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Sheens

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  1. I just have budget dektop pc's...1 step up from the cheap models.

    1 fried long ago but could fix it by installing a video card in the back.

    I expect dust/dirt in combination with constant maxed out cooler running caused the cooking.

    Since then I clean it every year and have a standard working cooler...all is good. 

    I should be good for next 30 years / till my 80's :)

    Only spectacular DAW improvements would make me get new computer.

  2. Thanks John, I bought new Kingston RAM for my 3 old computers, they have reasonable SSD and 2 TB storage each.

    If I get it all working, I should be ok for the remainder of my time maybe :)

    Don't know ofcourse if there's any software coming in future, but hoping I can stay with my machines..

  3. Hi, for a new VST with 500GB samples...would I want to increase RAM from 8 to 16GB ?

    Windows 7 and Intel i7 cpu / 2TB

    Also, any Windows/Cakewalk setting update that would help ?

    Thanks for reading + wishing a good weekend 😊 

     

  4. iic the SSL console bus compressor has a 'feedback' circuit...perhaps the Warm Audio is too.

    My Sknote (pulse width modulation) compressor had such circuit too, to me it sounded a bit like RMS compressing.....made the 'tempo/beat' energy somewhat 'relax'.

    To me it sounded like the attack was 1 hair later, but it can be real nice.

    Feedback + RMS combined probably is a little too much for a bus in most situations (could be brilliant on fe backing vocals maybe).

  5. John, thank you for taking time  !

    On control bar 'performance'  module, 'disk load' window went red on engine dropouts.

    I'd say my SSD is good but maybe software orsetting caused the disk load/audio engine probs (have no virusscanner, defender,firewall,Windows update = off).

    Checking/unchecking 'use multiprocessing' / 'MMCSS' didn't help,  'enable read caching' = off always.

    Running high samplerate + low buffer but very few VST/tracks (increasing buffer didn't help).

    Maybe I should check CPU / RAM settings on my computer.

    Thanks for your time and help, I'm ok for now :)

     

  6. imo a stereo compressor can do magic..'glueing' things and sometimes making the mids (bass,drums) tighter.

    depending on the material, sometimes a 'dual mono' compressor works better.

    imo dual mono keeps/adds width/depth that you can lose a bit on stereo (or linked dual mono).

     

    (Just what I used to hear on my Drawmer dl251 compressor (VCA dual mono with a 'link' and 'peak/rms' modes switch).

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