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my first video scratch

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my first video scratch

PostPosted: 26 Jan 2010, 01:46
by basestylo
hello guys



that you think?
any comments?
the audio is terrible and my room is disordered ( and my english is too bad)
thanks

sorry ,

Re: my first video scratch

PostPosted: 26 Jan 2010, 09:01
by UncleVibes
and not Mixvibes DVS...

Re: my first video scratch

PostPosted: 26 Jan 2010, 16:09
by basestylo
yes,i am having some problems about the program
latencies make it impossible scratch


I'm fixing this..

Re: my first video scratch

PostPosted: 26 Jan 2010, 23:02
by abitmessie
can you post a some details of you setup ie sound card PC etc
also please publish a config report and we should be able to correct your latency issues

Re: my first video scratch

PostPosted: 28 Jan 2010, 02:52
by basestylo
Ì'm trying with the new 7.3RC1 and fix some issues
program works well but ..
I still have some latency problems

this is my config:
Config Report:
Config 2010/01/28 01:23

OS=Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 build=2600 processor=PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER=x86 Family 6 Model 14 Stepping 12, GenuineIntel
MixVibes DVS version=7.301 DLL langage=US version=7.300

System Setting
--------------------
Load in Ram Channel1= Yes Channel2= Yes
Load memory time limit=13 Load time=normal
Low gui priority=Yes Equalization bypass=Yes
MultiInstance=No

General Setting
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Nb Mixer Channels=2 Nb Samples=16
Windows Caption=No Theme=0
TAG V1=Yes TAG V2=Yes

Mix Setting
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AutoCue=Yes AutoGain=Yes AutoBpm at Load=Yes
Display Pitch=Yes Auto Match at load=No
Bpm Range min=78 max=150
Loop in bar boundaries=Yes Security=No History=Yes
Compressor=No Limiter=No

Sound Configuration
--------------------
Nb Sound=2 Nb Mixer=0
Managment Type ASIO
Device=MIXVIBES U46MK2 ASIO AsioVersion=0 DriverVersion=2
Latency=4 Driver sampling=44100 Nb Input=4 Nb Output=6
Managment Type ASIO
1-L:U46DJ 1/2 2-R:U46DJ 1/2
3-L:U46DJ 3/4 4-R:U46DJ 3/4

Vinyl Configuration
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Vinyl1 connected=vinyl version 2
Audio=ASIO source=0:L:U46DJ 1/2-R:U46DJ 1/2
Mode=absolute
Riaa=Yes Preamp Left=6 db Preamp Right=6 db Noise Filter=0 Hz
45T=No InverseLR=No PhaseInv=No
Decalage=0 ms Time limit=720000 ms
Silence seuil=-40.000 db SNR=40 db

Config Bypass Riaa=No Preamp=0 db Noise Filter=0 Hz Input Latency=0 ms

Vinyl Stats (turntable pitch set to 0 play at normal way)
Time code percent=0.500 Volume max left=0.000 Volume max right=0.000 Volume optimum=0.370
Speed Average(100ms)=0.000 Speed Average(1s)=0.000 Speed Average(3s)=0.000


Vinyl2 connected=vinyl version 2
Audio=ASIO source=2:L:U46DJ 3/4-R:U46DJ 3/4
Mode=absolute
Riaa=Yes Preamp Left=10 db Preamp Right=7 db Noise Filter=0 Hz
45T=No InverseLR=No PhaseInv=Yes
Decalage=0 ms Time limit=720000 ms
Silence seuil=-40.000 db SNR=40 db

Config Bypass Riaa=No Preamp=0 db Noise Filter=0 Hz Input Latency=0 ms

Vinyl Stats (turntable pitch set to 0 play at normal way)
Time code percent=0.500 Volume max left=0.000 Volume max right=0.000 Volume optimum=0.370
Speed Average(100ms)=0.000 Speed Average(1s)=0.000 Speed Average(3s)=0.000

this windows xp it's fully clean and optimiced
only use it for MixVibes

i'm thinking about buy a new laptop
I think it's because of poor performance of celeron procesors

I'm sorry for talking about this subject out of place in the forum

Re: my first video scratch

PostPosted: 01 Feb 2010, 09:31
by sinjintek
i agree, a celeron CPU wouldn't be recommended for a DVS application, especially if you are scratching.

For better audio, try running a record or otherwise free mixer output directly into your camera...or if you don't have a camera, record it separately and use a simple video editing program to sync your audio and video recordings.

as for your scratching, it sounds pretty good. looks like you've developed some good scratches for your arsenal. your video may be a bit "scratch-heavy", but this is usually the case for practice videos. possibly for your next video, you may try to break yourself down into bars...create a more melodic sound patterns, as if you're part of the original song.

Re: my first video scratch

PostPosted: 16 Feb 2010, 19:37
by polocorp
nice scratching. :mrgreen: Indeed you're going to have to upgrade to a more music friendly type of processor to get a decent performance ...
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