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C-16 possibly dead. [message #57972]

Wed, 07 September 2005 17:22

Rob Arsenault

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Registered: September 2005

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> >Senderella newest version has a redirect option so you can send the
signal
> >and not hear (or hear) the dry signal if you want.
> >It has 64 bussses ! nad now saves its condition and prest (the version
> >before could not) after saving your song.
> >
> >2. Senderella works across submixes ! but the latency in beetween
submixes
> >has to be taken into consideration.
> >
> >3. So possible uses are
> >a} Use your favorite DX/VS

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Re: C-16 possibly dead. [message #58011 is a reply to message #57972]

Thu, 08 September 2005 18:34

Rob Arsenault

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Registered: September 2005

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> > >VST....
> >
> >13. FFX-4 also has a low 4096 samples latency for UAD plugz. If
=
>you think
> >that is big note that FXpansion wrapper that you guys were =
>using gives 16384
> >samples of latency !!
> >
> >14. So you wrap senderella with Spinaudiolite.
> >
> >15. You put senderella on the audio tracks you wanna send to a
=
>reverb, put
> >the send volume accordingly and redirect (full to the right) =
>because
> >Spinaudio mixes two times the sound of the track)
> >
> >16. On audio tracks 15 and 16 you put two 16bit empty long =
>files (5 minutes
> >or more,whatever)
> >17. On track 15 you open as STEREO the senderella again =
>(spinaudiolite
> >wrapped) and put senderella as receiver .
> >Then on next native slot you open FFX-4 on track 15 as STEREO =
>again.
> >
>

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