EnergyXT + Software Gratuito

[jj_henandez]

Asus P5K SE FSB 1333Mhz DDR2 1066
Intel® Core2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHZ SKT775 2X4MB Cache BUS 1066MHZ
Kingstone 2Gb Pc 800
Western Digital CAVIAR SE 250GB 8MB 7200RPM SATA II
Asus - EN7200GS/ HTD/ 256M PCI-E (sem ventoinha)
+ caixa de linha branca com fonte de 520 w incluida

Comprei as peças e montei eu ficou por 535 euros +ou- ja a 5 meses (sem monitor)

Este Pc nem quer saber se o energyXt é ou nao multicore... acredita nunca passa dos 30 35% e eu sou do tipo de gajo que so faço render ou bounce durante o processo de composiçao quando é mesmo necessario , quando quero fazer uma cena que seja mesmo impossivel de fazer com os instrumentos tipo tens 1 som de synth com bue de LFO's a fazem uma sequencia tipo 4 bars e eu so quero aproveitar da 1.3 a 2.3 pra por a passagem do beat 1.3 pra começar no inicio do compasso ai ja faço SOLO RENDER e ta la... isto foi so um exemplo claro k faço em muitas outras situaçoes.... um projeto meu tem a volta de 2 ou 3 caixas de ritmo, 8 a 12 synth e samplers, fx nem sei... pra ai 30 e algumas pistas de audio, quanto axo que esta a ficar mais ou menos pronta ai já começo a fazer render pista a pista sem os fx's, esses volto a por nas pistas de audio respetivas. Mas é como te digo o pc ta escelente.


Ya vou fazer um test drive ao Nebula valeu pela dica


Fica bem

[büna]

o bug dos sends no xt2 foi finalmente isolado e corrigido. tinha a ver com plugins com multi-out e pdc(compensação de latência). isto põe o xt2 na mesma liga que os restantes daw (o xt1.4 já lá estava ), finalmente.

outra funcionalidade interessante a ser recentemente incorporada foi "- added option to export one file per track" ... o que dá um jeitão para exportar temas em partes para usar no ableton live (por exemplo).

boas férias ppl.

[büna]

quem tiver trabalho feito no xt2 pode finalmente xporta-lo para outro software... parecem haver alguns bugs, mas pelo menos para o ableton live parece funcionar. o xt2 continua a ser uma ferramenta sem paralelo em termos de usabilidade, sendo uma pena que por tão pouco (um acordo com a behriger e a perspectiva de um pouco de visibilidade) esta empresa tenha optado por tratar mal os seus clientes durante meio ano.

continuo a usar o xt1.4, e agora com a adição de midi export ao xt2 sou gajo para o usar de vez em quando. pelo preço de 49€ que tinha ha 1 ano e tal, valeria a pena... hoje em dia... poupem para o ableton live. podia ter outra opinião se tivesse sido melhor tratado enquanto cliente. mas, infelizmente a seguinte citação do forum kvr resume os meus sentimentos em relação ao marketing do xt2:

"importing midi files from the new xt2 beta into the latest version of ableton live seems to work.

here ends my beef with xt software. however, i think they made some bad judgement calls regarding respect for the users in the recent past. plus pretty daft marketing - i'm sorry m8, but you do look like a vampire in that video.

now i have a way of salvaging many hours of work without putting nearly as many hours into the process, which is all i could *really* ask for. no one forced me into using xt2... it was a personal choice based on the promise of a workflow that (still) makes sense for me.

it was a conscious choice between knowing that some features weren't implemented/were experimental and the general experience of spending many hours at a computer composing music. i always felt that any complaints i may have should be carefully pondered against the fact of the simple existence of xt2. no xt2... no complaints to begin with, right? so i tried to be as patient as i could before complaining. i ended up complaining a lot. and on top of that i was blatently lied to in what concerns xt2.5's january release. i'm trying to be fair here... and... yes... i was lied to.

my grievance towards xt software was that they chose to lie to me and dozens/hundreds of other human beings that trusted them (morally/ethically, not by any particular rule of law) making them choose a particular course of action in their day-to-day life as opposed to another. meaning... if i had known for sure that midi export would be added to xt2 at the end of febuary, i could have done something different with the few spare time i have for music (amidst work) in the meantime. that's all i ever asked for: honesty, as opposed to a "marketing strategy" based on the flawed status quo in which our society resides. maybe that was asking too much. and after being able to salvage my work, i no longer hold a grudge towards xt software.

i have a deep respect for the time any person puts into a project that might benifit others. might that be a movie, work of art in it's many disciplines... or a software tool. this means that i rarely feel the need to complain about something that other people are putting a effort into providing me: as long as those persons follow through on the same principles.

best of luck jorgen, i hope that someday i can genuinely pick up the midi export enabled version of xt2 and make music with it. the problem right now is that it's been a long time coming, and no one came forth the tell me how long it would take.

edit:

me taking back the comparison with george w. bush depends on obama being any better, which i doubt at the moment. sorry... t'was the heat of the moment that made me write that.... but the cold reality of this moment won't allow me any other stance."