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Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 6:42 pm
by Aleg
sbgk wrote:
nige2000 wrote:wonder what a 2.71 1024 8.1 r2 raw background would sound like?
have uploaded a raw background version, sounds ok, more natural than the previous raw background. I think win 8.1/R2 needs the category setting. Raw seems to add more clarity. Anyway, plenty of micro detail with this version.

takes the mid and treble of 1024 and gives it more space/separation and dynamics, very nice, bass is improved as well, ridiculous amount of detail from 16/44.1 and still tuneful.

Gordon

I hardly dare to give praise again to again a new version, but this one is gorgeous.

Great clarity, also in the reverb, relaxed sound, very good spatial separation. Tonally balanced presentation. Tried it with some Händel piano solo and Haydn piano trios.
I think you've surpassed yourself again.
Only listened to it over the speakers, will leave it till tomorrow to compare and to use headphones.

Cheers

Aleg

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 6:51 pm
by nige2000
1024 raw background
so far so good
thought it would be a interesting one

Im abit behind on the os mods at the min
many people using the reclock with xa settings?
seems very mellow,
what's others thoughts on it?

Ram disk next on list

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 7:35 pm
by sbgk
nige2000 wrote:1024 raw background
so far so good
thought it would be a interesting one

Im abit behind on the os mods at the min
many people using the reclock with xa settings?
seems very mellow,
what's others thoughts on it?

Ram disk next on list
I don't like the effect reclock has, initially impressive, but soon get's tiring.

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 7:42 pm
by jrling
sbgk wrote:
jesuscheung wrote:did more people try ramdisk with MQn? just weird. sounds better. memory->memory->DAC is better than disk->memory->DAC? so weird.
what about running mqnplay.exe from ram disk
Anyone one of you RAMDisk enthusiasts try SBGK's suggestion?
What about MQnload.exe for those using that excellent programme from taggart.
Any other files that might be good in RAMDisk?

Many thanks if you have done any of these.

Jonathan

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 7:48 pm
by mjock3
Is anyone running this in minimal server mode? Here is my problem when the music finishes playing I hit x and it closes the cmd prompt window. Is the a way to open another window without rebooting?

Thanks

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 9:56 pm
by nige2000
mjock3 wrote:Is anyone running this in minimal server mode? Here is my problem when the music finishes playing I hit x and it closes the cmd prompt window. Is the a way to open another window without rebooting?

Thanks

total commander to navigate solve your issue?

i havent used minimal server mode myself in a while with all the changes but i will try it again if all settles a bit

mixed feelings about the reclock
piano sounds better
sound is mellower
think detail is lost
some tracks sound weird
a lot of change

need to listen more
is it possible that the reclock sounds different on win 7 than r2 etc?

its one thing to optimize a pc for audio
it would be a completely different to use an optimized pc/os for developing playback software

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 11:28 pm
by tony
trying out the new 1024's this evening and sound good. For whatever reason maybe just my system set up I revert back to 2.66 v2. Smoothest presentation still for me with all required detail. 2.71 v2 also works very well for me. Is it possible to do a 1024 version of this for comparison?

Mjock windows key and x doesn't work on minimal? Using R2 but not in minimal mode. Nigels suggestion sorts it for you I am sure.

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 11:45 pm
by sbgk
nige2000 wrote: mixed feelings about the reclock

its one thing to optimize a pc for audio
it would be a completely different to use an optimized pc/os for developing playback software
what is reclock doing ? I thought the sp/dif converter had very accurate clocks and being bit perfect means that the required no of bits are being sent in the required time frame. So does reclock resync the time to it's own clock which means moving bits about , in which case is it no longer bit perfect.

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 11:50 pm
by sbgk
tony wrote:trying out the new 1024's this evening and sound good. For whatever reason maybe just my system set up I revert back to 2.66 v2. Smoothest presentation still for me with all required detail. 2.71 v2 also works very well for me. Is it possible to do a 1024 version of this for comparison?

Mjock windows key and x doesn't work on minimal? Using R2 but not in minimal mode. Nigels suggestion sorts it for you I am sure.
be prepared to look at 2.66 again as have a way doing the complete render loop in assembly now which should make it smoother, think 2.71 1024 raw background is best at moment. listening to 2.66 just now and not very smooth, a bit shouty.

Re: MQN

Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 11:55 pm
by nige2000
sbgk wrote:
nige2000 wrote: mixed feelings about the reclock

its one thing to optimize a pc for audio
it would be a completely different to use an optimized pc/os for developing playback software
what is reclock doing ? I thought the sp/dif converter had very accurate clocks and being bit perfect means that the required no of bits are being sent in the required time frame. So does reclock resync the time to it's own clock which means moving bits about , in which case is it no longer bit perfect.
i know little about such things, it sure changes the sound though
oh thats a rhetorical question right