https://www.reddit.com/r/esp32/comments/dwitbl/ableton_link_on_esp32/]Ableton Link on ESP32 (via Reddit)
https://github.com/Ableton/link/pull/68
https://github.com/CircuitHappy/link_esp32_example
Discusson, code an example on how to use an ESP32 chip (which has wifi/bt integrated) to communicate with an Ableton Link network.
External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
Have I mentioned how much I love the new DT 700 Pro X headphones?
Their predecessor, the famous 770's, made me instantly want to reach for EQ and tone down those highs. The lows I wasn't happy with either. I know this is probably a matter of taste, but I don't want my monitoring to show me how bad something may sound. Overall, I just don't get them. Well, I had them, and luckily was in time to send them back from whence they came.
Couple weeks ago, a friend producer came over with his case of pro headsets, maybe 5 or 8 were in that box, and we set out to compare them all. We played some reference tracks. Some with just rumbling lows and soaring highs, others where the bassplayer would play scales up and down so it brought out bass bumps and notches in headphones, and so on. So big a smile on both our faces as we swapped around headsets and could listen to the new 700's. We both agreed they were just perfect.
On these 700's, perfect productions sound just perfect to me. I hear all I need and want to hear - the lows, the mids, the highs, the dynamic range. I love 'em, and if you're looking to spend some on monitoring headphones, I would like to suggest you check them out when you got a chance, and I'm sure they'll put a smile on your face, too![:)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Their predecessor, the famous 770's, made me instantly want to reach for EQ and tone down those highs. The lows I wasn't happy with either. I know this is probably a matter of taste, but I don't want my monitoring to show me how bad something may sound. Overall, I just don't get them. Well, I had them, and luckily was in time to send them back from whence they came.
Couple weeks ago, a friend producer came over with his case of pro headsets, maybe 5 or 8 were in that box, and we set out to compare them all. We played some reference tracks. Some with just rumbling lows and soaring highs, others where the bassplayer would play scales up and down so it brought out bass bumps and notches in headphones, and so on. So big a smile on both our faces as we swapped around headsets and could listen to the new 700's. We both agreed they were just perfect.
On these 700's, perfect productions sound just perfect to me. I hear all I need and want to hear - the lows, the mids, the highs, the dynamic range. I love 'em, and if you're looking to spend some on monitoring headphones, I would like to suggest you check them out when you got a chance, and I'm sure they'll put a smile on your face, too
![:)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
more has been done with less
https://soundcloud.com/at0m-studio
https://soundcloud.com/at0m-studio
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
I have DT 880 Pro's, the old ones. I think mine are 80ohm as a point of compromise between the lowest (least controlled) and the 250ohm, which would have required an amp I didn't own at the time. They unfortunately changed it so I think yours are a better choice now (the 880's are no longer avail in pro just regular...? memory eludes me at present)
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
This is interesting: https://loophole-letters.vercel.app/strudel
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
https://github.com/timothyschoen/PlugDa ... s/tag/v0.5
PureData as plugin. Assaf posted this on FB, and it's too good to not share here too.
PureData as plugin. Assaf posted this on FB, and it's too good to not share here too.
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
Haven't tried yet, but a new GPU based processing attempt: https://earlyaccess.gpu.audio/
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
Free on desktop, cheap on mobile, perhaps useful as an option for you: Sitala is a free drum plugin and standalone app
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Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
Analog computers.
https://the-analog-thing.org/
https://analogparadigm.com/products.html
The latest newsletter:
https://the-analog-thing.org/newsletter/8/
I'm very excited to integrate (pun intended) this with eurorack and Scope.
https://the-analog-thing.org/
https://analogparadigm.com/products.html
The latest newsletter:
https://the-analog-thing.org/newsletter/8/
I'm very excited to integrate (pun intended) this with eurorack and Scope.
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
Very cool Peter, thank you for sharing.
Re: External (non-Scope) tools of our trade
I was reading about a guy who got rid of crackles and pop when making music, on his 12600 cpu, using ParkControl.
>>> https://bitsum.com/parkcontrol/
Looks complicated but I installed it with the default settings and so far all is perfect (it happened occasionally previously, but looks like it won't happen anymore). free version has all you need (and cpu usage visualisation...)
Might be useful on some setups.
sorry if it has been posted before.
>>> https://bitsum.com/parkcontrol/
Looks complicated but I installed it with the default settings and so far all is perfect (it happened occasionally previously, but looks like it won't happen anymore). free version has all you need (and cpu usage visualisation...)
Might be useful on some setups.
sorry if it has been posted before.