Vintage channel 64 manual

Forums Posts Latest Posts. View More. Recent Blog Posts. Recent Photos. View More Photo Galleries. Unread PMs. Forum Themes Mobile Progressive. Fortunately, Cakewalk discovered that the problem affected only those who implemented a registry tweak that disables the generation of MS-DOS-compatible short file names. Although this is claimed to increase performance with partitions that have lots of files with long file names, it will 'break' some functions within programs.

In this case, the way in which Sonar reads VST effects was affected. As the tweak can also interfere with programs other than Sonar , if you've done it, it's best to return to the default setting. Click on the parameter labelled 'NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation'.

The part called Main Section — which describes how the inter-module routing works, as well as the main controls — is missing from the contents page. To find it, click on the manual's Index tab, then double-click on 'Routings'. Scroll upward to see the rest of the manual's documentation on the Main Section. The Noise Gate is very simple, but it is possible to tweak it to obtain some non-traditional effects.

Like the noise gate, this is a simple processor that has uses other than its intended one. OK, let's cover some basics! VC64 is a multi-function audio processor that's reasonably kind to your CPU. Its roster of effects includes a noise gate, de-esser, two compressors and two equalisers, each of the last having four stages of multi-mode equalisation: parametric, low shelving, high shelving, low pass and high pass.

What makes VC64 really interesting is that it has multiple signal-routing presets. For example, compressors can be 'patched' in series or in parallel, and side-chaining is also possible within the channel strip, to allow for frequency-conscious compression. I'll give a brief rundown of each section, then we'll have a look at the applications made possible by the different routings.

The noise gate is one of the simplest modules, consisting solely of a 'power' button, Threshold control, Decay Time control and meter. You can't set a particular amount of gate attenuation the only choice is off or on , nor can you set an attack time. However, in addition to gating out noise, the processor does offer one useful effect: tightening up of percussive sounds. Set a relatively high threshold and a short decay and you can reduce leakage in drum parts, as well as cutting down hi-hat, tom and cymbal decays.

With full drum or percussion loops, you can sometimes set the threshold high enough to leave the snare and kick sounds intact but remove lower-level percussive sounds. The de-esser above is basically a frequency-conscious compressor. The Frequency control sets the frequency above which compression occurs, while the Threshold control sets the level needed to trigger compression. Aside from de-essing vocals, I've found this useful for taming over-prominent hi-hats in dance music drum loops, as well as reducing the 'buzziness' of distorted signals with lots of highs.

By this stage of your careers you probably know how compressors work, so we'll forgo the standard tour of the compressor features and instead jump into what's different. First of all, there are two compressors, which opens up a range of applications that we'll cover shortly.

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The EQ combines the sound of a classic equalizer from the s with a wide range of practical. The is a stereo compressor that has brought numerous professional productions to sonic. Modeled with. This plug-in combines the best qualities of the most popular classical phasers. Thanks to a large.