quietman wrote:Is there any way that ST4 can load the preset up without double clicking? Another well known vst already has this built in...
Ryan_IK wrote:
Typing Keyboard:
Up/Down - Select instrument
Right - Load selected instrument
zzz00m wrote:Ryan_IK wrote:
Typing Keyboard:
Up/Down - Select instrument
Right - Load selected instrument
Thank for that tip! I figured out the up/down part, but had no clue about the right arrow!
It works great!
Hummy123 wrote:Hi there. I really love some of the instruments IK has included in ST4 MAX and MP2, like the nylon guitar, the 5-string bass and the strings are really great. Their quality exceeded my expectations a lot. The woodwinds in general) and pianos are lovely, too.
I was wondering if IK could possibly include a wider variety of flutes (like pan flutes; the jazzy flute in ST4 MAX sometimes clips for me, although I like the one in MP2) and another harp (the concert harp in MP2 is a bit tlo "plucky", I think)? I don't know if instrument requests are valid, but those would be nice.
Thanks, and good job on continually releasing great products!
tommy@paabel.ee wrote:It would be nice to see the size of the instrumnt before I load it (like NI has) and also see the memory usage, so I don't need to run separate app to monitor the memory usage. Also the "light" versions of the instruments would be nice. ST3 had this option for some instrumets. They were called "compact" if I remeber correctly
tommy@paabel.ee wrote:With ST4 and the memory usage, I think the main problem whn using wuth DAW is - even If I want to use only few sounds from ST4, i Sill have to load the full multitrack plugin that takes a lot of memory.
If ST4 was a full midi player-editor, it would be fine the way it is now, but if you works with midi, DAW and virtual instruments, it does not work this way. Solytion would be, if I can load only single unit with single sound. I hope I can explain me as I think (english is not my first language).
If you word with DAW and multitrack midi, you have number of tracks with different sounds and plugins. ST4 wors, as if it was so good, that I only use sounds from it. Nope, it is not So I want to load only single unit with single sound. And them maybe to another track another single unit with single sound. But now I have to load the full multritrack unit that takes a lot of memory even without sounds loaded ! (free memory dropped nearly one GB! - none of the other VI-s I use need this much memory just as a plugin with no sounds loaded)
Using ST4 as MULTITRACK UNIT in MULTITRACK DAW is nonsense. Make it a full time midi editor-player or make it as a single unit plugin.
richmn wrote:I would like to see updated system requirements (eg. "Preferred") to know what I need to use SampleTank 4.0.4 for live playing purposes (multiple layered instruments, eg. C7s and multiple synths).
I exceed the system requirements with a 6 core CPU, SSD, all the standard tuning for audio, 12GB of RAM and a dedicated ASIO interface. But I have to keep increasing buffers to play (with 512 I am getting crackling and 1024 feels too delayed to me). I use the pedal a lot which compounds the problem, but really I just want to enjoy the sounds. To work around SampleTank's thirst for resources I got Vienna Ensemble Pro so I could run SampleTank (or other VST's) on another machine...but I'd rather just have everything work on one computer.
Games often have minimum and preferred system requirements. What would I need to not have the crackling when playing live with SampleTank 4 in standalone mode? I know the answer could include some 'it depends', but seriously, assuming I have a decent ASIO interface that works great with everything else at 5-10ms latency, what spec of CPU/RAM do I need to have SampleTank 'just work'?
tommy@paabel.ee wrote:richmn wrote:I would like to see updated system requirements (eg. "Preferred") to know what I need to use SampleTank 4.0.4 for live playing purposes (multiple layered instruments, eg. C7s and multiple synths).
I exceed the system requirements with a 6 core CPU, SSD, all the standard tuning for audio, 12GB of RAM and a dedicated ASIO interface. But I have to keep increasing buffers to play (with 512 I am getting crackling and 1024 feels too delayed to me). I use the pedal a lot which compounds the problem, but really I just want to enjoy the sounds. To work around SampleTank's thirst for resources I got Vienna Ensemble Pro so I could run SampleTank (or other VST's) on another machine...but I'd rather just have everything work on one computer.
Games often have minimum and preferred system requirements. What would I need to not have the crackling when playing live with SampleTank 4 in standalone mode? I know the answer could include some 'it depends', but seriously, assuming I have a decent ASIO interface that works great with everything else at 5-10ms latency, what spec of CPU/RAM do I need to have SampleTank 'just work'?
Same here. Yes, I have installed 4.04 but there is no way to use buffer 512 or lower, or I have the crackling sound. I use Roland Octa Capture soundcard, no problem with other virtual synths even with 256 buffer size and audio quality up to 96000 and 24 bit.
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