beachball after running SoundSoap VST Plugin
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beachball after running SoundSoap VST Plugin
I just got the SoundSoap program (www.bias-inc.com) and VST plugin. Amadeus II sees it and I can run the plug-in, but after it completes, I get the infamous spinning beachball that never stops.
Another change is that I am now running Leopard.
Any idea if this is an Amdeus problem, or SoundSoap, or Leopard?
Naturally, I will also report this to Bias to see if they have any ideas.
Another change is that I am now running Leopard.
Any idea if this is an Amdeus problem, or SoundSoap, or Leopard?
Naturally, I will also report this to Bias to see if they have any ideas.
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beachball after running SoundSoap VST Plugin
Try the au version. A while back I got the au version to work but not
the au version.
Chuck
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the au version.
Chuck
jtburgess wrote:
_______________________________________________I just got the SoundSoap program (www.bias-inc.com) and VST plugin. Amadeus II sees it and I can run the plug-in, but after it completes, I get the infamous spinning beachball that never stops.
Another change is that I am now running Leopard.
Any idea if this is an Amdeus problem, or SoundSoap, or Leopard?
Naturally, I will also report this to Bias to see if they have any ideas.
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SoundSoap beachball with VST -- works with AU
Thanks for the suggestion.
The Soundsoap AU plugin works great!
...now back to digitizing my old vinyl
The Soundsoap AU plugin works great!
...now back to digitizing my old vinyl
When I had SoundSoap, I noticed that it returned the exact same settings every time regardless of the characteristics of the audio. Tweak manually and adjust carefully as that app has a tendency to remove noise aggressively at the expense of low-level signal fidelity. I now use the tools in Amadeus. They seem to work at least as well if you take the time to learn the ins and outs.