Sandi Pulsar is a fantastic piece of audio hardware, offering great I/o flexibility, awesome synths, great effects, open ended architecture, fantastic audio quality etc. The more I use it the more it rewards me, and the longer time goes on the more excellent 3rd party devices become available (many of them free or very cheap). The downside? - it doesn't work too well with Logic. The ASIO drivers are ok (I use them and put up with the periodic crashes and other problems). EASI drivers (Emagic's own driver interface) are due out any day, and if they work will make this an awesome combination. My advice, wait for the EASI drivers and LAW 4.1 (due December 6th) and if the responses on this and the Pulsar group (pulsar-scope@egroups.com) are positive then go for it. As far as STS 4000 is concerned, it looks great on paper, but isn't available yet. It differs from Gigasampler in that it uses CPU RAM for sample storage so the enormous sample sizes which have partly been responsible for GIga's success are not applicable. Good luck. Jules Bromley ----- Original Message ----- From: DJKS <krazys@...> To: <logic-users@onelist.com> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 10:49 AM Subject: [LUG] LAWP with PULSAR! > From: "DJKS" <krazys@...> > > Dear list, > Anyone know how is good LAWP compatible with PULSAR? > > Anyone know how much it is? where I can get for low prices for PULSAR? > > how about STS4000 sampler for PULSAR? is that good as GIGASAMPLER? > > > Thank's in advance! > > > all the best, > Sandi > >