I miss Creative lads.
When I got a Live card in the early 2000s games played much smoother like medal of honour and Winamp animation worked well with an AMD K7
I miss Creative lads
Jaxon Rodriguez
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Samuel Cruz
also miss this
Caleb Kelly
and my first mp3 player
Kevin Miller
I miss EAX, I could have the highs spin clockwise and the mids counter-clockwise
Angel Howard
Did they go somewhere?
Gavin Ortiz
i still use audigy (1&2) cards. these cards and kx project is the only reason i'm still using windows. there is no sane way to program emu10k dsp on linux. kx has been open source for years so it would be noice if someone would port kx dsp programming code to linux.
Dylan Rodriguez
the is a open source driver that unlocks all the creative cards from that era to sound as good as the top Audigy studio grade gear if they have the EMC chip its called the KX driver its on Linux/mac/windows its a complete project but some people still bug fix it on forum in en/ru.
right now im trying to get it to work via a PCI to PCIE adaptor. it does pick up and I managed to get drivers installed but it sounds super metallic and fucked up running on a older motherboard with a PCI slot it sounds perfect.
highly recommend it im using a 1998 soundblaster 5.1 play! made in Singapore.
Hudson Mitchell
Why do you still use it? Offers no speed benefits and no games use EAX anymore.
Luke Parker
I had this, brings back some memories. While it was clunkier to use than an iPod it was also a lot cheaper and its performance was satisfactory
Noah Wood
I don't play games. I'm using its DSP to apply some enhancements like aphex exiter to music I listen. And ASIO is great with DAWs. In Linux these could be done with Jack and LADSPA plugins but it includes too much latency and Jack is unstable as hell.