titokane
Newfangled Member
They have confirmed in a FAQ, no Tombola this year
Spitfire Audio: The Black Weekend - "Aperture" is back on 23.11.2022
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doctoremmet
Senior Member
That’s a matter of taste, and I’d say in terms of playability they’re on par. I am available for DM but right now I am too tired to say much more on the subjectBetter than Audio Modeling stuff? You can DM me if you want to avoid derailing the Spitfire Lackluster Black Friday thread
SWAM is a close second. But the tone of VHorns is unparalleled for me at the moment.
Digivolt
Glitch Vulture
They're doing something on the youtube channel though
All good, appreciate the short summary regardlessThat’s a matter of taste, and I’d say in terms of playability they’re on par. I am available for DM but right now I am too tired to say much more on the subject
SWAM is a close second. But the tone of VHorns is unparalleled for me at the moment.
In fairness, the spin wheel is much the same thing, except that it doesn’t give an advantage to people willing to get up at 4am and/or constantly checking social media during thanksgiving dinner.
It a very nice, pro-social change, even if the old way might have generate more (borderline obsessive) social media traffic for them
AMBi
*the* member
Yeah I’m liking this way quite a bit more since it’s so much more convenient, and takes away some of tenseness of an already overwhelming BF season.In fairness, the spin wheel is much the same thing, except that it doesn’t give an advantage to people willing to get up at 4am and/or constantly checking social media during thanksgiving dinner.
It a very nice, pro-social change, even if the old way might have generate more (borderline obsessive) social media traffic for them
If I recall people were often upset when they missed their chance to get a ticket since they went to bed .00036 seconds too early, or complained when there were too many green ticket draws when all they got was a yellow one.
So the wheel is a pretty nice replacement.
DivingInSpace
Senior Member
Oh man... It's become a bit of a tradition for me to sit back and enjoy a beer while watching. Something nice cosy about the tombola. I'll definitely be missing it...
Bereckis
Member
Not yet...anyone received 4perture as a gift and downloaded and used it?
Robert_G
The End is Near
I'm interested to know what the total amount of storage you have on your computer.
dzilizzi
Senior Member
Which one?
Robert_G
The End is Near
ok.....total....
dzilizzi
Senior Member
Okay, just my music computers? 49TB (mix of large HDDs and smaller SSDs)
When I set up the 2nd computer to use VEPro, I moved most of my drives there only to realize using VEPro is a pain in the butt if you are just playing around with sounds. I can't hear anything from the 2nd computer if it is not plugged in through the DAW on the main computer. So I've been duplicating a lot of libraries back to my main computer. Also, 22 TB are HDDs that I'm slowly moving to SSDs over the last 5 or 6 years. So far, only had one SSD failure, so I have a lot of duplicate libraries that I need to clean out - as in I move them but don't delete off the HDD. I have about 9 TBs currently free on SSDs, but I'm still moving libraries. I just buy an SSD when catch a good sale. LOL!
I'm currently backing up to a server I recently built and we are looking at around 15TB of libraries and samples? You also have to understand I have been collecting libraries for 15+ years, including a lot of cheap and free ones. (Those are on the HDDs)
The Retroblueman
Active Member
49TB?? - AAAARGH!!!! - I can't keep track of what I have on 3TB!! You are a lunatic... and a fine, enviable and admirable one at that! Keep up the good work!
dzilizzi
Senior Member
I didn't say I kept up with it. Hence all the duplication. LOL!49TB?? - AAAARGH!!!! - I can't keep track of what I have on 3TB!! You are a lunatic... and a fine, enviable and admirable one at that! Keep up the good work!
I can't even fathom what fills these drives. Given you've been doing this for 15+years and you have 49TB, you're collecting libraries at an average rate of ~3.3TB a year? You said you have quite a few duplicates so maybe half that to 1.65TB a yearOkay, just my music computers? 49TB (mix of large HDDs and smaller SSDs)
Also, 22 TB are HDDs that I'm slowly moving to SSDs over the last 5 or 6 years. So far, only had one SSD failure, so I have a lot of duplicate libraries that I need to clean out - as in I move them but don't delete off the HDD. I have about 9 TBs currently free on SSDs, but I'm still moving libraries. I just buy an SSD when catch a good sale. LOL!
I'm currently backing up to a server I recently built and we are looking at around 15TB of libraries and samples? You also have to understand I have been collecting libraries for 15+ years, including a lot of cheap and free ones. (Those are on the HDDs)
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