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Peter Shindler wrote: <snip> > EVERYONE's signal goes into one G3 Powerbook, which has all the sound > samples and looping software onboard, and then a simple controller for each > person to manipulate his own signal and loops. <more snip> > Is such a thing even technically possible? And, if so, how much moolah > would all this crap cost? Hmmm, that is a very interesting concept. I, too, dream of a laptop-based looping/effect/synth/recording rig with a PowerBook, a Magma PCI expansion chassis (www.magma.com) and a Creamware Pulsar (www.creamware.com.) One G3 would be hard-pressed to process three or four peoples' worth of music however. To make your idea work reasonably well, it might require each member to have their own G3 rig, and they would have to be networked with at least 100Mb or possibly even gigabit ethernet. Initial estimates for my dream rig started getting close to $10,000US before I just put the whole idea aside for the moment. And remember, that is just for one rig. Technology just keeps getting cheaper though... -- Mango --