v5 was off because they wanted to release it with the new hardware(which is out and already in use by some). It took way longer because they recoded everything including the base drivers.It was needed as they said. I mean.uad announced a new card 5 years ago:P. If you still have the cards and are registered with 4.5 you get v5 free anyways,try it out i say.Just join in on the Planet z forum.Many people there that can help with config and stuff like that.

Here is a user video of the new hardware and sfp5.It was postet on the Planetz forum so inofficial.just a user report.I sold my 3 Scope Cards short before the Creamware insolvency Okay i really wanna give Scope another chance, but there are still some open questions and points. And their website is offline since several days, this is not really -pro- after a release, but btw. Maybe any Scope user can answer?: 1) is there a stable OSX version? 2) is the xtc-mode working?

3) if you use it together with any DAW like Cubase/Live. How do you handle the integration? If you use the Scope Mixer, there is no chance to use other vst plugins!? Or has this changed in any Scope version?

4) how about external i/o without sonic core hardware? I currently need 32 in´s and 32 out´s aes/ebu to connect my equipment (2xtc6000,2xorville,m7,converters. So most high-end equipment only uses aes/ebu. How do you integrate you equipment? ADAT seems a bit out-dated, it´s limited to 44k without merging channels, and lightpipe connections are jitter´s home;-) I wonder why they don´t integrated a MADI option or anything like this. 5) is the SDK open available for v5?

Many thanks in advance. Greets, Guru-Bug.

I try to answer as best and accurat as i can. 1 Osx and vista 64 bit are in the making but not out yet 2Xtc mode works in 4.5 but not at the moment in the v5rc version(will come back in the final release) 3You can route the mixer outs/direct outs of any daw mixer in the scope mixer and back via asio.You can use every vst plugin and the scope plugins together. 4 I agree about the aes-ebu needs.The cards offer what they always have offered.The new xite has 16 ch adat-2 ch aes/ebu-spdif-analog-micpres-midi. The xtdm port on the xite is maaaybe for more i/o in different formats.maybe not,nobody knows that yet. 5 There will be a v5 sdk.

I would say that at this time with your needs.i doubt that scope fits there in your setup.Maybe wait a little and see if they bring out more i/o options then it would work well i think. I rum a different setup and use my 3 cards in a seperate pc connected and clocked via adat/spdif to my multiface.I use it just for synths effects and a few channels out of cubase.I mix on the scope rig and record back into wavelab or cubase.Works wonderfull but i am more a home user and i do not record bands. Hope i could help a bit. I'm using the DSP rack for live work ATM, but it replaced 2 x 3 card Scope/Giga DAW's and seems to have even more power. I'd say the rack has the power of 7 or 8 pro cards. I look forward to OSX and 64bit as I need more RAM for sample players.

I also need more AES/EBU's which will come in the form of XTDM. I have been using VST plugs inside my projects along with hardware AES/EBU reverbs for years though.

The Sonalksiss TBK2 does increible lo-fi for vocals live in real time. I could never get a DSP plug to do that. Whatever sounds good in DSP, I use. What I lack in DSP I can find in VST or hardware, that's one of the biggest strengths.

Whatever you like the sound of, you can use. Analog synths can be routed via the A16U's along with mic pre's.

Ati Avivo Package Download on this page. This is basically an incredible way to run a live band with top shelf effects from various platforms. As Soniccore releases upgrades and new options for recording I will surely add them, but as I wait I am generating the money I spent on this and the hardware Solaris synth. I have zero issues as usual, and 100% stability.

There could be better sounding solutions for recording, but for running an entire live show using 6 x pairs of IEMS and routing external hardware synths and effects. I don't know of any. Especially for 3500 USD. I don't know why anyone would buy this.

I had the Scope system and it was ok, the bugs could be worked around but the sound quality can't. Sorry there is just way better stuff available Did you use flexor/modular 3 or any of the John Bowen synths? I would find it hard to believe if any synth lover would say those plugins don't sound good and then love/praise some other itb synths at some point. But i suppose we all have different taste and if its honest opinion its respectable even when its hard to believe. Have you tried any of the effects newly added to the platform? What did you use and when did you own your scope rig?

The scope platform is growing greatly and with the release of sfp5 even the stock plugins are dramatically better. I personally sold tons of Native stuff and 2 uad's as well as many other gear to invest further in a scope rig because i was impressed by the unique sound quality and Realtime work enviroment with so much flexibility. And the idea of a complete studio dsp solution serving as a powerfull heart really appeals to me and is rare on the market. I'm waiting on my XITE-1 right now wich was just bought with money i got from selling off much other gear as well as my right arm. The platform has been a quality platform imo but even if one disagrees its worth noteing that the scope platform is changing/growing from year to year. Did you only use stock stuff and when? What native synths and effects do you consider better then scopes?

I know some people who used scope many many years ago did not care for the effects it had back then but rarely have i ever read complaints on scope synths and most reviews judge them as really good, so i definitely am curious as to what you used and when. Altho i'm a bit surprised by your comments ultimately i know we all have different taste and respect your opinion if it is honest. Just curious. There must be some way sooner or later to easily demo a XITE1.

I am not buying before I had a good testrun with it. Who is a proper dealer for SonicCore? (as the website is down.

Hopefully for a better and more informative (manual!!) site) The XITE-1 is a portable powerhouse that will allow for alot to be done in Realtime. Don't know if having a complete studio that's compact and portable appeals to you but it does me. I love the sounds of scope but i tried it first by buying a small pci card wich you may wanna consider as the way to demo XITE-1 far as sound quality of plugins.

If you buy a 6dsp pci card off ebay or planetz it should'nt cost that much and if you don't like the SCOPE platform then you should'nt have a problem with selling the card and getting back most or all of your money. I think most people who thoroughly and fairly demo SCOPE would find something they like about it and i'm sure some would even become scope-plugins and dsp addicts. I'm not saying scope is for most people just saying that i believe most would find something they like about it if they are computer-music-producers.

Trying out a small pci card is the best way to go before making a large investment. Demoing XITE-1 at a Music store may cause you to think too highly or too little of it or have no opinion due to lack of real experience. Even when i demo a single vst plugin i like to try it for more then one hour. I prefer often to test a plugin for many weeks to get a solid and informed opinion. Some plugins i can tell instantly i don't like them but some i may need several weeks before deciding if it fits me or not. SCOPE is far beyond a single plugin so i think it is best to use it for quite awhile before deciding if it fits you or not. There is also audio-demo's on several websites you may wanna check out.

Links below: The truth is out there. Brotha' Man Androne, I went to demo the Scope cards back in '99 because of the GSIF drivers, etc. Then I saw the price.tutt No way to demo it either. I waited and becuase I had management then I wasn't worried about lugging the hardware, but I was expecting to get whacked & wanted to prepare, but for 6 large I NEED to hear it.

So finally after the bugs got worked out and the prices dropped in 2002 I jumped in and never looked back. If you live in SoCal of even in the Bay area a demo can be arranged. Guitar Center is profit driven.

These chaps in SoCal do it for the love of the platform. They also have a wide range of Analog synths that are hard to find. Running Analog synths and routing hardware effects into Scope has no equal, it must be heard to appreciate. I can't wait to add a Model 7 to this arsenal. The old wrap around Lexicon sound is easy to reproduce with the new STW Suite.

But for true, recreation of realistic space, a top shelf AES/EBU like the M7 is perfect for the XITE-1.

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SCOPE XITE-1 is a DSP hardware that is controlled by the SCOPE software via a computer. According to its flexible concept, XITE-1 can be configured like your favored digital production studio.

• As a sound engine, XITE-1 is a variety of vintage and new innovative synthesizers at the same time. • In addition, XITE-1 is a multi-effect device with high-end studio Plug-Ins. • Various mixers and mastering Plug-Ins complement the possibilities of latency-free working.

• With its high-quality inputs and outputs, XITE-1 is a low-latency audio interface for your DAW as well. SCOPE has been benchmark for sound and versatility for years. The immense possibilities make it a unique and unmatched flexible latency-free DSP solution. The lively full sound feels and sounds like real high-end studio equipment.

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