Right on, Gabriel! In the past, I have done miracles even with an old Canvas
and before with an older ill-sounding Kawai! Now, could someone please let
me know if the EWQL is compatible with Jscripts 8.5 and Sonar 8? I am
specially interested in the setting of sounds! Look forward to hearing from
you guys.
Best,
Rubens
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gabriel Benhur Schuck" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, June 24, 2011 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Jsonar] JSonar scripts in conflict with sonar
Exactly ... That's why I said they could use with my machine ... And if I
really wanted to work with more audio tracks and soft sint in general, I
could simply
use the resources "Freese" and "unfreese" which also help a lot. This thesis
stating that the most basic machines can not take anything away from
performance to
me is not true, I even did a musical production in cubase using more than 4
tracks only virtual instruments and the result was even more than expected.
It's hard
to believe, but if you know your equipment and knows the limits he has, you
can do miracles with it even if it is really something quite simple. Thanks,
Gabriel
-----Mensagem original-----
De: "Peter Torpey" <[email protected]>
Para: "'JSonar -- JAWS Scripts for Sonar discussion list'"
<[email protected]>
Data: Sexta, 24 de Junho de 2011 11:57
Assunto: Re: [Jsonar] JSonar scripts in conflict with sonar
Chris,
I basically agree with you, however, what one can do with Sonar and a lesser
powered computer does depend somewhat on what kinds of projects a person is
working on.
For example, if you're just recording and processing a single stereo track,
this might work okay. Processing might take a bit longer, but it will work.
Maybe even having a midi track or two with soft synths would be okay.
but, as you say, as soon as you get into a reasonably sized project, you
could be severely bogged down.
--Pete
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Chris Belle
Sent: Friday, June 24, 2011 5:33 AM
To: JSonar -- JAWS Scripts for Sonar discussion list
Subject: Re: [Jsonar] JSonar scripts in conflict with sonar
go look at the minimum specs cakewalk recommends for sonar 8.5
then go do your research on the differences
between a real computer and a netbook, the
sub-systems, and ram, and slow hard-drives etc.
Daws require a lot more from a computer, and yes,
the sound card is only one of those issues, you
might have gotten by with using sonar 6, but it
couldn't have run well on a netbook.
Cubass is a good product, and well respected in
the industry, again I submit it's probably your
inadequate hardware which is causing the problem.
Nothing personal, I've been doing this a lot of
years, and I teach this stuff every day.
I just wish to save you lots of frustration,
because you will eventually come to the
conclusion that you need better hardware.
I guarantee no audio professionals in any studio
would be using netbooks to do anything serious with.
If you are getting audio drop-outs, well, your computer can't keep up
YOu can disable certain things and try to squeeze
more performance by shutting down stuff, but your
already in a very marginal situation.
But if you know better, then I wish you lots of luck 'smile'.
At 10:04 PM 6/23/2011, you wrote:
Hello Chris.
Your observation is very interesting, I really
would have to have a more robust computer for
this purpose. But I want to note that when using sonar 6.0, the tools
could run reasonably well, and there were not
invested in an external card. You acknowledge
that, without using the external card, the computer has a greater amount
of information to process, since the basic
internal cards for computers are not designed
for such functions. Therefore, I disagree with the thesis that I could
not get any performance using a netbook, as I
said, I've had the experience to run VSTi
plugins on the board inside the netbook and I see no problem no run on the
sonar 8.0. As for the investment of a better
computer, I think everything has its time, I can
not go investing all the good and the best can not afford. So I believe
I can get reasonable performance with what I
have, and this can not be the only solution to solve the problem.
While I can not properly use sonar, I'm using
Cubase 5.0 with great difficulty, by its
interface more inaccessible than the performance
he is presenting on my machine,
which is very reasonable as not to get to
serious problems. Cubase was chosen in terms of
a music course and I'm doing is working relatively well. Even with respect
to two applications, cubase is much more
unstable than the sonar. In version 6 Sonar no
longer has support for most cards asio, lives in version 8.0 has problems
in time to put in effect by choosing tracks midi
controlers ... Anyway, I think this is not the
only solution. Greetings, Gabriel
-----Mensagem original-----
De: Chris Belle <[email protected]>
Para: JSonar -- JAWS Scripts for Sonar discussion list <[email protected]>
Data: Quinta, 23 de Junho de 2011 20:27
Assunto: Re: [Jsonar] JSonar scripts in conflict with sonar
It's a big mistake to expect any decent performance with a netbook.
netbooks are cheap low performance computers,
never mind the specs, what's under the hood is
roughly equivalent to a pentium 3 700 mhz
machine, and just be glad it's working at all.
I went through this with one of my students who
insisted on using a netbook, and we wasted lots
of time trying to put things to rights which will never work.
YOu just don't have a computer powerful enough to run sonar 8.5 properly.
I might run sonar 4 on it, or reaper
with light loads, not expecting any processing
but to track with, but you should get a more
powerful computer, and if you expect good laptop
performance, you need to be very picky and choosy
about which models, and again, you get what you pay for.
Best regards.
At 06:13 PM 6/23/2011, you wrote:
>Hello everyone!
>It is the first time that I am part of this list
>as I think everyone here does not know me, I should introduce myself.
>My name is Gabriel Benhur Schuck, I'm from
>Brazil and Counseling to join this list by
>Victor Tsaran to ask him to help solve a few
problems I have with both scripts
>and sonar, as if they were in conflict. Still
>could not figure out what might be happening
>and, as Victor said, because a lot of hardware / software
>configurations that can be made, it is difficult
>to JSonar or other developers are able to
>determine what would be recommended. For this reason, I am asking for
>your
>help, as it has become
>a task of my day to day doing music production
>and the use of software that do not waste my
>time with interfaces unfriendly and inaccessible, such as Sonar.
>I was using version 6.0, and not be working with
>the asio of my external card, migrated to
>version 8.0. I downloaded all the scripts correct and I opted for
automatic
>installation. Until then everything was working
>perfectly. But suddenly, I started having
>problems when playing virtual instruments in real-time execution. began
>the message sonar audio dropout. I did all the
>suggestions found in the program's help, but to
>no avail. I chose to reinstall the software and also the scripts,
>but I could not run the setup Wisard and
>activate the JSonar control surfaces properly. When I tried to re-enable
the
>file before running Sonar Producer 8.0
>accessibility mode.reg , said it was already
>active. In sonar, going into options and then
click Control surfaces, appeared
>the JSonar active control surfaces. Plugins returned
>to work, but it did not take long for the
>performance of the sonar had before. Now, the
current situation is as follows:
>When I open a new project in the application
>that generally has four blank tracks and you
>want to insert a VSTi plugin with the option insert> soft sint, the
script
>does not follow this change and states that
>still has four tracks on the project, thus
>ignoring what had been added. This sometimes happens, sometimes not. When
>it happens, the plugin (any one that is) does
>not play. But when the script recognizes, then
>they usually work, although it is always necessary to manually adjust
>the output of a midi track to the plugin, which
>until then was done automatically. I'm using an
>Acer Aspire One netbook with Windows XP. Intel (r) Atom (tm) 1.60GHz
>with 2 GB ram, 160 gb hd and sound card usb
>PreSonus AudioBox. Jaws 12.0.1158. Maximum
>display resolution set to 100 X 600 pixels. 32-bit color quality.
>Obsefvação: The reason I made the migration to
>Sonar 8 was precisely because it offers better
>support for asio most boards that support this feature, as is the
>case of AudioBox. I tried to check out other
>versions, but can not work with the board in
>this mode and nothing worked to solve the problem. Moreover, if the
script
>is presenting these strange behaviors with the
>sonar, it's impossible to know for sure if the
>JSonar Control Surface is set up correctly. I hope you can help me,
>because I had to use it much. Thanks, Gabriel
>
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