A „brickwall“ isn‘t a special function, it just says that the sound coming out of the limiter will NEVER go above 0dB (or whatever your threshold is). Most „real“ analog limiters can‘t claim that.

I have a piece of string - can you tell me how long it is? ;) Yeah, hard to tell without hearing and seeing what you hear and see but I'd go with the two explanations given as the most probable - bass often doesn't "feel spikey" when it it actually pretty dynamic. And yeah, the "spikey" stuff is oft...

I wanted to comment about this subject, because we are friendly to small developers as well. Meaning that we are API you have an option to have only 1 version of the plugin. Plugin developers can choose either create a separate plugin with our code, or to integrate it on the same plugin that they a...

Maybe you only installed the VST3 version for some reason?

Yeah, no. Maybe you brush up your African history skills ;) Can't beat The Berlin folks, that is true. They did a great job with the brushing . Edit: anyone wanting to learn, not from a euro centric Historical viewpoint of Africa, you are welcome to learn: https://s15.postimg.cc/row0a5kbv/civ_or_ba...

bxbrkrz wrote: ↑

29 Jun 2018

Article 13 is worse than the Congo Conference.

Yeah, no. Maybe you brush up your African history skills

BUT: You haven't told the world what you love so much about that EU article 13 and why it is not a total abomination of the spirit of the internet. You are free to defend it, and the rest of the world is free to mock it into oblivion. Trump, Native Indians, genocide (yeah good one, go go Gadget Go!...

A perfectly predictable position from someone who would deny the existence of an opposite viewpoint, while sharing to the world their ignorance of their European past History. Also, it seems a new Godwin's Law should replace Adolf with Trump from now on ;) I did not imply the new European Union (in...

My position is not compatible with a eurocentric view of the world, with their colonization programs, the way the African continent was divided, etc. I don't think that you have a real position except "Eurocrats are bad". I mean implying that the EU (!) divided the African continent and saying ther...

the euro bureaucrats nobody voted for There is no system where one can vote for the bureaucrats or actual architects, we just vote for the faces slapped on policy. Trump and all the other authoritarian faces are a result of new symptoms caused by their own medicine. Hypernormalisation caused so muc...

This is what happen when a system does not trust its citizens. Euro zone is dying in the hands of people none of them citizens voted for. Ironic seeing this from the Bronx. Maybe poetic justice. https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51jsb9D7NzL._UX250_.jpg ^---- This is what happens when...

Th EU has a good track record of actually improving laws after they have been implemented. IMO it‘s about time the governments of this world get into these topics with actual legislation. Just saying it‘s all bad with no constructive suggestions on how to handle the issues is libertarian drivel.

Ahornberg wrote: ↑

27 Jun 2018

Take a look at NI GuitarRig ... looks like the Reason Rack ... the Reason Rack itself IS the pedalboard

This.

So to speak, running informations from cpu to external Dsp cores and back would further that time delay, and multiple dsp cards would performs worse than a single cpu thread? But are not dps's core designed to ''bridge'' data with each others, is that not the initial purpose to have multiple dsp's ...

The Apollo is not ''Ragnarok'' proof. It has awesome reverbs plugins. I like the smaller siblings, a lot, it fits in my bag. Better than the new MOTU anyway. It is a good system for Pro Tools users, but I also understand there is also some difference in which plug'in with pre-post audio computing d...

Nah, DSPs for ITB mixing doesn‘t make much sense. You either stay in the DSPs or you do stuff in the computers CPU. Routing stuff back- and forth during mixing doesn‘t make sense except as a copy protection for the plugins that run on the DSP hardware. ProTools and the Uaudio Apollo use DSPs to comp...

Yeah exactly, thats basically what I mean but you're missing the virtual MIDI port in the system to get that signal back to the record button. I think there is no other way to press those except from an external MIDI controller.

Yeah, I suppose. But I wonder how many users are using Siri regularly? Well as said it‘s more than the speech recognition bit, Siri gets all kinds of jobs - like the Photos app is scanning your photos for faces Siri might scan your eMails for typical responses or combine your calendar and GPS data ...

You could use a virtual MIDI connection to send a CV signal from a compressor type plugin through an EMI out via MIDI and then send that MIDI signal back in via a Generic MIDI device and assign that signal to the record button. But whats the actual thing you want to do? I mean you have to turn it of...

Just to give a bone to the "I create my own universe" people in this discussion... Mathematically speaking making a universe costs nothing. All energies basically cancel each other out so in the end it's like the monetary system, theres always as much debt as there is money. So if any physicist want...

Maybe the issue is rather that they have to invest money into support people instead of programmers to help their average user think. :roll: Maybe. Or maybe not. I think we can safely assume that they are neither indifferent to their source of income nor that they think their users are stupid. I me...

Muhah. Congrats

If I was working for Propellerheads, I would feel that our company has (or at least had) a chance to create excellence and beat out every other audio software out there, but instead we've decided to create more "Instruments" and the years keep on passing by... Well if they have the programmer of on...

It's either that they don't care, or that indeed they're working on a great overhaul of Reason and don't want to invest time & money into patching the old code base. Maybe the issue is rather that they have to invest money into support people instead of programmers to help their average user think....