merlyn wrote: ↑Fri May 02, 2025 3:06 pm It's better if you figure this out yourself.

Well, the main thing is that all of my guitars are set up nicely and have good intonation. So I must have already figured it out accidentally.

10+ times in a row. Imagine the chances.

Eh, so that changes the amount the string bends out of tune as you push it down. Or doesn't it? Are you telling me that 12s are as easy to bend as 9s? I'm telling you exactly what I said :lol: Unless I misunderstood, you were saying that moving saddles is solely to compensate for how much strings ...

Wonks has already covered this well. But there are a couple of simple points that strike me as being worthy of a mention. Why would you care how far or close the end of the string is to the neck, since we are only talking about a quarter of an inch of adjustment? Because the distance between the nut ...

What is the correct solution? What's the maximum resolution you need? There's a rear USB-C port that will present the ATEM Mini as a webcam to any connected computer, and it mirrors the main HDMI output. It'll only support up to 1080p, though. And is it possible to route ALL audio from Atem mini to ...

I can admit to using NI's Session Guitarist Strummed Acoustic (1 and 2) every now and then. Even though I've got some nice acoustics that I'm just about capable of playing, it's often quicker to program a part that's just going to sit in the background than it is to set up some mics and play it ...

That information is listed in the Spec section of the product page on IK Multimedia’s website: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/ts4/index.php?p=specs How much of the content you put on an external drive is up to you, although Max requires more space than you have available on your MacBook, so y ...

Rechargeables in radio packs was always a huge no-go for me when I was working on shows. A couple of people I worked with tried it with their systems and it always ended in tears, and they tend to get worse as time goes on. I did a run of rehearsals with them but had lots of unexpected drop-outs, so ...

You're exactly correct. I've opened the Marshal two-button pedal and it's wired that way as best I can tell (I'm no circuitry expert). One wire from the TRS cable into the Clean/OD button and two wires from the TRS cable into the OD1/OD2 button. And a link wire between the two buttons So it's got 3 ...

Thanks for the response. I think a Y cable would only allow me to switch between only 2 of the 3 amp channels? The Marshall 2 button pedal allows all 3 channels, but uses a TRS jack at the amp. I'm guessing some kind of link wire between the two buttons, but I'm struggling how to understand how it ...

If the DSL uses a 'standard' two-button footswitch, then I'd have thought that it'd just be a case of buying/making and appropriately wired TRS to dual TS (Y cable). That would let you connect two of the Control Switcher channels to the single TRS footswitch input on the DSL. A nose through the amp ...

As Hugh says, try them all and see what works for you! That said, if you're doing lots of orchestral work then I think MIR Pro 3D is well worth exploring. I've not used it myself, but it's a clever bit of software and has been designed specifically for creating spatial/immersive mixes with ...

The string section of BCCSO is really rather nice, in my humble opinion. The Core version is pretty hard to beat as an all-rounder orchestral library given the price.

A regular collaborator of mine uses Tim Debney at Fluid Mastering and the results are always top-notch.

https://www.fluidmastering.com/

Indeed!

For those interested, it's covered here. The story also has a few links to some detailed breakdowns from the team at Scan and Microsoft's own developer blogs.

If I'd bought 'pro' Dante hardware I'd expect to get the 'Pro' software included for my money. That's the bit I'm struggling to understand, though. If you've bought said hardware, then you don't need DVS or DVS Pro — it's an alternative to the hardware interface, not a companion for it. To me it's l ...

But so does a hardware Dante interface. What am I missing?! If you're running something like, lets say, a Rednet PCIe card, then hooking it up to your Rednet I/O units (other Dante systems are available :lol: ) means that all of the audio I/O present on the Dante network will be provided to the DAW ...

When these large systems that could benefit from this 'Pro' version have paid through the nose for their Dante-badged interfaces (check those prices) then the least Audinate could do is *give* them the software. This is what's confusing me. If they've got a Dante interface, then they don't need DVS ...

Looks like they're still doing perpetual licenses of the standard version, so it does seem an odd choice to go for subscription-only on this one. It seems that the features the Pro version offers over the standard are very much aimed at large-scale stuff, though, so I can't see the cost being too ...

Would adding a Converter like the RME ADI 2 FS Pro improve things? Improve things in what way? I think the best approach with decisions like this is to ask yourself what you feel you're lacking at the moment — it's easy to focus on numbers and measurements lose sight of the bigger picture. The c ...

Nice! Certainly a bigger operation there than I realised. They're not far down the road from me so I see quite a lot of their guitars around, but I don't think I've ever actually played one. I didn't know they'd acquired GS either.

Absolutely no idea. I didn't even realise that there were multiple versions of HDMI. What makes HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 better than 1.4? Later (higher number) versions offer more bandwidth, so support higher resolutions and refresh rates. The newer ones are backwards compatible, so a computer with a 2.1 ...

As others have already said, this particular issue sounds like a lack of experience at the console end. If its audible with no noise and clipping, it'll probably do just fine! My approach to rushed soundchecks was always to do a very rough pass at setting gains whilst kit was being rigged (find me a ...

I'm not shy of spending a bit of money here (>£2K) for the right system and I wanted to find out what people thought was a good place to go and a good system to get. I'd recommend having a chat with Scan. Let them know what you're looking to do and they'll be able to suggest a build that makes sure ...

The Elf wrote: ↑Fri Dec 06, 2024 12:12 pm Wonder if the Stempipe will implement MPE - is so it might pair well with such as the Osmose, or Steamboards. The Osmose is an absolute nightmare to program.

It does indeed. Along with the wind controller bits and pieces their demo video shows it paired up with a LinnStrument.