It's all in AA's product information. Go look on their site and on GS's new product threads for Frost, Tiger and Aquamarine as well as the AA discussion thread. It's all there.
Nonsense verging on trolling.
It's all in AA's product information. Go look on their site and on GS's new product threads for Frost, Tiger and Aquamarine as well as the AA discussion thread. It's all there.
Nonsense verging on trolling.
Still no actual information backing up your bullshit claim.
AcusticaCM;16219910 wrote:All of them. Everything except the EQ is hyper.Macaroni;16219771 wrote:Just to clarify: Are the 16 line and mic Preamps Hyper tech too, or just the 6 custom preamps?
Which is oversampling. Therefore Aquamarine is also "Hyper" and as I keep saying your original post demonstrates you dont know what you are talking about. That is the 3rd time I've explained this. No more. you are on your own. enjoy your plugins.
Once again no proof to back up your babbling. Who's trolling who???
lolAcustica Community wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 7:23 am Our standard compressors run at 22kHz regardless of sample rate or oversampling; this implies that the reduction, attack, and release curves are not calculated for every sample but for every 'n' samples, where 'n' depends on the sample rate. For example, on fast transients, the input level is evaluated correctly; however, the reduction is calculated after 'n' samples, so the signal containing the transient is not compressed in time, and the transient "escapes" compression.
kmonkey wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 4:35 am No Hyper is not just oversampling. And this is coming from someone who does not like AA at all but I own several products from them.
Oversampling is a new feature of the aforementioned tech, yes, but it's a bit more than that. Different compressing action altogether. With different curves, dynamic action is different. Don't feed the troll just simply try it yourself or go to Gearspace where CEO explained it in the Tiger thread. It's a different ballpark and you have to be tone-deaf to not hear it.
Thanks for confirming what I said. "Hyper" is oversampling on EQ, Pre and Compressor with additional significant enhancements for the compressor. Aquamarine is fully Hyper updated.Acustica Community wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 4:31 am The Hyper tech applies both to the compressor and preamp, and the EQ module's preamps are Hyper too.
Typically it's the same reason you seem to have a bug up your ass: I call you guys out on your bs, inconsistencies, nefariousness and trolling and you don't like it. Too bad.
The reply from AA said NOTHING about hyper tech being "just oversampling"
briefcasemanx wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 2:41 pm ... Anyone getting super upset that an Acustica EQ isn't using "Hyper" is either misguided, or is just looking for a reason to get mad.
Seems to be the case. But, glad we got closer to sorting out what Hyper actually is despite the name calling and anger from some.
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