Guitar Suite short clip
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Frank'nfurter
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Sorry Atheist, I only hear the Drums. They are fucking good but the guitars are way to small. For my taste they must be a little more outstanding in the mix.
@Brett: I HATE "24"!!
@Brett: I HATE "24"!!
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@Brett - K A L I S I A:
I can't remember it all, but I remeber that I didn't like its velocity response even after tweeking the options - linear/curved...
@chadsxe and Frank'nfurter
You heard second? It's still low?
That CPU peaking is a bitch. Rendering is best "solution" for now.
I can't remember it all, but I remeber that I didn't like its velocity response even after tweeking the options - linear/curved...
@chadsxe and Frank'nfurter
You heard second? It's still low?
That CPU peaking is a bitch. Rendering is best "solution" for now.
Brett - K A L I S I A
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Frank'nfurter
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Brett - K A L I S I A
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Then how come you hate it ? 
Aren't we highjacking this thread ? Damn it, Jack Bauer will beat the crap out of us !!!
Aren't we highjacking this thread ? Damn it, Jack Bauer will beat the crap out of us !!!
Frank'nfurter
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Brett - K A L I S I A said:Then how come you hate it ?
Aren't we highjacking this thread ? Damn it, Jack Bauer will beat the crap out of us !!!
'coz I hate Kiefer Sutherland. One of the worst actors I've ever seen.
And ok, let's stop this now, it goes to much OT.
Brett - K A L I S I A
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Ermz
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He was in a Shakespeare movie? Holy crap.
I can't see him playing anything other than an unhinged psycho. But I mean the guy is very convincing (to me) as an actor. He's basically the anchor of the entire show (24) and the character just wouldn't be the same without him.
I can't see him playing anything other than an unhinged psycho. But I mean the guy is very convincing (to me) as an actor. He's basically the anchor of the entire show (24) and the character just wouldn't be the same without him.
Brett - K A L I S I A
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The reason for the CPU spikes in guitar suite are probably pentium 4 denormalisation related. I wrote to the coders of guitar suite, but they never replied. The problem can be fixed free by downloading:
http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=6
Heres a quote from the site explaining:
"Denormalisation is an issue with some audio hosts that don't switch off the plugin's audio task when the song is stopped or a track contains silence (or with instruments: no key is pressed while a sound decays).
The problem happens when the CPU (precisely: the floating point unit (FPU) inside of it) detects extremely small numbers and wishes to process them with the same precision as usual. Then it switches into 'denormal' mode which is another way of representing small floating point numbers with the available bit range.
Converting between the two states takes a lot of time for the FPU and thus might cause heavy load jumps.
Some algorithm such as delay lines and filters are prone to denormalisation as they work with feedback structures.
Here, if an impulse is followed by absolute silence, the resulting signal gets smaller and smaller but in theory, it can never reach zero.
In practice, there is an internal threshold of the FPU that switches to denormal mode to carry on processing those small numbers (which might not be of any use for proper operation).
Currently, the Pentium 4 processor seems highly addicted to denormalisation. It turned out that its threshold is actually very much higher than of former Pentium types.
Plugins that used to work fine with older CPUs might slow down the entire system when used with a P4.
But other FPUs might as well suffer from denormalisation issues."
If you search around on www.kvraudio.com forums people have talked about this issue with guitar suite and claim to have solved it with the above plugin.
Myself i have not had the problem (yet)....
Hope that helps!
http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=6
Heres a quote from the site explaining:
"Denormalisation is an issue with some audio hosts that don't switch off the plugin's audio task when the song is stopped or a track contains silence (or with instruments: no key is pressed while a sound decays).
The problem happens when the CPU (precisely: the floating point unit (FPU) inside of it) detects extremely small numbers and wishes to process them with the same precision as usual. Then it switches into 'denormal' mode which is another way of representing small floating point numbers with the available bit range.
Converting between the two states takes a lot of time for the FPU and thus might cause heavy load jumps.
Some algorithm such as delay lines and filters are prone to denormalisation as they work with feedback structures.
Here, if an impulse is followed by absolute silence, the resulting signal gets smaller and smaller but in theory, it can never reach zero.
In practice, there is an internal threshold of the FPU that switches to denormal mode to carry on processing those small numbers (which might not be of any use for proper operation).
Currently, the Pentium 4 processor seems highly addicted to denormalisation. It turned out that its threshold is actually very much higher than of former Pentium types.
Plugins that used to work fine with older CPUs might slow down the entire system when used with a P4.
But other FPUs might as well suffer from denormalisation issues."
If you search around on www.kvraudio.com forums people have talked about this issue with guitar suite and claim to have solved it with the above plugin.
Myself i have not had the problem (yet)....
Hope that helps!
prowlergrig
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Brett - K A L I S I A said:
yea me neither... as i was saying tho, those jack bauer jokes are pretty similar to the chuck norris ones
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