Jerry Gerber

It's currently believed by astronomers that there are up to 2 trillion galaxies in the universe, each galaxy containing hundreds of billions of stars. Estimates are that there are billions of planets in our galaxy alone. Maybe one day we will discover intelligent life in the cosmos. We aren't finding much of it on our world, sadly...

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I found the culprit. Some samples from my Vienna Choir library got corrupted. When I hit certain notes I was getting clicks and pops. I downloaded and reinstalled the library and all is good.

Good point. There may have been security updates in either one or both machines. I guess I can roll them back one at a time to see.. Thanks!

For the first time in many years, almost a decade, I am getting pops in my audio, and MIDI notes get missed when playing back a sequence. Here's what I've checked so far: 1. Checked all cables and connections 2. Changed buffer settings 3. Switched to an earlier version of software, both Cakewalk and Vienna Ensemble Pro 4. Updated drivers on two audio interfaces My studio utilizes two computers, both fast i7 machines with 32GB of RAM each. All storage drives are SSD. The first computer, the DAW, runs Cakewalk, plugins, and audio mastering software. The second computer is dedicated to the Vienna Symphonic Cube library. The particular piece I am working on is quite large, it uses full orchestra (strings, winds, brass and percussion) and also the Vienna Choir. The DAW is also running, in this composition, Native Instruments with a choir library. I removed Native Instruments to see if that is the culprit, it isn't. I'm not sure what else to troubleshoot. I guess I can try another piece and see if it glitches as well. If not, then there may be something about the size of the ensemble which is causing this. Thanks for any feedback! Jerry www.jerrygerber.com www.youtube.com/@astromusicvideo

Jacqueline Kharouf interviews composer Jerry Gerber

Thanks KSband..

Hi Gary, I always use one reverb for the entire mix. Exceptions are sometimes with vocal libraries that contain their own reverb and software synths that also might have reverb. In this case I used a vocal library made for Kontakt and may have used it's own native reverb but I really don't remember as it was a number of years ago. In general though I find that to create a cohesive space, using fewer reverbs is better than using more. Jerry

A piece of spiritual fantasy. Featured on the album Cosmic Consciousness. PLAY

Thanks Old Joad!

Thanks KSband!

A new astrophotographic music video with a new soundtrack. Composed in Cakewalk using the Vienna Symphonic Library Orchestral Cube and the VSL Choir. Score Enjoy!

Interesting that you hear Irish Influence as I named it "Raga" due to the part the synth plays that somehow reminded me of an North Indian Raga. Thank you for listening Jimbo!

Thanks Steve!

Thank Nigel! Much appreciated..

Ottava Records is pleased to announce the release of the 17th CD recording by composer Jerry Gerber, The Darker Side of Light. This new album contains Gerber's 12th symphony and his Quartet for Virtual Instruments. Liner notes by Jacqueline Kharouf Graphic design by Rainer Gembalczyk Cover photo of NGC 7380 by Jerry Gerber Copyright 2024 Ottava Records Support innovative and masterful music! Purchase CD

Thank you Old Joad!

Thanks bmarlow! Really glad you enjoyed it.. Jerry

Thanks Tom. And thanks for writing some comments on my new You Tube channel.

Thanks for watching and commenting Gary!

Thanks KSBand..

A new astrophotographic music video featuring the gorgeous astrophotography of Timothy Martin. Music from the album Virtual Harmonics I hope this video helps to take your mind off this confused world for 5 minutes and contemplate the cosmic perspective...

Thank you Treesha for taking time to watch! Jerry

Thanks Tom! Glad you appreciate the videos... Jerry