en-us Thu, 20 Jun 2013 08:56:13 +0200 forum@oxle.com 60 http://ifoundasound.com hourly 1 http://audioström .com/forum/ audioström user forum http://audioström .com/forum/../ http://audioström .com/forum/images/oxlerss.gif 144 47 mr-es335@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=379&REPLY_ID=1833 LiveProfessor Wed, 19 Jun 2013 16:10:21 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=379-1 Quote:
Hello,

Well done, Nikolai!

Thank you so very much for your continued efforts.

Mr. es-335
www.sentinelmusicstudios.com]]> anwaypasible@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=378&REPLY_ID=1832 LiveProfessor Mon, 17 Jun 2013 21:14:49 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=378-5 Quote:
thanks for the nudge you two.

i'm using a creative x-fi elite pro with the 'pax' modified drivers.
the only reason why i was using the pax drivers was because the THX studio that comes with the xfi card stopped working as it doesn't install on windows 7
yet the pax version of drivers had a version of thx studio that installs.
i guess i can get rid of the pax drivers and switch back to the official creative drivers, then use some delay vst plugin to replace it.]]> mr-es335@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=360 LiveProfessor Mon, 17 Jun 2013 16:20:02 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=360-12 Quote:
]]> anwaypasible@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=376&REPLY_ID=1826 LiveProfessor Sat, 15 Jun 2013 18:39:21 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=376-1 Quote:
i'll assume you are asking us what we use liveprofessor for.

i turn my equalizer off on the receiver because it adds to the total harmonic distortion & noise.
there is a 10 band equalizer on the soundcard, but that is global for all speakers.
so i run the 10 band for the front, a second 31 band for the front .. then a convolution plugin for the front.
i run the rear speakers off the same 10 band soundcard equalizer because it doesn't throw off the sound in a wild way, then a 31 band equalizer .. then a convolution plugin for the rear.

i am seeking out for a 32bit impulse response recording ability, because the impulse response file is only as good as the truth (or transparency) of the echo in the room.


liveprofessor isn't complicated.
the patch function is my favorite part because it lets you use a stereo plugin for whatever and wherever.
you need it for the front speakers and the rear speakers but not the second set of rear speakers? not a single problem.
because of liveprofessor, lots of stereo plugins don't need to be re-written for surround sound.
liveprofessor is priced to sell, not feel regret while using it because the price was gouging.

more promotion and the price going on sale.. well that sale could help divide the users into two groups:
1. people like me that want the audio processing for music & movies
2. people that create music & movies

(and the best part is.. even if it doesn't ever go on sale, the price is within reach to not cause much anguish.. especially if the person has confidence about what they are using the software for .. including the results of whatever vst plugins they put inside of liveprofessor)

last night was the first time i ran the rear speakers with an equalizer and convolution plugin.. but i was so tired, i only got 40 minutes into the show before i went to bed.
there wasn't much rear audio content either, but from the very little there was.. it sounded promising.
the panning sounded like i was being presented to a factory robot arm , something i am somewhat familiar with from the front speakers.. except this time the rear speakers sounded like they had a better grip on the objective.]]> mr-es335@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=5&REPLY_ID=1825 LiveProfessor Fri, 14 Jun 2013 16:38:15 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5-22 Quote:
Hello,

HUE-X
HUE-X is perfect EQ for those who trust their ears or just love to experiment with sound. It is designed to let you bring out what you want in the sound instantly and with much ease. Now you can control different characteristics of the sound without having to deal with the obscurity of traditional EQ's.

HUE-X breaks it down to ten faders: Boom, Depth, Fullness, Body, Warmth, Clarity, Sheen, Brightness, Sparkle, Punch. These faders are divided into two groups: Warm Tones (red strip) and Cool Tones (blue strip).

M4GIQ
M4GIQ is a 4-band multi-fx plugin that lets you apply Gain, Panning, and Delay to each frequency band. This is extremely useful for spreading frequencies across the stereo image, making it easier for the sound to cut through. You can shape the sound further with the Gain controls and High-pass/Low-pass filters. Delay can also be added to make an interesting effect, or to emphasize the spreading of frequencies

Get them here: Mildon Studios

Mr. es-335
www.sentinelmusicstudios.com]]> CLeRIK@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=377&REPLY_ID=1824 LiveProfessor Wed, 12 Jun 2013 16:51:36 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=377-2 Quote:
The ways I could see this work is:

1. Cue lists are triggered by controller maps, instead of the actual MIDI control. Now I could have an empty control map and an actual control map. I do not really think this features is necessary though, since you probably do not need several control maps per cue list.

2. Allow for multiple cue lists to be armed at the same time, and make a checkbox in which the cue list can recieve MIDI signals globally or only when armed.

3. Create an action which changes the MIDI input device of a specific cue list. This way I could choose "None" for all cue lists except the song I'm changing to.

There might be other (probably easier and better) ways too.]]> mr-es335@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=361&REPLY_ID=1822 LiveProfessor Mon, 10 Jun 2013 23:20:38 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=361-9 Quote:
Hello,

The Abstract Chamber reverb plugin that was supplied with the first tutorials is somewhat "problematic" and therefore, you should consider replacing it with the one that is noted below.

This reverb is a free one developed by Benedict Roff-Marsh - called SSP Space, and is really a great sounding reverb unit. Space is, on the surface, a simple retro style reverb unit made of 12 delay lines. But beneath the surface the dedicated user has control over each of the delay taps which means that different reverb spaces can be tailor made. This makes Space a rather powerful unit.

Get it here: SSP Space Reverb

PS: There is no intaller - just simply unzip it and place it in your plugins folders.

Enjoy!

Mr. es-335
www.sentinelmusicstudios.com]]> mr-es335@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=375 LiveProfessor Sat, 08 Jun 2013 02:19:07 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=375-0
I am endeavoring to devise some kind of "Project Sheet" that lists all of the various setting that one might need to make note ot.

Does anyone have something that they are using now? Or, do you have any suggestions?

Thus far I have two sheets: one for Porjects and one for Library files. I will make mine available when it is completed.

So...let us "share and compare"!

Thanking you all in advance.

Mr. es-335
www.sentinelmusicstudios.com]]> PHG@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=374&REPLY_ID=1819 LiveProfessor Tue, 04 Jun 2013 21:33:08 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=374-2 Quote:
Thanks to you!
I think you have to deal with some asio drivers and VST plugins that don't do what they should.
Asio and VST are standards - but there is a asioserver.exe, I think from Steinberg itself, and they wrote: we don't know.... no guarantee(?)......... no support! Of course Steinberg do it as the standard says, but who else?
On the other hand - liveprofessor is for live-performing, to be stable is essential. Meanwhile I have a 2010 Mac Book Pro Bootcamp XP Home SP 3, it works much better than my PC. It's a new and (I hope) clean setup. So I hink there are some more problems too.
I had done some (little) programming in the past - uuppss, you have a real big project! But I have fun with it!
I hope you too!


]]> mr-es335@oxle.com http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=366&REPLY_ID=1815 LiveProfessor Thu, 30 May 2013 15:43:16 +0200 http://audioström .com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=366-6 Quote:
Hello,

Here is what I have done...

I am using a single vst - the SWFP waveplayer. Each project uses a different wave file, called 1.wav. 2.wav and 3.wav and I name each project accordingly - 1.rack, 2.rack and 3.rack.

1. Create Project 1.
* Add the SWFP plugin and Load 1.wav.
* Add a blank cue list.
* Save as 1.rack.
2. Create Project 2.
* Load 2.wav.
* Save as 2.rack.
3. Create Project 3.
* Load 3.wav.
* Save as 3.rack.
Note: So, I have 3 projects, each with 3 different wave files and a blank clue list.
4. Open 1.rack.
* Add the first Project action, using Project 2.rack with a 3s pre and post wait time.
* Add the second Project action, using Project 3.rack with a 3s pre and post wait time.
* Add the third Project action, using Project 1.rack with a 3s pre and post wait time.
* Save 1.rack.
5. Change wave file to 2.wav and re-save as 2.rack.
6. Change wave file to 3.wav and re-save as 3.rack.
7. Open project 1.rack.
8. Execute Cue 1 - which loads project 2.rack.
9. Execute Cue 2 - which loads project 3.rack.
10. Execute Cue 3 - which loads project 1.rack.
Note 1: So, I have the same 3 projects, each with 3 different wave files and 3 Cues.
Note 2: If I save each project after it hsave been executed, I see or get no change in the filenames. Even if I enable the "Save active project before loading" - I do not see or get a change in the filenames.

Unless I am not understanding what you are doing, I am not seeing the situation you are getting.

What I need is for you to do what I have done above.

Hope this helps?

Mr. es-335
www.sentinelmusicstudios.com]]>