This question is aimed to all you guys who have larger DSP-systems. How do you work initially? I am thinking of taking a big step and getting two more Pulsar 2 cards.
Do you have large start-up projects, with reverbs and syntesizers already connected or do you start all over again with each new project?
Carl.
Large DSP-systems
I have 21 DSP.
My startup project has not gone bigger, although I made some templates that are larger. Large projects are slow as a starter.
Looking forward to read more.
My startup project has not gone bigger, although I made some templates that are larger. Large projects are slow as a starter.
Looking forward to read more.
more has been done with less
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Yep. That's the downside, but I was thinking that maybe that would speed up work when you're making music.
Already make all asio-connections available and connected to the mixer. And always have a couple of busses for: reverb (maybe two of them - one for vocals and one for large effects), distortion, compressor, chorus and so on. That way you could try diffent settings very quick when making music.
Carl.
Already make all asio-connections available and connected to the mixer. And always have a couple of busses for: reverb (maybe two of them - one for vocals and one for large effects), distortion, compressor, chorus and so on. That way you could try diffent settings very quick when making music.
Carl.
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hubird
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same policy here.
In case of forced restarts or testing situations a very small start project like the initial start project is very pleasant.
So I prefer to load the project I'm working on by hand.
But of course I have several 'big' start projects to choose from, like Song Start, Mastering, Optical-In Recording, etc.
The same with Cubase.
As a preference the program starts with my 'empty' auto load song, while I used to start with 'the last song loaded'.
A auto load starter is safer in case of ASIO or (on Mac) OMS or other troubles, Cubase can easier return to default settings.
After years of trying to be smart I today choose for safe and basic
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Let There Be Music!
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2002-12-30 09:39 ]</font>
]same policy here.
In case of forced restarts or testing situations a very small start project like the initial start project is very pleasant.
So I prefer to load the project I'm working on by hand.
But of course I have several 'big' start projects to choose from, like Song Start, Mastering, Optical-In Recording, etc.
The same with Cubase.
As a preference the program starts with my 'empty' auto load song, while I used to start with 'the last song loaded'.
A auto load starter is safer in case of ASIO or (on Mac) OMS or other troubles, Cubase can easier return to default settings.
After years of trying to be smart I today choose for safe and basic
_________________
Let There Be Music!
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2002-12-30 09:39 ]</font>