Hi, Tom,

My first DAW-computer was in 1998 and was a Pentium II 333 MHz Dell 
Dimension. It came with an 8 GB of HDD and that HDD was partitioned into 
four 2 GB sections--barely enough for one CD project each. That was due 
to the 2 GB limit under Win95. Windows 98 was just coming out with 
stability issues. I later upgraded to Win98SE and reformatted the drive 
and then added a 60 GB drive.

This machine had a Zefiro digital audio I/O card (using the DAT and CDRW 
machines for A-D) all at single rate. I got my first RME Multiface in 
2003 with an XP machine.

The 1998 machine had Red Roaster on it and a SCSI Yamaha, if I recall 
correctly, CD writer.

So, I've been with Samplitude since the beginning (Red Roaster was the 
entry-level of Samplitude at the time)--14 years with the same DAW.

Cheers,

Richard



On 2012-09-13 2:53 PM, Tom Fine wrote:
> http://blog.modernmechanix.com/billion/
>
> To put it in ARSC terms, consider a terabyte of data. What was the 
> memory and hard disc capacity of your first DAW? How long ago was that?
>
> -- Tom Fine

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