Re: MQN
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 8:15 pm
uploaded R1.1 512, a bit more bite
Looks like I switched to worms now!cvrle59 wrote:"Now I'm confused (again)!
Didn't we always used the clock rates 23220 or 46440?!
What's 448 now?!
What value exactly do I have to put for the clock rate? Just 448?"
My grandfather used to tell me, when I tried to improve my flies before I go for fly-fishing, "Do not change those that you catch fish on, you may go the other direction". I wasn't listening until I learned that he was right.
As far as I know you are very happy what you heard with existing setup...
u using tasker?sima66 wrote:I did tried the 448 clock rate with the v100000.
Compared to 23220 clock rate, the 448 it's more mellow. To soft for my taste. In the end I ended up with the 46440 clock rate! More defined sound with more body and sharper bass.
Changing clock rate can be used like another tool for Fine Tuning, so I advice if you already play with the clock rates, try them all 3 and see what suits YOU the best.
Actually, in my system the 100000 plays only with Tasker! Does not want to play in the "regular" (non-Tasker) way!nige2000 wrote:u using tasker?sima66 wrote:I did tried the 448 clock rate with the v100000.
Compared to 23220 clock rate, the 448 it's more mellow. To soft for my taste. In the end I ended up with the 46440 clock rate! More defined sound with more body and sharper bass.
Changing clock rate can be used like another tool for Fine Tuning, so I advice if you already play with the clock rates, try them all 3 and see what suits YOU the best.
properly? :)
increasing clockrate for me loosens bass and less defined
Hooray about time.Think of us poor ciúnas buachaillí nearly a year without hires!! Hope that is the right spelling!Sligolad wrote:Looks like MQN has moved more towards the Ciunas camp after all my joy over the past few months being able to play all manner of music files with the XMos chipset.