AWE32 - the pages of naked truth

Written by Mathias C. Hjelt

WHAT ON EARTH IS THIS?

This is, simply put, a whole lot of rare information about the AWE and how to use it. The main purpose of it is to get the truth known and to help people take their cards as far as possible. However, first you should know what these pages are not:
WHO SHOULD READ THIS? AND WHATS'NEW?

These pages deal with things that every AWE user should be aware of, especially those who are interested in getting the most out of the card in terms of sound quality, and those who want to know what the difference between the AWE and a professional sampler is. Lots of stuff for new, to-be, and experienced AWE users.

A major update was done on 19 Aug 95. A few new pages were added, and the old ones have been more or less rewritten. The truth has sort of expanded and developed since the first release, so if you care about accurate information, read it all even if you've browsed through it before.

WHERE DID ALL THIS STUFF COME FROM?

Most of this stuff is based on my own research. Ever since I purchased my AWE I've been examining it from all points of view, writing down what I found out, and now I decided to make it all available on the net. However, I have of course received lots of ideas, info, etc, from people around the net and the world .

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Remember that it is not my intention to provide the readers with a complete set of information covering every detail of the AWE. There are manuals, FAQs and other Web pages that handle that part fairly well. With these pages, I'm trying to fill out the missing parts of the picture, and that's why I have concentrated on the odd stuff, the true stuff, the sad stuff - stuff that isn't available on every little FTP and Web page out there. So don't expect to find solutions to all your problems here. However, feel free to mail me if there's anything you want to know, or if there's something on these pages you didn't understand - in general I respond to 100% of the mail I get (but remember to configure your mailer/browser with your real email address - many fail to do that!). A few more comments regarding these pages are available - click.