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Danny Olesh gives us the update on the teenie VSTi player which has 1GB ram and USB connection for a live VSTi player and studio DSP expander.
Babs Said... Nice idea, but I hope they will be around in 5-10 years and keep updating the software to work with future computer OS's- or this thing is will become an expensive boat anchor! 24-Jan-09 11:28 AM NIck B Said...
5-10 years? Would expect a laptop that ran VSTi to last that long?
I think it's a commendable product, the problem is that the authorisation of plugs is going to be the hurdle for many , and that it has a limited CPU power. However, the fact that it's running on a striped down, presumably Linux kernel means that it will be making the most of what power it does have. 24-Jan-09 01:33 PM Jesse Said... I love the V-Machine concept! Great future for it. 29-Jan-09 12:58 AM Post a comment 
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WNAMM09: V-Machine New Look, New Sounds