Jacques Boileau

Is it just me or this SoundPaint engine looks quite cool? I am not a keyboard player, but I must say this environment seems very nice, but I am new to 8DIO and not that knowledgeable in these things. The video they have put out gives a good idea of it's workings and is good marketing. It has been a while that a product of this kind attracted my attention. It seems to be a cool new way to intermingle sounds with its morph feature. They hooked me and I will have to give it a try.

Ya, and one is black the other is brown. Who is he trying to fool! ?

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Good, wasn't there when I jumped on it this morning. Yep, just did a refresh and there it is!

What I can concur from all the talk about this, is that if you have an enough capable system it won't bother you. Don't be overlay alarmed by this. In any case, you can revert back so easily that you should not wait and simply upgrade. If ever you have a problem you can easily rollback. All previous version installers are available on IK site. I must say kudos to them for that, very nice! I think my email to them this morning showed clearly what is happening. I will continue to be available and perform any test they need.

Check this thread: Also, I did some test for support this morning and did a write up showing them what is happening on my system. They are reviewing it as we speak write!

Fixed. Peter you were not responding to the correct person.

The new Focusrite Plug-in Collective are out. Not visible yet on their Plug-in Collective page, but if you go to your account you will see them. They are these 2 plug-ins, an analog delay and a tube amp. https://fuseaudiolabs.com/#/pages/product?id=300808669 https://fuseaudiolabs.com/#/pages/product?id=300975099 But be carful, when I tried to get them this morning it wasn't working properly. The instructions state that you must add both plugins to your cart and then redeem de code. The total should be 0$ for both plugin, but however I tried it would only zero one of the plugins not both. I will wait a few days until this get ironed out before getting them.

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You seem to know a lot about this stuff... Care to make me a nice big smile so I can take a look in there? ?‍♀️?

On the other hand, maybe we should keep some stuff for next year's group buy!!!!! Naaaaa, bad idea and wrong forum! ?

Yep, thinking to go in again at $50 for the little things and reduce selection stress!

You mean Vlad the Impaler? Not a very nice story... ?

If you are under Windows, you can try ctrl-F5 to clear and refresh the page. It may reset your tries.

The good news for you is that the cpu usage, although high, is relatively constant across versions. This means that you can stick with the latest. One thing that would be nice is to have settings for performance items. For example, have a few CPU hungry features of AT5 having the possibility to be disabled. One example would be disabling VIR. Since the CS version works without it, it wouldn't be that hard to do I am sure. There may be other areas that could be switched off so that it runs smoother, albeit at the cost of some audio fidelity. Just a thought.

27,748! ? We may wish IK an happy 30th... 5 years in advance!

Very interesting. My test were done with the default preset. In the case of this Leslie patch, there doesn't seem to be a difference. I will try that and see how it fares on my machine. Thanks!

You are right! Take me for example, I never knew I needed so many plugins before I came here! ??

Haha, some company bought their mic from the other I guess! ?

No, the EMM-6 is not the same. Those are individually calibrated and the calibration are thus different for every mic. You need to enter your mic's serial on their site to get your mic specific cal file. These are two different mics as far as I know. Where did you see information that they where identical?

The ECM8000 does not come with a calibration file. Behringer does not produce individual calibration file for these. I don't know if you can skip the calibration file step in ARC. There are some generic cal file for it that people made. A quick search in Google returns a few examples.

Very nice Gilmour slide sound, incredible! Love the High Hopes demo!

Cool! ?? The difference between your machine and others, is that you are running Windows 7. I believe most are using Windows 10. That might have an effect, but I don't know, but it is info. Also you are running Sonar.

That looks like a newer, and better I am sure, version of a past Computer Music freebie! https://www.pressreader.com/australia/computer-music/20190612/281595242029640 When I took a look at Vermillion, I knew I had seen something that looked like it before.

Thanks for doing these tests. It is very interesting to see how it behaves on a top notch machine. BTW, congrats for a very capable machine for your DAW. It must be fun to work with. If you have a few minutes, I would really be interested to see how AT5 5.0.3 fares on such a beast. If you install AT5 5.0.3 on your machine and take the same readings, I would be very curious to see if the CPU usage drops in half on your beast. You simply run the 5.0.3 installer over your current installation. You can get it from your download area on IK's site, not the Product Manager, and under AT5 click 'Past Releases'. After you are done simply go in Product Manager and update AT5. You will be back to the latest without loosing anything. I have done it a dozen time and it worked fine. On my PC, 5.0.3 uses half the CPU than the latest.