Re: Building a rackmount looping computer as an alternative to the Receptor for Mobius

[phaslem@wightman.ca]

I was talking with one of the techs here in the hospital about how this 
email
thread is going, he laughed. Seems we have lots of "life or death" computer
based systems running off of dedicated computers.

Jeff, I finally had time to look at that latency problem I was having, I 
was
running the program in energyxt but also had a couple of other vst effects
going at the same time. Most notably, guitar rig, which seems to be a real 
cpu
hog. Then I also had my dulcimer going through on a seperate channel and
running through an equalizer. I've found that if I cut down on the vst 
programs
it was working fine.

Keep working, we're all looking forward to what the next version will 
be able to
do.

Paul Haslem

Ontario, Canada







Quoting Jeff Larson <Jeffrey.Larson@Sun.COM>:

> Stephen Goodman wrote:
>> I have to admit that, as a person who's never used an EDP much less 
>> seen one in person, I find it quite difficult to use Mobius, but 
>> understand if it's made for folks familiar with the EDP, that's 
>> pretty much a "by design" issue.
>
> Yes, I hear this a lot.  Something I've considered doing is providing
> alternative UIs or "skins" that hide the bulk of the functionality and
> make it look like a simpler device such as a JamMan or Boomerang.
> Associating MIDI commands with functions also needs to be made much 
>simpler.
> I'm not sure when I will get to that though, right now I'm busy
> stealing pitch shifting ideas from the Repeater.
>
> Jeff
>
>