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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:38:07
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not you undertow...kroneborg....
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:40:17
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Kroneborge has some good stuff but has only been making music for 4 years I think, he's like a younger brother and I'm trying to give him advice, I could have not been so directly...
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:44:02
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most of the more vitriolic complainants are, you are a fan/employee of another DAW provider - get a life REALLY!!!
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:47:17
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shawn@trustmedia.tv Kroneborge mikey I think you did a fine job of pointing fingers at everyone here "except" those that released a product that wasn't ready to be released yet. Hows that for humor? ; ) +1000 mikey I think you did a fine job of pointing fingers at everyone here "except" those that released a product that wasn't ready to be released yet. Hows that for humor? ; ) +1000
Look, I've done more with X1 than you can probably imagine, quit being so negative. There are a thousand ways to make a song...X1 was a great leap forward and your still stuck on the little things "I can't do THIS" well, use your iginuity and creativity and do THAT. I can't believe how negative people are in this forum...X1 works, I make music every day and when I have a problem I work around it...such is life...does life suck? were you "released" to soon? I don't think so... Ahh, here we go with the personal attacks. I've listend to your songs. They are ok. You're not the best thing sinced sliced bread so time to deflate that ego a bit and stop running your mouth. For me X1 doesn't work. I can't use it for any signficant period of time without crash after crash after crash. When X1B comes out I will try it again. If it's stable I will upgrade if not I will either check out the competition.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:48:27
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shawn@trustmedia.tv I have 4 gig...X64 win7 x64 SONAR X1a and alot of other multi-media apps, just really no junk, I'm pretty computer savvy it's an HPdv74069wm laptop I asked because of the information in this thread: http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2256308 (copied from another thread). Some people might be experiencing issues with those plugins / the pro channel. If Sonar is constantly crashing because of a bug, it is hard to just work around it and not be negative. Anyway, X1b will be out soon... UnderTow
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:48:58
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I'm sorry X1 doesn't work for you, it's a fantastic program, I'm sorry if that seemed like a personal attack on you.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:50:01
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shawn@trustmedia.tv Kroneborge has some good stuff but has only been making music for 4 years I think, he's like a younger brother and I'm trying to give him advice, I could have not been so directly... Note I've been using Sonar since version 2. and making music before that. I do ok but not am not as good as I could be. I had to focus my efforts on getting my CPA license etc. These are all compromises that we have to make. I love doing music but until it pays the bills it's just a part time gig.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:50:01
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How old are you, I'm 38 I bet your about 35...you are my younger brother, musicaly...
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:50:31
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shawn@trustmedia.tv How old are you, I'm 38 I bet your about 35...you are my younger brother, musicaly... 34 in May. You got me.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:51:06
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shawn@trustmedia.tv I'm sorry X1 doesn't work for you, it's a fantastic program, I'm sorry if that seemed like a personal attack on you. Apology accepted. We are cool then.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:53:05
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Believe it or not I was actually going to ask if I could take Back to the Breackbeat and collabe over the top of it, I'll ask now but I want The cakewalk Bundle File, we have overlapping VST's
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 14:58:02
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Oh wait, I don't have Symphonic or Izotope, render those track, ifact rendar all tracks...
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 15:03:18
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Yes, I always render all my stuff now. I've found out the hardway that if you don't when you come back years alter you might not be able to make changes In particular I would like to do that with some of my him hop stuff but Sonar isn't reconginzing the plugin even when I have it installed. I do have an account setup where I can upload bundle files. If I remember tonight I will upload the bundle and send you a link.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 15:11:10
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John I have 8 GB in my system. I have had no real issues. Even with using the plugins Noel listed. Do you know how hard you are pushing your system/ram while recording. It could be that your projects still are not exceeding 4 gig, therefore you are not seeing any real issues? It's just a curious question, certainly not questioning your statement in any way
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 15:31:28
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Do you know how hard you are pushing your system/ram while recording. It could be that your projects still are not exceeding 4 gig, therefore you are not seeing any real issues? It's just a curious question, certainly not questioning your statement in any way Very good thought. I don't believe I do use a lot of RAM. Every time I check its rather low and it surprises me that I don't use much RAM. Now that doesn't mean I check much though.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 15:43:59
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i7/16GB ram Win 7 x64 SONAR Platinum Producer x64 VS-700 C&R Octa-Capture and VS-100 for live recording
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 15:46:08
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John Do you know how hard you are pushing your system/ram while recording. It could be that your projects still are not exceeding 4 gig, therefore you are not seeing any real issues? It's just a curious question, certainly not questioning your statement in any way Very good thought. I don't believe I do use a lot of RAM. Every time I check its rather low and it surprises me that I don't use much RAM. Now that doesn't mean I check much though. Next time your working with Sonar, open the Task Manager and monitor the size (memory consumption) of the SONARPDR file, not the RAM usage of the system itself. You'll get a really good handle on how much ram various plugins and VSTi's use (and see if it's released properly when removed).
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 15:49:25
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codamedia John Do you know how hard you are pushing your system/ram while recording. It could be that your projects still are not exceeding 4 gig, therefore you are not seeing any real issues? It's just a curious question, certainly not questioning your statement in any way Very good thought. I don't believe I do use a lot of RAM. Every time I check its rather low and it surprises me that I don't use much RAM. Now that doesn't mean I check much though. Next time your working with Sonar, open the Task Manager and monitor the size (memory consumption) of the SONARPDR file, not the RAM usage of the system itself. You'll get a really good handle on how much ram various plugins and VSTi's use (and see if it's released properly when removed). great tip, I just might do that. Should be interesting at least.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 16:00:30
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Next time your working with Sonar, open the Task Manager and monitor the size (memory consumption) of the SONARPDR file, not the RAM usage of the system itself. You'll get a really good handle on how much ram various plugins and VSTi's use (and see if it's released properly when removed). I don't use the Task Manger for that I have an applet that is part of the sidebar that shows this all the time. However when I use Sonar any version I use its performance meter for noting what Sonar is doing only. What the Task Manager says is going to be very different from what Sonar is using and doing. That is a total display for the entire system and really has little to do with Sonar. What the Performance Meter says is accurate for knowing what Sonar's condition is. BTW this is under Vista 64 bits. In other words when reporting performance here on this forum use the built in Performance Meter because that is the one that actually maters. Also it will not cause confusion. We can't compare these two very different measurements with any comprehension or confidence. They are not going to be anywhere near one system and another. Where the CW meter can be compared from system to system.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 16:38:48
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John, I think you misunderstood what I was saying. I'm not saying to review the ram usage of the system in the task manager, I'm saying to review the ram usage of "SONARPDR.EXE" in the task manager! That's very different and will only show you the actual memory that process is using. All of the plugins will show up in this usage as they are loaded and unloaded. As for the Sonar meter, your right - that only monitors what Sonar is doing but so does the task manager when you look at the usage of the individual file(s). What makes task manager better - is that is reads out exact numbers (ie:727,868K) , not just a little % graph that doesn't really tell you how much it is using (which in fairness is fine for casual monitoring). It's under the "Processes Tab" in the task manager, and it's not a graph (which is the performance tab)
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 17:10:11
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Task Manager is not accurate for Sonar. Sonar uses Bitbridge and that wont show up under TM with just Sonar. However the memory usage when moused over in the PM in Sonar will say the total amount of committed (its term) memory used. Again I recommend using the the PM in Sonar because it will relate only Sonar memory and accurately. No it is not down to the byte level but its good enough. The TM will give only what Sonar uses as a block without taking into account what JBridge and Bitbridge are using. For example in one project TM is 193,160 K used for Sonar X1 yet X1 lists 2.4 MB used.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 18:15:03
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If (like me) you are an enthusiast - chill (go play your guitar, piano, mongolian nose flute (delete as appropriate) and have another beer. I can't play my Mongolian nose flute because everytime I do I get snot in it and I keep asking the Mongolians to fix it, but they just tell me to blow my nose before playing it... What to do? What to do?
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 19:34:55
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Kroneborge Yes, I always render all my stuff now. I've found out the hardway that if you don't when you come back years alter you might not be able to make changes In particular I would like to do that with some of my him hop stuff but Sonar isn't reconginzing the plugin even when I have it installed. I do have an account setup where I can upload bundle files. If I remember tonight I will upload the bundle and send you a link. Awesome!
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 19:45:12
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The TM will give only what Sonar uses as a block without taking into account what JBridge and Bitbridge are using. John: Thanks for that explanation. Since I don't use 64bit that doesn't apply to me, so I was not aware that those were ignored by TM. On a 32 bit system it "seems" very accurate, and anything loaded into Sonar shows up immediately. Makes me wonder though - where does BitBridge and JBridge show up in Process Tab of the task manager on a 64 bit system. Do they show up as a separate process? Not for a moment would I believe Windows would completely lose track of those resources - or would I
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 19:46:32
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what is a performance module??? <----
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 19:49:18
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Makes me wonder though - where does BitBridge and JBridge show up in Process Tab of the task manager on a 64 bit system. Do they show up as a separate process? Not for a moment would I believe Windows would completely lose track of those resources - or would I Those are listed as independent processes. Windows can't know what is going on. LOL Don't ask me why. But it has some advantages.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 20:50:12
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chuckebaby what is a performance module??? <---- lol
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 22:57:41
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that thing thats exploding??
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/18 23:47:57
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chuckebaby that thing thats exploding?? Note though, if it explodes to early that is a sign of operator error. It can also cause other problems.
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Re:Intelligent beings of the [cakewalk] world unite!
2011/03/19 00:26:03
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[q]Look, I've done more with X1 than you can probably imagine, quit being so negative. There are a thousand ways to make a song...X1 was a great leap forward and your still stuck on the little things "I can't do THIS" well, use your iginuity and creativity and do THAT. I can't believe how negative people are in this forum...X1 works, I make music every day and when I have a problem I work around it...such is life...does life suck? were you "released" to soon? [/q] Shawn its not negative when you are only speaking the truth. Im glad it works for you, but that doesnt change the fact that X1 was flawed out of the gate, no matter how you want to paint it. Why else would there need to be such extreme fixes being made in the x1b patch? Have a look at the amount of fixes being done to this if you dont believe me. And yes, these are patch fixes and not adds in most all cases... And as far as making music, good for you. Thats why we are here isnt it? Im 53 btw. Was I released to soon? Maybe so... But that only means I was doing music back in the 60's on 1/4 inch reel and cassette tape probably before you were even a twinkle in your daddys eye. ; )
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