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  1. Glenn Stanton
    remote access as noted but also optimizations, services settings vi policy settings, and likely changed now, but originally home version had limits on CPU and memory usage.
  2. Glenn Stanton
    you can still set up MS Word to mimic the WP keystrokes... welcome to the 21st century ?
  3. Glenn Stanton
    actually she took it in the chest saving the life of her son. unfortunately the rich guy driving the boat got away with it.
  4. Glenn Stanton
    it looks like it's not so much the product but the updates being hacked because the download mechanisms are not as secure as they should be. basically when an admin goes to retrieve the updates, they typically use FTP (an unsecure protocol) and apparently the hackers changed some of the product code on the update site to allow some logging of user logon activities, and then use that info to logon as a user. takes months of work to do this because of the small amounts of info collected and the backdoor access needed to retrieve it and use it. all the usual main scream media types are "russia russia russia" but there is no definitive signatures except that many of the admin people deploying this software are of asian origin... go figure...
  5. Glenn Stanton
    Pro all round - desktop and laptops. should be no issue to use Home version with CbB unless you need some advanced networking and policy settings.
  6. Glenn Stanton
    i use ALL CAPS on my busses and tracks to avoid case sensitive stuff ? not sure if the plugins etc matter in differentiation but never tested it...
  7. Glenn Stanton
    how's the connection reliability on those? i was going to buy a set and saw massive numbers of complaints about the bluetooth connections getting dropped, resets, and latency. this was about 1 year ago... oops, never mind, i was thinking the "freedrum" and "aerostick" thingies...
  8. Glenn Stanton
    if your track/instrument busses feed into a master and/or reverb busses, then those will be created along the with track. if the master and reverb busses are differently named than the ones you have in your template they'll get added since CbB thinks they're different... another reason i keep "master template projects" so my track templates are connected consistently to the same set of busses... i have 5 different master template projects with about 50 or tracks and synth rack setups (and related templates). so if i need to change some busses, i can rapidly update the master templates. however exporting all the track templates again... i'd like to script that ? as well as refreshing the PC presets...
  9. Glenn Stanton
    Expanded MIDI 1.0 Messages List (Status Bytes) https://www.midi.org/specifications-old/item/table-2-expanded-messages-list-status-bytes MIDI 1.0 Control Change Messages (Data Bytes) https://www.midi.org/specifications-old/item/table-3-control-change-messages-data-bytes-2
  10. Glenn Stanton
    the main issue is the latency is set by the worst performing VST/VSTi being used, so if you were to add the same bunch of low latency VSTi and VST, you should not see a significant increase in latency because they're all low. but add something with a lot of latency, now your overall latency needs to be adjusted to accommodate all the other tracks in order to keep in sync. i'm wagering there is little to be done in this regard because of the need to hear stuff in sync and it only gets worse when you're trying to monitor something live while recording. for me, when i'm tracking something live i turn off everything except the bare minimum number of track needed to perform with. all effects off, etc. this way minimal latency. CPU performance etc is nice but doesn't solve it...
  11. Glenn Stanton
    i do something similar - however - i create a CWP (and associated folders) for building out project templates and track templates. this way i can do some testing with audio and MIDI and the content is stored with the CWP. then i clear out the audio and MIDI bits and save as a project template and/or individual tracks as track templates. also a good idea to save Pro Channel setups as presets so you can readily re-use those as well (i use the PC FX chain instead of FX bin so everything is in one place). new projects then start with the CWT file which sort of forces you to name it and save to a project folder (otherwise as @John Vere points out you might start using the template for a project...) so the CWP (project file) for the template becomes the "master source" for a given template or set of track templates. and the beauty of track templates, when you have busses and sub busses, they get created first time a track template is added, and subsequent adding of track templates using the same sub busses are automatically connected. one annoying factor of track templates - the busses don't retain their color coding and so color-as-buss doesn't get saved... so some work is needed if using track templates when initially adding them to a project.
  12. Glenn Stanton
    thanks Lynn, i was listening to the mix today and agree - the piano part needs some work, and there are some tweaks i want to make to have it gel more, thanks for listening and commenting!
  13. Glenn Stanton
    almost seems to defeat the purpose of a mixer ?
  14. Glenn Stanton
    and you know she is...
  15. Glenn Stanton
    i was playing around with the dearMICRO and AMBIMICRO on a stereo bus and the panning seems to work as a 360 effect although the up/down vertical pan is using EQ to create that. i noticed it's based on the Sennheiser AMBEO tech (which i also have) and all seems ok. on surround 5.1 (even though i'm routing to same two channels on my laptop, my desktop is offline for the moment which does have proper 5.1) the panning seems to behave as i'd expect it via my headphones. in your case, you look like need something to route or simulate a complete 5.1. Waves NX has a 5.1 plugin emulation for headphones (which i've never tried but may have to now) and there dearVR monitor might also. there are several other headphone surround emulating plugins out there as well which may allow you to set up the routing preferences better. https://www.waves.com/nx https://www.waves.com/plugins/nx#introducing-nx-virtual-mix-room (which is what i have)
  16. Glenn Stanton
    oh, and an Akai S612 with the MD280 disk as the Sampler unit ? back in the days when a real {insert-gender-identity-here} lived for 12-bit audio and slow spiral tracking disk loads ? on the plus side, you could sample it live in just as much time as it took to play the 10 second parts and replay it with some cool effects... i liked to use my guitar to form chords and simple leads which then could be played across the keyboard... i recently sold most these as well as a Moog Liberation (Devo), Crumar Performer (Duran Duran), and Sequential Circuits Pro One (which was my bass of choice). Poly800 as pads and leads, DW and DSS as piano, organ, sax, pads, etc. I still keep the Proteus for live performances as it works well with my Keystation-49 (including program changes) (i'm mostly a bass player or rhythm guitar, only play keys live as backup parts or simple solos)
  17. Glenn Stanton
    i still have my MMT-8 and the HR-16 ? plug those baby's into my DW-8000, DSS-1, Poly 800, Proteus 1, and a few others along with the TR-707 and it's a band for goodness sakes!
  18. Glenn Stanton
    using the project -> surround settings, a track output to a multichannel buss is essentially multichannel... then output the multichannel buss to a stereo buss which is the source for your headphones? sennheiser, waves, etc have (i'm guessing) similar to the dearVR binaural, surround, etc
  19. Glenn Stanton
    obsess much? ? J.K. i am going out to get one of those docking stations for Christmas, i'm a fan of the cloud but like local backups as well. ref:
  20. Glenn Stanton
    “We live in an era of smart phones and stupid people.... Go figure.” ― Ziad K. Abdelnour, Economic Warfare: Secrets of Wealth Creation in the Age of Welfare Politics then again, maybe people just want to make music and not be technicians? so many companies are trying to create thing which help people make music. and for people liking to dive under the hood and tweak, there's still that. however in the 21st century, the Jetsons promised us flying cars, universal happiness, and cool hairdos... still waiting... oh, and MIDI 2.0 someday... ?
  21. Glenn Stanton
    yet another option - Melodyne Studio can handle multiple tracks and version 5 has a level range setting you can apply to even out the performance. so this approach would be to load up the tracks and select all the events, and use the leveling range function to conform them to whatever level you need. maybe even do some cleaning and pitch/quantize whilst in there... https://helpcenter.celemony.com/M5/doc/melodyneStudio5/en/M5tour_NewInMelodyne5?env=standAlone#chapter-5
  22. Glenn Stanton
    i've used it to re-mix a very reverby video of a live band in a gym during a stationary bike exercise session - using de-reverb, then using the rebalance to essential extract each instrument (as much as possible) into separate audio files, then imported and mixed in CbB. each track sounds like it has some bleed through, and the de-reverb has to be used carefully to keep some high end. but overall was very successful. so whenever i have stuff that needs to be mixed, from a single source. it's possible to extract most of the instruments and then mix. also the re-balance itself is handy for small changes in the existing audio. cool stuff.
  23. Glenn Stanton
    what is the project bit rate/sample size set to? maybe the import did some re-sampling to fit?
  24. Glenn Stanton
    i keep my working files and critical configuration settings backed up daily to the cloud(s). all install programs (current ones) as well. then if my system craps, i re-install the OS and the app, then restore configurations. i've found patching up systems after a crash is generally unhelpful, and many times a backup file contains some of the issues that will cause it to crash again... as a note, i also redo my OS drives about once every 2 years just to clear out the junk that accumulates and only reinstall things i'm actively using - sort of like a spring cleaning, only once every few springs ? if i really need something i didn't install i just download from the cloud and install it. this is what i'm running and so far rock solid: Windows 10 Pro 20H2 19042.685 Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.551.0
  25. Glenn Stanton
    "Modern, professional DAW software can read 32-bit float files. When a DAW first reads a 32-bit file, signals greater than 0 dBFS may first appear clipped since, by default, files are read in with 0 dB of gain applied. By applying attenuation to the file in the DAW, signals above 0 dBFS can be brought below 0 dBFS, undistorted, and used just like any 24- or 16-bit file." https://www.sounddevices.com/32-bit-float-files-explained/ they have some 24-bit and 32-bit sample files demo'ing clipping
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