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2002-04-01 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
> > >My name is Karen and I am a blonde SWF that has been on the Internet dating scene for about a yeat without a lot of luck :-( I am bisexual and have been looking for an female or couple for a discrete relationship. > Who forgot to change his/her marketing preferences at Yahoogroups? :-)))))) -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck joeri@... Belway Productions - http://www.belway.com List-admin Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM
2002-04-01 by Dan Chapman
on 4/1/02 3:36 AM, Joeri Vankeirsbilck at joeri@... wrote: >> >> >> My name is Karen and I am a blonde SWF that has been on the Internet dating >> scene for about a yeat without a lot of luck :-( I am bisexual and have been >> looking for an female or couple for a discrete relationship. >> > Who forgot to change his/her marketing preferences at Yahoogroups? :-)))))) Hello! Can we get rid of these new spams as a group or do we all have to adjust "marketing preferences" in our yahoo accounts? What a hassle. Dan Chapman
2002-04-01 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
> > >>>My name is Karen and I am a blonde SWF that has been on the Internet dating >>>scene for about a yeat without a lot of luck :-( I am bisexual and have been >>>looking for an female or couple for a discrete relationship. >>> >>Who forgot to change his/her marketing preferences at Yahoogroups? :-)))))) >> >Hello! Can we get rid of these new spams as a group or do we all have to >adjust "marketing preferences" in our yahoo accounts? What a hassle. > This is a spammer that got through the Yahoogroups filters. I've filtered it out for the LUG, but since this is an unmoderated list, I couldn't filter it out. The person is now banned though. As for the marketing preferences. I'm currently gathering some information and I'm putting it online. I'll send an email to all lists with tips how to switch everything off etc. Bye, Joeri -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck joeri@... Belway Productions - http://www.belway.com List-admin Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM
2002-04-03 by rho_dez
girls seem to like guys with huge exs24 libraries .... --- In exs-users@y..., Dan Chapman <dan@c...> wrote: > on 4/1/02 3:36 AM, Joeri Vankeirsbilck at joeri@b... wrote: > > >> > >> > >> My name is Karen and I am a blonde SWF that has been on the Internet dating > >> scene for about a yeat without a lot of luck :-( I am bisexual and have been > >> looking for an female or couple for a discrete relationship. > >> > > Who forgot to change his/her marketing preferences at Yahoogroups? :-)))))) > > > Hello! Can we get rid of these new spams as a group or do we all have to > adjust "marketing preferences" in our yahoo accounts? What a hassle. > > Dan Chapman
2002-04-03 by Phil Buckle
Since I got Logic 5.0.1 the other day I've been experimenting with the EXS(TDM). Could anyone throw some light on the following observations. I have used up to 16 EXS24 at one time, playing groove control drum loops and percussion plus bass. etc. There are 8 or 10 playing at the one time but there are all 16 cranking away all over the place. This results in very little movement of the Audio meter of the system performance display. Everything works well. However.......I ground my system to a halt by simply playing 4 EXS24's and 4 midi tracks!! I loaded 2 pianos and 2 string patches. This resulted in a "DTDM unable to communicate" error and the Audio meter peaking at 90 to 100% But obviously the system performance has nothing to do with the size of the samples in memory but with how many notes are playing simultaneously. So I guess that system performance of the EXS is determined by polyphony . I noticed that the 4 tracks that were playing had maybe 4 note chords playing simultaneously. In fact I noticed that the load of 1 EXS with a piano loaded is about the same as instantiating an EVP88 and playing the same part. Why is the EXS so power hungry when using a lot of polyphony? PS The new VSM extension made no difference at all to the test. I tried it both on and off. Phil Buckle.
2002-04-03 by Edmund Eagan
on 4/3/02 10:17, Phil Buckle at pbuckle@... wrote: > Why is the EXS so power hungry when using a lot of polyphony? EXS CPU consumption will go up if the sample played is being transposed up, as well (any from it's root key). Is that the case with you? -- --- -- -- -- Edmund Eagan http://www.twelfthroot.com/
2002-04-04 by Peter Duemmler
Well, SampleCell TDM uses its DSP, EXS runs on the host CPU (plus uses DSP for DirectConnect if used in a TDM environment). Peter --- http://www.merlinsound.de ----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Buckle" <pbuckle@...> To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 3:57 AM Subject: Re: [exs] EXS The power of polyphony > The piano was from the Emagic 5.0.1 disc and the strings were from the > Miroslav Vitous collection. I've been using the latter for years in Sample > Cell with zero drain on the CPU. > Phil Buckle.
2002-04-04 by Phil Buckle
on 4/4/02 6:24 AM, Edmund Eagan at ed@... wrote: > on 4/3/02 10:17, Phil Buckle at pbuckle@... wrote: > > >> Why is the EXS so power hungry when using a lot of polyphony? > > EXS CPU consumption will go up if the sample played is being transposed up, > as well (any from it's root key). > > Is that the case with you? > > -- --- -- -- -- > Edmund Eagan > http://www.twelfthroot.com/ > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > exs-users-unsubscribe@egroups.com > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > The piano was from the Emagic 5.0.1 disc and the strings were from the Miroslav Vitous collection. I've been using the latter for years in Sample Cell with zero drain on the CPU. Phil Buckle.
2002-04-04 by Phil Buckle
on 4/4/02 11:00 AM, Peter Duemmler at merlin@... wrote: > Well, SampleCell TDM uses its DSP, EXS runs on the host CPU (plus uses DSP > for DirectConnect if used in a TDM environment). > > Peter > --- > http://www.merlinsound.de > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Phil Buckle" <pbuckle@...> > To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 3:57 AM > Subject: Re: [exs] EXS The power of polyphony > > >> The piano was from the Emagic 5.0.1 disc and the strings were from the >> Miroslav Vitous collection. I've been using the latter for years in Sample >> Cell with zero drain on the CPU. >> Phil Buckle. > > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > exs-users-unsubscribe@egroups.com > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > I know. I was just having a frustrated little dig at one of the few down sides of Native processing. Don't worry I've fallen in love with the EXS. DNA Studios <dnanet@...> has pointed out the following... >Have you tried enabling the 32bit float option (EXS24 edit >window/edit/preferences/sample storage)? >All the instrument sample's will be converted to Logic's native 32bit float >audio format when you load an instrument into RAM. This will reduce the CPU >overhead somewhat as Logic will no longer need to perform a sample rate >conversion on the samples every time they are played. >It _will_ require extra RAM due to the extra bit length, but the original >sample on the hard drive won't be changed. Sounds like a good tip. Phil Buckle.
2002-04-07 by Muhammed Paul
> > > I know. I was just having a frustrated little dig at one of the few down > sides of Native processing. > Don't worry I've fallen in love with the EXS. > > Maybe it´s just time for considering to buy a new comp ;) I just produced a playback with 23 EXS instances plus Waves Rverb, Timeworks EQ´s a and a lot of big orchestra sample loaded in. My platform is an Athlon Tbird 1400MHz, 512MB DDR Greetings, Muhammed
2002-04-07 by yael
Maybe it\ufffds just time for considering to buy a new comp ;) I just produced a playback with 23 EXS instances plus Waves Rverb, Timeworks EQ\ufffds a and a lot of big orchestra sample loaded in. My platform is an Athlon Tbird 1400MHz, 512MB DDR Greetings, Muhammed ************** can we hear it ?? :o) Igor
2002-04-07 by Phil Buckle
on 4/7/02 7:40 PM, Muhammed Paul at muhammed@... wrote: >>> >> I know. I was just having a frustrated little dig at one of the few > down >> sides of Native processing. >> Don't worry I've fallen in love with the EXS. >> >> > Maybe it´s just time for considering to buy a new comp ;) I just > produced a playback with 23 EXS instances plus Waves Rverb, Timeworks > EQ´s a and a lot of big orchestra sample loaded in. > My platform is an Athlon Tbird 1400MHz, 512MB DDR > > > Greetings, > > Muhammed > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > exs-users-unsubscribe@egroups.com > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > Actually switching the EXS to 32bit made all the difference. I can have 24 EXS plus EVP88 plus Dynamo!! Because I run Mix x 2 and a D24 card I can have as many plugs as I want without touching the CPU. Not bad for a 4 year old machine. (ok the G3 card is only a year old) Phil Buckle.