New VST - "Livemachine" | Released + Demo | PROMO-SALE 2010!!
- KVRAF
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- KVRAF
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Awesome! Makes a lot more sense now with the demo samples and loops. Seriously rockin' piece of software.sonicfire wrote:Let me know your thoughts on the first demoversion and how it works on your Systems
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- KVRAF
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Thanks very much - those included samples are just the icing on the cakemusikmachine wrote:Awesome! Makes a lot more sense now with the demo samples and loops. Seriously rockin' piece of software.sonicfire wrote:Let me know your thoughts on the first demoversion and how it works on your Systems
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- KVRian
- 710 posts since 17 Jan, 2005 from Amsterdam
I stand corrected: it just froze Cubase when I inserted it on an Audio Channelsonicfire wrote:Thanks!!bM3w wrote:Wow, what an amazing product. Just played a 10 minutes with it and it's lots of fun. This is a really inspiring tool and I can't wait for the final release. Good job!
However I got 2 small complaints/requests concerning Cubase 5:
1) when you accidentally load the VST as an FX Insert on an Instrument Channel instead of an Audio Channel, Cubase freezes.
2) usually when you CTRL-click on any button in a PlugIn, it resets itself to it's default setting. Maybe you can implement that feature, too.
That aside it's a fun product. Highly recommended!
Cheers,
bM3w
1) Oh, didn't realized thatHave to see how i can check that.
2) Good idea, noted
- KVRAF
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What OS? XP, i hope? 32 bit??bM3w wrote:I stand corrected: it just froze Cubase when I inserted it on an Audio Channelsonicfire wrote:Thanks!!bM3w wrote:Wow, what an amazing product. Just played a 10 minutes with it and it's lots of fun. This is a really inspiring tool and I can't wait for the final release. Good job!
However I got 2 small complaints/requests concerning Cubase 5:
1) when you accidentally load the VST as an FX Insert on an Instrument Channel instead of an Audio Channel, Cubase freezes.
2) usually when you CTRL-click on any button in a PlugIn, it resets itself to it's default setting. Maybe you can implement that feature, too.
That aside it's a fun product. Highly recommended!
Cheers,
bM3w
1) Oh, didn't realized thatHave to see how i can check that.
2) Good idea, notedInstead it now also loads on Instrument Channels (where it's actually useless - just FYI). The freezes seem rather random and I have no clue what's causing them, but the pattern is always the same. It starts with the announcement voice and then freezes. The GUI doesn't even show up. Any idea?
How much RAM ? I checked it on a clean XP SP2 - rock solid here... what CPU? A 2Ghz Processor is the minimum
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- KVRian
- 1480 posts since 14 Jun, 2003
mines workin it seems.
im havin a little trouble gettin my loops to line up but i think im pressin record too early or late sometimes. should you press record On the beat or slightly before? be kinda cool to have a setting that always enables record lined up with beat 1
how to erase loop recorder channel/s? how do you reset them? how is their length set/determined?
is there a way to reset everything to start over?
i did end up with one pass where i had everything right but im not sure how i did it i was just wankin away at the buttons almost randomly, using some kind of trick with the mix button to erase some loop recorders and pressing record on the "&" of beat 4, maybe a little sooner like on the "e", (2nd 16th note of beat 4).
its tons of fun like i tought it would be, i didnt even have time to mess with effects or wav players.
im havin a little trouble gettin my loops to line up but i think im pressin record too early or late sometimes. should you press record On the beat or slightly before? be kinda cool to have a setting that always enables record lined up with beat 1
how to erase loop recorder channel/s? how do you reset them? how is their length set/determined?
is there a way to reset everything to start over?
i did end up with one pass where i had everything right but im not sure how i did it i was just wankin away at the buttons almost randomly, using some kind of trick with the mix button to erase some loop recorders and pressing record on the "&" of beat 4, maybe a little sooner like on the "e", (2nd 16th note of beat 4).
its tons of fun like i tought it would be, i didnt even have time to mess with effects or wav players.
- KVRAF
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Hi Tony,
for now, recording is done via pressing the rec buttone slightly before the next beat ... and also shortly before the next beat "pulse" to stop. same goes with mixdown.
the rec button flashes accordingly.
i know, it's a bit confusing - this is already on my todo list (that you can start recording on beat "one" for example, makes much more sense).
the length of the recorder channels depends on how long you recorded so to say
to erase channels you can simply do a quick mixdown with just one channel selected with no audio on it (an empty channel) - everything will be mixed down to channel one.
so if you select channels 1-4 for mixdown and they are all turned off (on/off button) an empty channel one will be "created"
for now, recording is done via pressing the rec buttone slightly before the next beat ... and also shortly before the next beat "pulse" to stop. same goes with mixdown.
the rec button flashes accordingly.
i know, it's a bit confusing - this is already on my todo list (that you can start recording on beat "one" for example, makes much more sense).
the length of the recorder channels depends on how long you recorded so to say
to erase channels you can simply do a quick mixdown with just one channel selected with no audio on it (an empty channel) - everything will be mixed down to channel one.
so if you select channels 1-4 for mixdown and they are all turned off (on/off button) an empty channel one will be "created"
- KVRAF
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- KVRian
- 710 posts since 17 Jan, 2005 from Amsterdam
Hi Dennis,sonicfire wrote:What OS? XP, i hope? 32 bit??bM3w wrote:I stand corrected: it just froze Cubase when I inserted it on an Audio ChannelInstead it now also loads on Instrument Channels (where it's actually useless - just FYI). The freezes seem rather random and I have no clue what's causing them, but the pattern is always the same. It starts with the announcement voice and then freezes. The GUI doesn't even show up. Any idea?
How much RAM ? I checked it on a clean XP SP2 - rock solid here... what CPU? A 2Ghz Processor is the minimum
no, no XP, but Windows 7 (
The weird thing is I start Cubase for the first time, insert Livemachine and it freezes. Then I force Cubase to quit, reload, insert Livemachine and it works. I know, that doesn't make sense, but that's how it is
Cheers,
bM3w
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- KVRian
- 710 posts since 17 Jan, 2005 from Amsterdam
Hmmm, well after tomorrow when you sold the first million copies of Livemachine I'm sure you can afford an upgrade to Windows 7sonicfire wrote:Mhh ok, that weird, indeedBut at least it works
(No chance to check it since i'm still on 32-Bit XP here)
Joking aside it might be an incompatibility between Cubase 5 and Windows 7. What Cubase version did you try? Also 5? Steinberg is going to issue an update for 5 in the next couple of days and maybe that cures the problem.
I just tried to load it in FL9 and it opens up immediately, so I guess the problem is really down to Cubase 5/Windows 7.
Thanks for looking into it and make sure you release the full version tomorrow
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- KVRAF
- 6111 posts since 18 Oct, 2007
sonicfire wrote:Let me know your thoughts on the first demoversion and how it works on your Systems
Too much amazingness in one package!:DDennis this is brilliant.
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- KVRAF
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Lets hope you're rightbM3w wrote: Hmmm, well after tomorrow when you sold the first million copies of Livemachine I'm sure you can afford an upgrade to Windows 7![]()
Joking aside it might be an incompatibility between Cubase 5 and Windows 7. What Cubase version did you try? Also 5? Steinberg is going to issue an update for 5 in the next couple of days and maybe that cures the problem.
I just tried to load it in FL9 and it opens up immediately, so I guess the problem is really down to Cubase 5/Windows 7.
Thanks for looking into it and make sure you release the full version tomorrow
Good to hear it works right away in FL
Oh and did i mention that i will extend the pre-order one week? I hope to have the full version ready within the next days, yes.
- KVRAF
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Optomadic wrote:sonicfire wrote:Let me know your thoughts on the first demoversion and how it works on your SystemsToo much amazingness in one package!:D
You can always start simple! Try making a track just with switching tracks on/off and fading them in and out for a start
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