Ignore my question – got through to the download page and seen release notes

Richard

Is there a link anywhere that explains what some of these new features do other than the release notes.

Im very familiar with constant Q and proportional Q GEQs, but what are the attributes of the the Digi Q and hybrid GEQs?

Is the Didi EQ what I know as true response or perfect Q – adjacent bands with the same boost will sum flat without error …. and the hybrid is that half way between proportional and constant Q or is asymmetric with a proportional Q boost and constant Q cut etc. etc?

The multiband compressor is offered as a 3 or 4 band type. It looks like the crossover slopes are different (?) 6dB/oct for the 3 way (I assume for minimum phase error) and 12dB/oct for the 4 band. Is this correct?

FWIW – Im familiar with Dynamic EQs, but if you are not this may help -https://www.bssaudio.com/product_downloads/User_Manuals/dpr901iium.pdf

Peter

Hey Peter,

For the differences between the GEQ try:
Help -> Help Content -> FX and Processing -> Graphic EQ.
The Slope of the Multiband-Compressor can be changed between 6dB, 18 dB and 24 dB by pressing the Slope-Button in the upper right corner of the multiband-compressor-window.

By the way: The explanation of the Below-Threshold-Compression/Expansion in the link you posted is very good.

Cheers,

Mario

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Originally posted by Christopher Johnson

Looks like the Multicast On or Off went away. Is that a concern?

CRJ
Oswego, IL

T112 & iDR48
Sony F 1.73GHZ I7 8 Core
Win 7 Pro 500GB HD 8G RAM
TP-Link WR1043ND & Airport Express

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AH, does this mean it is on or off by default?

I read somewhere, probably in the release notes, that multicast went away because of few routers supporting it properly and metering is unicast now.

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad2

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Originally posted by sraymond

I read somewhere, probably in the release notes, that multicast went away because of few routers supporting it properly and metering is unicast now.

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad2

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I didn’t see that in the release notes.

CRJ
Oswego, IL

T112 & iDR48
Sony F 1.73GHZ I7 8 Core
Win 7 Pro 500GB HD 8G RAM
TP-Link WR1043ND & Airport Express

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Originally posted by Christopher Johnson

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Originally posted by sraymond

I read somewhere, probably in the release notes, that multicast went away because of few routers supporting it properly and metering is unicast now.

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad2

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I didn’t see that in the release notes.

CRJ
Oswego, IL

T112 & iDR48
Sony F 1.73GHZ I7 8 Core
Win 7 Pro 500GB HD 8G RAM
TP-Link WR1043ND & Airport Express

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Found it on the website…..firmware notes….

Multicast router capability no longer required: Wireless broadcast of iLive metering for MixPad and Editor no longer uses Multicast. This allows a greater choice of routers that should be able to work with iLive. The Multicast option on the iLive Surface has been removed.

Also in the editor notes….

Metering no longer multicast – Due to the inability of many routers to handle multicast correctly’, the broadcasting of iLive metering over the network has been changed and the multicast option removed.

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad2

Hi Guys

The tweak app is slightly behind the main release – I pushed it to Apple for approval yesterday, the turn around is normally about 5 working days.

R.E Multicast it doesn’t matter you can turn it on or off, the metering is now sent using unicast UDP.

Cheers

Andy
A&H