Is Mellowmuse really worth it ?

[notrude55]

It's a +1 for me, not because its so great, but because it addresses a problem not addressed properly by Digi. It's the simplest solution, though it's not quite that simple, I still can't get my head around the "dry" subs, for some reason can't understand the concept. Getting old I guess.

[flommer]

Originally Posted by notrude55

It's a +1 for me, not because its so great, but because it addresses a problem not addressed properly by Digi. It's the simplest solution, though it's not quite that simple, I still can't get my head around the "dry" subs, for some reason can't understand the concept. Getting old I guess.

Watch the videos I linked to a few posts back

[Top Jimmy]

Originally Posted by notrude55

I still can't get my head around the "dry" subs, for some reason can't understand the concept.

The "dry sub" parallel routing from early on has been a thing of the past for a couple of versions now. If you look at the current manual available at the ATA webpage, you'll see some routing examples that represent the concept of compensation layers that ATA now follows.

[oulablank]

Thanks to Flommers link I think I'll be holding off on ATA. I'm glad it's around but that actually brings me to another question. I'll most likely have this half answered by the time I come back to read this thread but what would be the absolute cheapest route for making the jump up to HD ? There's 5 or so features that I'm tired of wanting. Normally I would save for the long run and not go the cheapest route ( Like waiting for my u87 instead of buying a shure then a nady then a mxl ) but when it comes to PT HD I want to jump in asap. Like I said , I'm going to answer a lot right now heading back to digi main site but was curious if someone has a setup ( unorthodox perhaps ) but runs well while saving a few thousand ? Thanks

Oh , sorry about not responding to my own thread for 2 days . When duty calls.....

[peppertree]

Originally Posted by oulablank

Thanks to Flommers link I think I'll be holding off on ATA. I'm glad it's around but that actually brings me to another question. I'll most likely have this half answered by the time I come back to read this thread but what would be the absolute cheapest route for making the jump up to HD ? There's 5 or so features that I'm tired of wanting. Normally I would save for the long run and not go the cheapest route ( Like waiting for my u87 instead of buying a shure then a nady then a mxl ) but when it comes to PT HD I want to jump in asap. Like I said , I'm going to answer a lot right now heading back to digi main site but was curious if someone has a setup ( unorthodox perhaps ) but runs well while saving a few thousand ? Thanks

On HD I REALLY vote against.

[flommer]

Originally Posted by peppertree

On HD I REALLY vote against.

What happened to you, peppertree?

You seemed to have dropped out of circulation for a while, but now you are back up to full force again...

I'm guessing the news of PTessential and 11rack were just too much for you to sit on your hands for..

[peppertree]

As is typical, I come here to procrastinate when I actually have too much to do.

[oulablank]

c'mon don't get started

[eboytwo]

ATA uses the same routing paradigm as the manual Digi Time Adjuster except that it allows latency inserts on the "dry buses" between groups. For those wondering, the routing has to be this way as there is no provisions available programmatically for it to be otherwise.

Gary
Mellowmuse Software
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