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@01halo, I think the little “gauge” on the left is more accurate than the digital read out. Plus everything I do jumps up in cpu when I’m running the screen capture softwareit’s a monster, especially when running it with audio software.Once I get my new pc built, faster processor etc, that shouldn’t be a problem when running camtasia.As far as audio goes, I don’t have any problems or cpu issues, only when I open up this screen capture software. To be fair, I’m not running the newest version of it either lol, I’m sure they (screen capture software company) optimized it in their newer version, which I’ll probably get at some point, but it works for now. @saintjoe, Yes sir.

My old PC is a Core 2 Quad as well with 4GB of RAM so I when I ran across MidiOverLan I figured the benefit for one was that I’ll still have access to the apps on that PC that required dongles which also lets me eliminate reinstalling those apps onto my Miko again. New apps will go on the Miko and most of the apps I’ve been using up to this point will be housed on my other PC. Doing this I get the best of both processors without taxing the RAM out on either PC.

(Also the other benefit of this is that I’ll still have access to my Motif XS which I have connected to my other PC) and I can rotate the host from PC to PC and easily have access to the sounds stored on either PC at the same time depending on the project I’m working on (the same could be said for my midi controllers) I’ll have total control of midi and how to deploy it. @saintjoe, Yeah bro FX-Teleport will do nicely.

It allows me to open up the VSTs from my 2nd computer and I’m not getting any latency (Its creating VST wrappers with the suffix (LAN) attached and putting those in my VST folder on my HOST PC where my DAW is so once I open the DAW I have access to all the VSTs from the slave PC. Also the audio is being brought over to my DAW as well. I just bounced a midi track of a VST that’s on the slave PC using Studio One and it works great.FX-Teleport has a 14-day trial but it only cost $99 so its not a bad price for what it does. I’m gonna mess around with it some more and after my trial ends I’m sure I’ll buy it unless I find something better but I doubt I willthis app is dope. Hi SaintJoe,First of all thanks for all of your testing and very clear reviews.I’m working with the Maschine now for a while and I love it. I’m liking the workflow and sequencing so much that I want to use it as my DAW too. There are a few restrictions though as you know.

One of those is that I’d like to start using my VST(i)’s and as long as NI doesn’t implement this I will need some kind of host. Looks like the one since Steinberg’s V-Stack still doesn’t support W7-64 (as far as I know). Ofcourse there are other possibilities like Ableton, Reaper, Renoise etc. What is your preferred way so far? I tried Ableton but didn’t really like it, except may’be using it for the final end-mix or live situation where I combine Dj-ing (NI TS Pro) with my own tracks.Another thing I kinda miss is an arpeggiator, I do have some hardware with arps but depending on the setup I use they are or are not available to use, so do you have any software suggestions in this area?Keep on. @Korenelius, word, wellmost 32 bit applications still work with windows 7, it’s just that if you have a 64 bit host, it will only use 64 bit plugins unless it has a built in bridge to use both.

Basically 64 bit plugins break the limits of memory, etc that 32 bit applications have. So 64 bit plugins can access more ram and such. Doesn’t make as much difference for synths as it does sample based products, but having a native 64 bit plugin in a 64 bit host will have better performance than using a conversion bridge to use 32 bit plugins in a 64 bit hostso to speak.

TEAM R2R 31.17 MBThis VST host has been designed to meet the requirements of musicians and sound engineers in live situations. As a serious musician, you surely need a complete DAW to record your music, but when you are in front of your audience, it may be easier to use something dedicated to live situations. And during live situations, the access to your instruments and effects must be fast and intuitive.

The adjustment of these must be done efficiently, and the necessary software sub layers running on your computer should not be your concern when it comes to play or produce music.BloXpander has been designed with in mind, the obsession to provide an easy to use “machine” powered by advanced features. It was important that both the beginner and the professional easily find the features they need, without being visually swamped with what is unnecessary during a session.Nowadays, the musical possibilities offered by our computers are far more than what I could have expected 15 years ago. However, some of us do not have the desire to disperse their time in a lot of “computer geeks” activities, because they are just passionate about music.In the past, the access to audio hardware wasn’t that easy because of its price.

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Today, we have an easier access to an arsenal of powerful tools but we usually don’t use every available thing on a daily basis.FeaturesASIO Host for VST plugins (Windows only)24 channels4 Auxiliary bus + 1 Master bus6 inserts per channels (theoretical 174 Instrumetns / FX slots).