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Jim Roseberry last won the day on August 12 2022
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Yep, that Generic ASIO Driver is annoying. You can uninstall it... but it should be an option. Sad to see Magix having financial issues. When SEK'D America was the distributor (Titus and Tilman the main developers), I almost took a job working with them in Santa Rosa, CA.
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Monoprice has a Neve 1073-Style Microphone Preamp Clone
Jim Roseberry replied to jesse g's topic in Gear
I've got a pair of WA-273-EQ units. For the cost, I think they're great. -
Monoprice has a Neve 1073-Style Microphone Preamp Clone
Jim Roseberry replied to jesse g's topic in Gear
Intriguing at that price point. If it's anywhere close to the 1073 sound-wise, it's a fantastic deal. -
If you get into video editing, a RTX-4xxx card is nice. I've got that mini-ITX build with 14700k and a RTX-4060Ti (16GB). Amazing performance for the size...
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If low latency performance is important to you, DP is the worst low-latency performer of all the major DAW applications.
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The smallest PCs are using mobile CPUs. In short, they'll have the same performance limitations of a typical laptop. If you can work with a slightly larger Mini-ITX build, you can have a i7-14700k CPU... with zero performance limitation. As a point of reference (using Cinebench R23 multi-core benchmark): i9-14900k scores 40k i7-14-700k scores 33k You get most of the performance of the 14900k... at significantly lower cost... and zero performance compromise.
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Friends don't let friends use USB Mics. 😁 Much better off with a decent audio interface (with robust ASIO driver)... and dedicated microphone/s.
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Sounds like moderate gain tone... with chorus and delay (as was mentioned above). Alex Lifeson used a ton of chorus in the 80s... Andy Summers did as well. Probably be easier to list who wasn't using chorus in the 80s. 😁
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Go to register for an account Enter information Click the Register button The fields go blank... no confirmation that an account was created (or an Email verification link was sent) Been several minutes... no Email verification link. 👎 Edit: Turns out you can't have a space in your User Name. Edit2: Installed the plugin, it asks to login to my account. I enter my login credentials... and it says they're incorrect. So... I click on the Forgot My Password button... to sent a link to change the password. Haven't received an Email.
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Atomic is ultimately going to release a hardware version.
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FWIW, You do NOT want to disable Hyper-Threading. That was necessary many years back... with the very first implementation. Hasn't been necessary since Steinberg and other developers caught up (shortly after).
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Yamaha ESP released (Virtual Montage M as VST3i)
Jim Roseberry replied to Jim Roseberry's topic in Deals
To each their own. The Montage M8x is a great piece of hardware. Only downside is the size/weight (it's HUGE). The ESP plugin adds even more value to the Montage M (allowing multiple instances, taking out just the VSTi to gigs, etc). -
Note that this isn't an Editor, ESP has the full Montage M synth engine. At least currently, you have to have a Montage-M hardware synth to access the download (the download key comes in the bag with the manual). As Yamaha mentioned previously, this first version is limited to Quick Edits (can't do full/deep editing). Full editing will come in a second update release. Not a big deal as it's easy to transfer from ESP>Montage and vice-versa. I loaded my Montage-M backup file. Loaded super quick. All my custom samples and programs are now in ESP. Pretty cool to have them virtualized. ESP allows running multiple instances. This is especially nice with the AN-X engine... as the hardware is limited to 16-voices. It'll now be easy to work around this with a DAW. I've been busy today... so I haven't had a chance to thoroughly check it out... but what I've seen/heard thus far is impressive. It's nice to *finally* have a 1:1 virtual equivalent to a top-tier keyboard workstation. Sampletank and HALion are OK. This is an entirely different beast. The Montage M8x weighs over 60 pounds (sans case). Not super keen on schlepping it to shows. I may take out a mini-ITX build just to run ESP. That combined with the Nord Stage 4 (my normal gig keyboard) would feel nearly unlimited.
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Some newer tech trickling in from the Nord Stage 4 (aside from the key-bed)