I use the newest, sure sounds very good.Sligolad wrote:Which version/versions of MQNControl did you use?darkpink wrote: Btw, no crackling on my setup WS2012R2 on any MQn version, the only time I would get crackling where when I used AP-Linux and lowered the frames/periods too much, on 512 it was working fine.
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a bit cheeky to comment on Tony's setup, I now think he was right about lack of detail.Sligolad wrote:I have just spent the last couple of hours listening to AVX 3.6 and it sounds very good....forget micro detail.....Nano detail and lots of layers.
I should point out that I put my Power and Pre amps with all of 24 valves in to hibernation over a week ago for the summer so I am running balanced into a Solid State Integrated Primare amp.
Certainly do not think we need any more resolving power from MQN and everything is very clean and defined, thought some of the recent versions were "trying too hard" but enjoying SSE2 2.5 and AVX 3.6 this evening.
Need to spend a few more days listening now that all versions are now working with no crackles to see which one is best for me.
Great Work!
back to 10ms, sse2 R2.11 probably state of the art.sbgk wrote:uploaded sse2 R2.9, gone back to 512 samples, so use the 512 control. Of course, it's the latest and greatest.
:):)sbgk wrote:back to 10ms, sse2 R2.11 probably state of the art.sbgk wrote:uploaded sse2 R2.9, gone back to 512 samples, so use the 512 control. Of course, it's the latest and greatest.
As mqnload.bat is dynamically created each time you hit hotkey it's not necessary here, but good solution to use variables in original mqn.bat!Aleg wrote:That worked!
I now changed the mqn.bat like this:
Replaced the cd <path> command with
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Set rundir=%cd%
Which stores the current working directory.
Then to each file and command I appended this: %rundir%\
Like:This way I can make a copy of this file without having to change the cd <path> (so I can't forget either) and it will always use the local files and commands.Code: Select all
%rundir%\mqncontrol.exe --file %rundir%\Files.txt
Cheers
aleg
taggart wrote:As mqnload.bat is dynamically created each time you hit hotkey it's not necessary here, but good solution to use variables in original mqn.bat!Aleg wrote:That worked!
I now changed the mqn.bat like this:
Replaced the cd <path> command with
Code: Select all
Set rundir=%cd%
Which stores the current working directory.
Then to each file and command I appended this: %rundir%\
Like:This way I can make a copy of this file without having to change the cd <path> (so I can't forget either) and it will always use the local files and commands.Code: Select all
%rundir%\mqncontrol.exe --file %rundir%\Files.txt
Cheers
aleg
id be interested in that tooAleg wrote: I know, but I want to be able to apply tasker commands after running mqncontrol and I can't do that when using mqnload, unless I call mqnload from within a batch that comtinues to run tasker.
Cheers
Aleg