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i know that... :P

BUT what i'm experiencing is that i recently set the 4.5 software to 12ms so i could load more native plugins.. but i was pretty irritated with the external plugins i use in cubase for external gear giving really high latencies with that setting..

now, with 5.0 installed my ...

hmm if noone experienced the same it's probebly because i recently bought a poco6000 and had to optimize all my drivers/bios etc before it worked flawless...

probebly helped the good old pulsars too

can anyone confirm that the asio latencies are a lot better with scope 5? i don't understand it at all, but since i've installed scope 5 about a week ago cubase responds at 12ms like it was on 6ms withe scope 4.5..

anyone had the same experience?

ok, so i'm using Cubase 5 now in stead of sx3 and all problems with sound quality seem over. If i remember right, they said they'd made improvements to the audio engine in 4... So i guess the whole weird "sounds like wrong dithering" problem was the audio engine of sx3 that's just not really good ...

i think i finally found the real problem :)

i had a lot of times that i recorded all my synths to audio and my mix sound less allive... after another 15 minutes of listening i'm starting to think it has everything to do with the fact that when i put a synth straight on the scope mixer, then record ...

hey... about the FLT asio driver and the 32 bit asio driver.. i just tested every asio driver in scope, because i keep hearing differences in the highs and lows when i record audio...
(i am still using 4.5 btw, maybe this is fixed in 5)

so i played on my Prophet'08 and recorded the audio and then ...

yeah, i was wondering what he means too... it runs just fine on my quadcore

it has to do with unbalanced signals and balanced signals.

if you send balanced signals in (with stereo jacks and an xlr on the output of the device for instance) you should put it on +4. if you send unbalanced in, what most synths send out, you should set it to -10.

it's just a matter of ...

i've got the manual... if you search pots you don't find anything (but panpots)
with knobs you get all kinds al things about the faders
"encoder" it doesn't find AT ALL
and when you just work through all the chapters that seem to be the place to look for i can't find it either..

i guess it's kinda ...

thanks

well, it is installed.. but i can't seem to find it in there either.. my guess is that you have to press 2 knobs at the same time to do this... but i don't have a clue which ones

hi, at work i use the 01v/96 a lot. sometimes when a freelancer was here the day before the gain of the eq reacts logarithmic in stead of linear or the other way around.
i've searched the mixer a couple of times to find the function to do that, but i can't find it anywhere. does anyone here know ...

thanks, i'll try some deoxit.. i didn't know that stuff

yeah.. i have thought about that... but i've got an extra fan in the case of the computer. ít's set to medium for the noise.. but putting it on high doesn't change this.

i thought that maybe my TDM should be replaced.

but i never really got to trying this out (and maybe ordering another cable for ...

p5b delux with q6600 quadcore, 2gb kingston ram. 2x seagate 360 gb disks and one 500 gb samsung and some cheap ati graphics controller


3x p2 board.

but to tell you the truth, sometimes my p2 cards stop working all of a sudden with an error that comunication to board 1 is lost.
and to get it ...

my vdat makes wav files that are 196kb and just consist of 1 click.

and they never change in size whatever i do. (they don't change either if i change the tape length from 1 minute to 10 minutes)

i think it has to do with the conversion of bits too (the sound difference). but the thing i find so ...

i tried sending the audio through adat to another computer which has a RME card installed. that one did record the audio without any loss.

so the only conclusion i can come up with is that the scope drivers degrade the audio.

i hope this will be fixed in version 5.

also, i tried vdat, but when i ...

the problem with recording a stereo mix is that you can't really reopen the track after you did 3 other tracks to change parts of this track.. that's why i always like to have a multi-track recording when i'm done.

i lot of times i wait till i've finished a track and then record all my synths to audio. to find out i have to change the mix again and never get all of the power back which was in there before i recorded the synths.

if you record everything from the start it's not a big deal, because you never get ...

well, it depends on what you're recording:

if i record my access virus in cubase the downgrade is there, but not that significant.
but if i record any of my real analogs it's VERY noticeable. i have to dip some mid and sometimes add some highs. also, it's as if the recording has become more static ...