This is called LTSC. It exists already.
October 15, 2025 at 8:10 PM
This is called LTSC. It exists already.
Compression with an attack that's slower than your transient, will in effect be an expander!
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
September 10, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Compression with an attack that's slower than your transient, will in effect be an expander!
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
Compressors are dynamics processors, that react to the input, and based on internal parameters then respond
This *can* in effect be instant, with the right design, but a lot of them don't have attack fast enough to make them what's effectively a clipper/saturation.
This *can* in effect be instant, with the right design, but a lot of them don't have attack fast enough to make them what's effectively a clipper/saturation.
September 10, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Compressors are dynamics processors, that react to the input, and based on internal parameters then respond
This *can* in effect be instant, with the right design, but a lot of them don't have attack fast enough to make them what's effectively a clipper/saturation.
This *can* in effect be instant, with the right design, but a lot of them don't have attack fast enough to make them what's effectively a clipper/saturation.
Not at all.
But I stopped using Ableton for Bitwig some time ago, and rarely look back aside from when I'm working on a collab at a friends place.
They seem to keep missing core problems and adding things like that. Stem separation is nice, if it's well integrated, for bootlegs but even that...
But I stopped using Ableton for Bitwig some time ago, and rarely look back aside from when I'm working on a collab at a friends place.
They seem to keep missing core problems and adding things like that. Stem separation is nice, if it's well integrated, for bootlegs but even that...
September 2, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Not at all.
But I stopped using Ableton for Bitwig some time ago, and rarely look back aside from when I'm working on a collab at a friends place.
They seem to keep missing core problems and adding things like that. Stem separation is nice, if it's well integrated, for bootlegs but even that...
But I stopped using Ableton for Bitwig some time ago, and rarely look back aside from when I'm working on a collab at a friends place.
They seem to keep missing core problems and adding things like that. Stem separation is nice, if it's well integrated, for bootlegs but even that...
How can you not like motorcycle jousting?
August 19, 2025 at 5:26 PM
How can you not like motorcycle jousting?
Yeah, quickly goes 30-100% more money for diminishing returns
4090 was the only high end that was "worth" it in the last while (if you could find one that was near msrp!)
Good to know, I'm looking to upgrade in a bit and the only card that looks like it makes sense to me for my uses is the 70ti
4090 was the only high end that was "worth" it in the last while (if you could find one that was near msrp!)
Good to know, I'm looking to upgrade in a bit and the only card that looks like it makes sense to me for my uses is the 70ti
August 16, 2025 at 2:22 AM
Yeah, quickly goes 30-100% more money for diminishing returns
4090 was the only high end that was "worth" it in the last while (if you could find one that was near msrp!)
Good to know, I'm looking to upgrade in a bit and the only card that looks like it makes sense to me for my uses is the 70ti
4090 was the only high end that was "worth" it in the last while (if you could find one that was near msrp!)
Good to know, I'm looking to upgrade in a bit and the only card that looks like it makes sense to me for my uses is the 70ti
I feel like that's the best choice in the current market if you need a new GPU
Lower end feels overpriced, higher end as well.
It would be great if AMD was more competitive in productivity apps (Blender is a big one for me) or supported their cards for longer in pro use
Lower end feels overpriced, higher end as well.
It would be great if AMD was more competitive in productivity apps (Blender is a big one for me) or supported their cards for longer in pro use
August 16, 2025 at 1:16 AM
I feel like that's the best choice in the current market if you need a new GPU
Lower end feels overpriced, higher end as well.
It would be great if AMD was more competitive in productivity apps (Blender is a big one for me) or supported their cards for longer in pro use
Lower end feels overpriced, higher end as well.
It would be great if AMD was more competitive in productivity apps (Blender is a big one for me) or supported their cards for longer in pro use