You are allowed to choose?SJ_Digriz wrote:My pleasure, it's trouble shoot vsts or replace deck planks in the back yard.... you win hands down.Galbanum wrote:thanks. i'm sure we will get this SSE stuff figured out shortly... thanks for helping.SJ_Digriz wrote: I can't find any crash logs, but I sent you a dmp file.
We consider our reverb line to be a fundamental part of our business and intend to give them some deep love and attention in the very near future. We've been piling up new technologies and features for them over the past couple years while we worked on other stuff in parallel. We have certainly not forgotten them.lnikj wrote:Has what you've worked out for CPU here going to be something that can be/will be/might be applied to B2?
) out there and offer many features that are still unmatched to this day even after being on the market for quite some time now. I didn't imagine you had forgotten themGalbanum wrote:We consider our reverb line to be a fundamental part of our business and intend to give them some deep love and attention in the very near future. We've been piling up new technologies and features for them over the past couple years while we worked on other stuff in parallel. We have certainly not forgotten them.lnikj wrote:Has what you've worked out for CPU here going to be something that can be/will be/might be applied to B2?
I think we could make the same algs we use a bit faster if we redid them all right now, yes. How much faster? Not completely sure until we get into the details, but we intend to do so shortly, together with new features. We can't use all the same techniques for reverb that we have for KS, but there are some new tricks we can try. We will see. It's definitely a priority. Working on it.
Meanwhile I still use them all every day and think they are among the best (I'd say it more aggressively, but Simon keeps me humble, thanks Simon.
Sigor Ros just started doing some stuff with them for example, and we intend to do an interview once everyone can talk about the project.
The new stuff will be great to see. IMHO B2 is the BEST reverb, or the one I like the most anyway, but it is a CPU beast. I do catch my MBP trying to slink out of the room every time I think about firing it up It's not a problem on the iMac but, well, any bit of CPU improvement helps.Great to hear....and i have no problem to say it loud. I love Kaleidoscope but B2 (and Aether) is still my all time favourite piece of software for FX (o.k. together with Replika XT now).Galbanum wrote:We consider our reverb line to be a fundamental part of our business and intend to give them some deep love and attention in the very near future. We've been piling up new technologies and features for them over the past couple years while we worked on other stuff in parallel. We have certainly not forgotten them.lnikj wrote:Has what you've worked out for CPU here going to be something that can be/will be/might be applied to B2?
I think we could make the same algs we use a bit faster if we redid them all right now, yes. How much faster? Not completely sure until we get into the details, but we intend to do so shortly, together with new features. We can't use all the same techniques for reverb that we have for KS, but there are some new tricks we can try. We will see. It's definitely a priority. Working on it.
Meanwhile I still use them all every day and think they are among the best (I'd say it more aggressively, but Simon keeps me humble, thanks Simon.
Sigor Ros just started doing some stuff with them for example, and we intend to do an interview once everyone can talk about the project.
It can be (depending on settings). I don't deny it.lnikj wrote: IMHO B2 is the BEST reverb, or the one I like the most anyway, but it is a CPU beast.
I don't think these kind of figures are realistically obtainable, though. There are simply a ton of operations that are performed in B2. It's extremely computationally complex. We will do our best of course.lxegs wrote:
Hi Andrew
I' ve tested the latest build : this time, it's loaded correctly, detected the SSE 4.2 version.
but it's still unusable, once loaded, controls inside the plugins are available, but the audio engine seems crashed and Live doesn't respond, and crashed when trying to close the window .
thx
We've uploaded a new Win version that again attempts to get it working on SSE-only CPUs. Try this one.
http://www.designersound.com/product_in ... cts_id=116
ok thanks, it works for the 1.10 update.Galbanum wrote:"order" the update again using the coupon code.33tetragammon wrote:Andrew,
i would love to test but my account says zero downloads left after two failed download attempts and a very sloooooooow internet connection yesterday.
disable download managers if you are using any.
ya, cool!Sampleconstruct wrote:The performance boost in 1.1.0 really is significant, I was just working on something this morning, adding more and more KS instances on the fly, then I noticed I was running at a buffer of 128 samples in Logic with 5 instances of KS (all dual engines, threshold off) all running smoothly + a complex CPU heavy MXXX setup on one of the busses.
Denis indentified what likely caused the issue with SSE CPUs and has corrected it. 
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