Yes it pumps nice and I use it to bring up them drums too..
It is 0 latency so it is brutal...
//Daniel
yep, right now trying ...ddummer wrote:
you mean this one?
Sound? meehh... looks nice thou...
//Daniel
what do you mean? I'm sorry I don't quite follow. do you mean the saturated driver or the compressor?ddummer wrote:I think I tuned that one by ear or maybe I forgot about higher samplerates...
This one I tried to get equal performance at higher rate but gave up and locked the core to 44.1khz..![]()
//Daniel
brok landers wrote:brickwall design on thisone?
should've first read the readme, sorry ...ddummer wrote:There is no point with numbers here.. the engine is 100% program dependant so..
//Daniel
I understood it to begin with (and deemed it useless), just not your compulsive obsession on why it should be absolutely everywhere. and don't bother trying to explain it. last time it took you 4 pages and it still made no sense.brok landers wrote:@kingston:
there'll come a time when you understand the conception behind it ...
thanks. I thought I already heard it, but had to double check.ddummer wrote:If you look in an editor the hi end peaks are not as squashed at 192khz compared to 44.1khz...
//Daniel
if you say so, stick with it, why bother learning ...Kingston wrote:last time it took you 4 pages and it still made no sense.
what you fail to comprehend (again) is that it's just a technique among others, just a preference. I still HEAVILY disagree with your reasoning behind it (why it apparently should be everywhere), and that it happens in analogue gain staging when it clearly doesn't most of the time.brok landers wrote:if you say so, stick with it, why bother learning ...Kingston wrote:last time it took you 4 pages and it still made no sense.
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