Glenn Stanton

i'm a fan of AI - so long as it works offline as well as online... i like the idea of letting computers do a lot of work for me....

where does it go next. a matching keyboard lol https://cosmomusic.ca/products/pianoarc-brock360-circular-keyboard

cancelling guitar... the reviews are in: The Friendly Angle: "George Harrison is turning over in his grave" The National Conant: "Seriously, you need help, but it is kinda cool" The NY Times: "We're going to hunt you down and end you" Mom: "What the f*** is wrong with you! i didn't raise you like this!" really it started by playing around with the LABS voices thingie and it sounded neat as a harmony part... and it just went from there.

i went through my apps first - find all of the ones listed as ASIO. then go through the registry and finding all references to those or others not listed in the apps. then rechecking to see if any more were cropping up and hunting those down. and lastly, finding all the program files and removing those (most are in directories, some were individual files)

i have a few generators i use like scaler, chordz, ripchord, and a few more more i can't remember but they let me create arpeggios / sequences etc which i feed to the plugin via MIDI... but i see - you have an arpeggiator on the plugin want that to be output as MIDI... so if you check the plugin settings in the plugin manager plug-in properties -> details -- it needs to support event output = yes in this example - chordz is a generator, that's its job... maybe there is a way to "drag" the sequence onto a MIDI track. Scaler and a few other generators work like that.

very very slow (on my laptop) but the extraction of the bass, drums, and vocals was impressive. it created an "others.wav" which was a combination of organ, rhythm guitar and lead guitar tracks (a 7 tracks total song - took about 20 minutes) - loads of reverb (which was preserved with each track!) the drums had both the drums and the congas. there are a couple of songs i wanted to remix for a bit but lost the source tracks or are live stereo recordings of a 4-piece band so it will be interesting to see how that works for enabling the remixes. but the quality is very high, and for a source mp3 - quality was really clean. the fact it had the reverb intact with just the instrument was shocking. very cool program.

definitely staying away from this one ... ?

i went through and removed every ASIO driver that various software had installed: ASIO4ALL, Generic Low Latency ASIO, MAGIX 2016, etc... even my UMC driver. i think 8 total. then i reinstalled my UMC, and the ASIO4ALL (2015 release). oddly enough, most of the amp sims (TONEX, TH-U, Guitar Rig, and the older (32-bit) standalone keyboard apps all play very nicely with low latency on the ASIO4ALL and are worse on the UMC and the WASAPI. long buffer delays (even when trying to set them low), stuttering, crackling. but then, when i play them through CbB - ASIO4ALL - not bad but not great latency, WASAPI exclusive - nice, better latency, WASAPI shared - pretty much the same as exclusive, and UMC - best. low latency, no stuttering and crackling. generally speaking i've seldom used the ASIO4ALL but when using my standalone apps, i've made it the default for those.

of course it helps if you're a recording/mixing/producing genius like Steve...

i've had several apps crash since MS updated their Edge browser last week. i re-ran the runtime installer and things are stable again.

i mainly use the stock ones. i have a few custom ones i made because the strumming was too unique for a couple of songs i normally perform on a guitar (and i while i could simply play it, i'm currently in the mindset of teaching computers to play together ? ) or i use a Kontakt based one if those AAS ones don't seem to do it. finally, i recently downloaded the (free) MONSTER Guitar vst but haven't played with it much yet. seems like it may also be something to use.

i've been using the Strum-GS from Applied Acoustics Systems AAS. the strum patterns are basically 2 or 4-bars of a MIDI file. so you can create your own. note: these are the strum key switches. and typically there are 8 pattern files per grouping: "<name> ###-bpm [A-G].mid" these create the variations of the strums (up/down/muted/etc/picked notes). so multiple notes cause quick strum variations (e.g. up/down) here's one strumming variations: here's a look at one doing arpeggio-like pattern of strums - or could be used to pick single notes:

i think Frank Zappa would have approved of the hologram act. he probably would have taken it places though which at least were R-rated LOL... ?

hmmm remember Mille-Vanillie? lol ? interesting to see the evolution of the vocaloid product in live situations. now we just need the musicians to be replaced and we're all set... EVOLUTION MMD 2008-2021 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_9nNunnmdE EVOLUTION Vocaloid LIVE 2009-2018 - YouTube

i still have my real proteus rack module. still sounds good. the VST thingie was a bummer though as it never work right for me either.

i figured that was the case ? i have an inexpensive I/O - UMC1820 - using USB3 i can get to 4-6ms... depending on how many channels i'm using - drums - all 8 ch (mics) - 6ms, single guitar - 2ch (DI + amp) - 4ms. however, owing to my pc power (or lack thereof), no effects on during record...

using the thunderbolt or USB 2.0 on the Antelope?

you aren't freezing the MIDI, you'd freeze the softsynth. the big "*" button is the synth freeze. per @bdickens best to spend some quality time with the manual and reference guide to dig in and understand the features.

this should help: Cakewalk - Cakewalk Documentation - Signal flow http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Mixing.07.html

for me, it's one of the few tools that gets installed before any software to verify the the machine configuration and make sure things like USB ports etc are all stacked correctly to avoid interrupts (for example) on my audio I/O, etc.

HWInfo64 - has a sensors view.

HW Info ?

may be review the steps to export from GB? WAV files are a very well defined standard uncompressed format. so if your other audio apps cannot read them, chances are they're not right... make sure (for example) that the TYPE is WAV and not something like AIFF with a .WAV extension. or export them as AIFF and convert (which is what i do when people send me audio files from an Apple product - like Logic) to WAV. The MIDI file - may be the same issue. There are different types of MIDI files; the most common are type 0, where all information is contained in a single multi-channel track; and type 1, which puts each channel of MIDI data on its own track. Type 2 contains multiple patterns which are arranged as a song. you want (most times, Type 1).

+1 also