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Bruno de Souza Lino

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  1. And these are the people that will end up losing their jobs. Not because of AI. AI is just their excuse to not do anything.
  2. Bitwig is essentially Live, but cross platform (the whole thing is written in Java after all) and more difficult to use once you get past the standard pedestrian tasks any DAW does.
  3. Without anyone coding, there's no data sets. Without data sets, there's no AI training. I feel sorry for the people who are waiting for AI to do a better job when it would take less time for them to learn the same skills to the same level.
  4. In that case, you'll have to test it. I couldn't find anything on the unit either and don't have access to one for testing either. In case you can't, it might still be useful as an external effect or just for effects in front of the signal before it hits an amp sim or similar.
  5. But that So it's not the same as PT's Import Session Data. At least the way I see it, you don't even need to replicate the track setup if you don't want to and can set different routings whilst still retaining aspects of the session you want to import data from like the tempo and such. You can also do that in Studio One, although I'm not sure how versatile it is in comparison to PT's. Mix Recalls and Track Templates are useful tools, but they're not the same thing.
  6. We need more information than that. What are your system specs? Which plugins are you running? How big is the project?
  7. I do second better scaling for high dpi panels as well, but I also hope you're not forced to have one too use the software as happens with programs like FL Studio, Dorico and others since you can't set scaling values below 100% and the interface at that level uses roughly 40% of the screen space you have.
  8. A similar problem happens with the program lists of all studio instruments plugins, but it's the opposite. The window that opens by default crops the presets. While you can scroll using the mouse wheel, it won't go all the way down. You have to resize the window. Then a scroll bar appears sand you can scroll all the way down the presets both using the bar and your mouse wheel.
  9. If you want multiple apps to have access to the device you're using to access CbB, then you use Shared. Otherwise, Exclusive gives you more control over the latency samples and also allows you to use multiple devices at the same time.
  10. POD Farm does have a native 64 bit version.
  11. I have a POD XT Live which I use for this specific purpose. Sure, amp sims are fun and all, but I've had this floor unit for 10+ years and I know it inside out and how to get tones out of it. In my specific case, I output the POD output to one input of my audio interface whilst using the option to send the clean signal at the same time. Or, I use it as a pedalboard for the effects it has into an amp sim of choice.
  12. I've been playing with trying to replicate some techniques Dan Worrall has shown in his videos and managed to successfully do his emphasis and de-emphasis EQ one as shown in this video: While the thing works fine using one FX Rack module and and mapping the controls to the controller knob, using it becomes a bit hard without opening both Sonitus EQ instances as the only values the FX rack display are percentages and it seems like you can't change that or at least I couldn't find anything about it in the documentation. So, I wonder if it would be possible to have the option to either have the FX rack controls mirror the information displayed by the plugins or to determine the type of data their tool tips display, as you have ProChannel modules with knobs that can do that.
  13. As a Charvel endorser ( and his guitar is not cheap at 4k and some change) doesn't sound like a good idea to be constantly performing live with guitars from other companies like Vigier. Bumblefoot have solved this problem by being a Vigier endorser.
  14. I'd avoid using WASAPI Exclusive mainly because that buffer slider is almost useless. You can't easily get to the most used sample values (64, 128, 256, etc.), can't manually type the value and the fine control for it is going one sample unit at a time without any form of acceleration if you hold the fine control.
  15. I'd recommend you use the Arranger Track for markers. You can create multiple of them and you can't overlap them like you can with markers.
  16. So, you essentially want the "Import Session Data" feature ProTools has. Would be quite useful.
  17. Sometimes, auto-saving might cause issues as well. I have mine disabled because there were some instances where CbB would crash because it was attempting to auto-save and do processing at the same time.
  18. One thing to note is nVidia software often likes to do random tasks in the background which are unrelated to whatever you're doing. Their audio drivers, much like every other HDMI one from a graphics card, were not meant to be used for professional audio and have weird quirks to them which could cause issues with any DAW out there.
  19. There you go https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/v-studio_20/updates_drivers/
  20. Then you can sell all your wrong takes and flub notes as a sample pack which some rando ***** youtube producer will use to make beats as a challenge video.
  21. Maybe the manual should have this pre-requisite for that part: - Must have worked on the implementation of MIDI.
  22. This is the kind of 5D chess AI can't engage with, which is why we'll never lose our jobs.
  23. And it also has wasted space occupied by that stupid TMT thing nobody uses.
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