8DIO - My experience

[mcbpete]

Cellos , programm a fast 16th ostinato.
By the way it’s acknowledged by 8DIO. I made a YouTube video to demonstrate.

Do you have a link to this video, am curious as to how badly it sounds

[zvenx]

Cellos , programm a fast 16th ostinato.
By the way it’s acknowledged by 8DIO. I made a YouTube video to demonstrate.

Do you have a link to this video, am curious as to how badly it sounds

I am too.
As I really never noticed it....and I also have (but don't' use Hollywood Strings)
rsp

[topaz]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQT-39fSN6o

Cellos , programm a fast 16th ostinato.
By the way it’s acknowledged by 8DIO. I made a YouTube video to demonstrate.

Do you have a link to this video, am curious as to how badly it sounds

[zvenx]

Thanks @topaz.

I can hear it. Let me try to reproduce it on my system.
did Tyler leave the chat without even responding?
damn.

rsp

[topaz]

kind off, he basically spun me some kind of nonsense cop out.

Thanks @topaz.

I can hear it. Let me try to reproduce it on my system.
did Tyler leave the chat without even responding?
damn.

rsp

[mcbpete]

I totally hear it - It's like it's not quite getting samples in time almost randomly. Does the same thing happen on the export / freeze&flatten ?

[topaz]

I didn't actually try that.

now you do jog my memory though. 8DIO support told me to render and nudge notes to the grid.

speaks volumes that.

I totally hear it - It's like it's not quite getting samples in time almost randomly. Does the same thing happen on the export / freeze&flatten ?

[zvenx]

kind off, he basically spun me some kind of nonsense cop out.

Thanks @topaz.

I can hear it. Let me try to reproduce it on my system.
did Tyler leave the chat without even responding?
damn.

rsp

I tried it with this library and one form Spitfire, one for AudioBros and one from Cinematic Studio Series, only this one has that issue..
really never noticed it before.
sorry
rsp

[phreaque]

A little advise, what defines an instrument is those little noises artifacts and nuances, without them it would just sound robotic, lifeless and artificial...

[topaz]

If you are looking for a sloppy out of time sounding string library, fill yer boots.

Noise artifacts fine. sloppy timing & unedited samples not.

A little advise, what defines an instrument is those little noises artifacts and nuances, without them it would just sound robotic, lifeless and artificial...

[mcbpete]

A little advise, what defines an instrument is those little noises artifacts and nuances, without them it would just sound robotic, lifeless and artificial...

Absolutely, though in that Youtube example that topaz posted it came across more like one of the performers had the hiccups whilst performing

[elxsound]

If you are looking for a sloppy out of time sounding string library, fill yer boots.

Noise artifacts fine. sloppy timing & unedited samples not.

I've been saying this for a long time (since their methods/problems are the same since Tonehammer days).

I stopped mentioning after getting attacked for brining it up.

[phreaque]

If you are looking for a sloppy out of time sounding string library, fill yer boots.

Noise artifacts fine. sloppy timing & unedited samples not.

A little advise, what defines an instrument is those little noises artifacts and nuances, without them it would just sound robotic, lifeless and artificial...

You're right, if it's about rhythmic timing surely it sucks. Btw, have you tried to simulate that issue in Kontakt standalone being fed by external sequencer? or virtual midi cable? It could be some plugin buffering size compatibility setting issue that occurs when using Ableton.

[mcbpete]

Yeah the buffering and/or PDC and/or some-kind-of-latency-for-whatever-reason was why I was curious as to whether it manifests itself when rendered out.

[GearNostalgia]

kind off, he basically spun me some kind of nonsense cop out.

Thanks @topaz.

I can hear it. Let me try to reproduce it on my system.
did Tyler leave the chat without even responding?
damn.

rsp

Did you ask for any kind of solution or compensation? Just curious, cause that was the point where we hit a rock wall in my case. Zero solutions policy...