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Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:55 pm
by sbgk
anyone try R1.1 512 yet ?

Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 11:03 pm
by tony
Gordon the functionality you had in the earlier versions of pause skip etc is it possible to put that back in?
Not particularly bothered myself but was posting on another forum and got some response on that and other parts of the program.
My guess is you are just using your available time to tweak and improve while ignoring any of the soft touches.

Is it worthwhile to try and round it off? Please understand I have no idea how much effort or time it would take to do that and whether you think it impacts MQn negatively. One of the lads who I met at Scalford picked up on that and other things and when I identified his forum name and looked back at posts he made previously he seemed to have a good handle on the software code.

BTW He had stacked quads at the scalford show and they were really good(in a grungy way) but played through a basic laptop with foobar.

A lot of the people who liked Pearse's set up at Scalford attributed the quality solely to the Speakers. Mqn was not a factor in their consideration or view. Not surprised really the age profile and preference for lots of them were vinyl. That is not to say there was no interest in the CA side of thinks and some younger lads where querying the software/pc set up and the power regenerator. Definitely music software is non starter on english forums. You would want to be bullet proof and prepared to drop to any level to engage and it is pointless as in the main they just have no interest in it and dismiss it out of hand. C'est La Vie.

Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 11:05 pm
by tony
sbgk wrote:anyone try R1.1 512 yet ?
Is that a new version of it or the one loaded yesterday? If yesterday I tried it and I really like it but some might find it too warm.

Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 11:08 pm
by sbgk
tony wrote:
sbgk wrote:anyone try R1.1 512 yet ?
Is that a new version of it or the one loaded yesterday? If yesterday I tried it and I really like it but some might find it too warm.
new version, uses a build setting that adds a bit of edge back in.

Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 11:09 pm
by nige2000
Sorry I'm out for the evening
But did give it a blast earlier
think is going in the right direction
Dunno if 448 would be answer

Boy were awfully picky
100000 seems tad more natural even though I don't consider it better than the r1.1 512

Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 11:43 pm
by sima66
sbgk wrote:
tony wrote:
sbgk wrote:anyone try R1.1 512 yet ?
Is that a new version of it or the one loaded yesterday? If yesterday I tried it and I really like it but some might find it too warm.
new version, uses a build setting that adds a bit of edge back in.
Should we use the control R1.0 512?

Re: MQN

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 11:49 pm
by nige2000
Yes its 512

Re: MQN

Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:19 am
by sima66
Just when I thought that I had enough surprises for today, you nailed, buddy, you nailed again!!!
I'm in love with new girl in town R1.1 512.

With brief a couple different songs, I can say that R1.1 512 bits v100000 in every aspect. From high to bottom. The highs looks a bit better, but the edge and the bass are unbelievable.

The only thing that this version is missing is the 32 bit in front of the R1.1 512! ;-)

Re: MQN

Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:48 am
by sbgk
uploaded 32 bit play control R1.1 512 versions

Re: MQN

Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:57 am
by sbgk
tony wrote:Gordon the functionality you had in the earlier versions of pause skip etc is it possible to put that back in?
Not particularly bothered myself but was posting on another forum and got some response on that and other parts of the program.
My guess is you are just using your available time to tweak and improve while ignoring any of the soft touches.

Is it worthwhile to try and round it off? Please understand I have no idea how much effort or time it would take to do that and whether you think it impacts MQn negatively. One of the lads who I met at Scalford picked up on that and other things and when I identified his forum name and looked back at posts he made previously he seemed to have a good handle on the software code.

BTW He had stacked quads at the scalford show and they were really good(in a grungy way) but played through a basic laptop with foobar.

A lot of the people who liked Pearse's set up at Scalford attributed the quality solely to the Speakers. Mqn was not a factor in their consideration or view. Not surprised really the age profile and preference for lots of them were vinyl. That is not to say there was no interest in the CA side of thinks and some younger lads where querying the software/pc set up and the power regenerator. Definitely music software is non starter on english forums. You would want to be bullet proof and prepared to drop to any level to engage and it is pointless as in the main they just have no interest in it and dismiss it out of hand. C'est La Vie.
The current thinking is that the control program would need to read/adjust the pointer to the data in the play program. This is something I haven't tried to do yet and don't even know if it is possible. Once that is done the rest is ready to be implemented.