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Samplicity announces Berlin Studio plugin

Giscard Rasquin said:
I’m having an issue where when I insert Berlin in an empty project in Cubase 12, it works fine, but when I insert it on a track in my orchestral template, Cubase freezes every time whereas the rest of the time, the template works perfectly without freezing. Anybody else having this problem? I can see that when this happens the MIDI OUT meter in Cubase is stuck at max level. Don’t know if it has something to do with it or if it’s just a result of the crash.
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Have you tried the recent 1.0.8 update? It no longer uses CPU when "idle".
The previous version would start using its average CPU requirements right away after inserting.

For my info: computer/platform?

The plugin does not use Midi.
 
I want to quote this here, from a post by @NeonMediaKJT :

"I’m not having much luck with logic at all really. Cpu metre going crazy with minimal plugins.
When I had it working on cubase in windows it was pretty much flawless."

Please, before assuming that there are problems with the plugin, do not forget to question the program that you want to use it in.
 
Peter Emanuel Roos said:
I want to quote this here, from a post by @NeonMediaKJT :

"I’m not having much luck with logic at all really. Cpu metre going crazy with minimal plugins.
When I had it working on cubase in windows it was pretty much flawless."

Please, before assuming that there are problems with the plugin, do not forget to question the program that you want to use it in.
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Could be that I’m on Ventura since the machine is brand new. Not sure how I can troubleshoot this yet
 
NeonMediaKJT said:
Could be that I’m on Ventura since the machine is brand new. Not sure how I can troubleshoot this yet
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Ha, sorry if my quote may be misunderstood! Not meant for your situation at all

I quoted it for other Logic users who may believe that Berlin Studio is the only reason for their problems with it.
 
Peter Emanuel Roos said:
I have written a long reply, that I am actually not (yet) posting.
These noises come from Logic, in combination with Berlin Studio.
If someone can run three Seventh Heaven instances instead of one Berlin Studio in an otherwise similar project and show me that they run much better, I would be very happy to see some details!
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Hmmmm. . . . I don't own Seventh Heaven, but I do own Cinematic Rooms Pro, Valhalla, Neoverb, and EW Spaces. I can run all of these on multiple instances. I can't run Berlin Studio on one instance. It is not like Logic won't run external reverbs.
 
I’m on an M1 Macbook Pro, using Cubase.

Zero issues with the Berlin plugin.

I may actually d/l Logic just to see how it runs.

Sucks that some of you guys are having issues with the plugin. Hopefully these compatibility issues can be ironed out soon.
 
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Jett Hitt said:
Hmmmm. . . . I don't own Seventh Heaven, but I do own Cinematic Rooms Pro, Valhalla, Neoverb, and EW Spaces. I can run all of these on multiple instances. I can't run Berlin Studio on one instance. It is not like Logic won't run external reverbs.
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I should have mentioned: convolution reverb plugins, like Seventh Heaven. Not reverb in general, sorry.
 
Peter Emanuel Roos said:
Have you tried the recent 1.0.8 update? It no longer uses CPU when "idle".
The previous version would start using its average CPU requirements right away after inserting.

For my info: computer/platform?

The plugin does not use Midi.
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Hoi Peter,

yes, it´s the 1.0.8 update.
PC is Windows 11 with Intel 12900K and 32GB RAM on main PC.
If you prefer we can talk over email as this is the commercial release thread
 
The comments that DJ is making in the video are the same ones that I have made in another thread that we can use these type of approaches rather than have lots of mic positions. Most comments have said this is good for ”dry” instruments, where you don’t get other mic positions. However I think solutions like this are great when you want to use less SSD space and RAM with a sample library even it it came with mic positions. SSD and RAM can be pretty costly in laptops, but processing power is more easily available, especially with the M1/M2 macs, so this looks like a good option to me.
 
Hi Peter-congratulations on your new products. Past customer of purchasing your IR’s. This is long thread and haven’t read through it. Are there any future plans for demo versions of Gemini and Berlin Studios? Thanks
 
MPortmann said:
Hi Peter-congratulations on your new products. Past customer of purchasing your IR’s. This is long thread and haven’t read through it. Are there any future plans for demo versions of Gemini and Berlin Studios? Thanks
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Thanks!

Yes, there are certainly plans for trial versions. I have started with the iLok integration which I needed to handle this. This may take a couple of weeks though. Until this version and the AAX version are available, the intro price will remain as it is now.

Cheers
 
Trash Panda said:
@Peter Emanuel Roos in advance of the automated delay compensation between mics, are you able to share what those values should be? We know the woodwinds are about 18 ms delay on the close mics. Any delay that should be applied on Tree or AB to match surround?

What about the other sections?
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No ETA on this information unfortunately.

Personally I would not add different delays to mic sets, as they are sample-accurate in balance with each other in terms of timing. I would only experiment with that if I were looking for a specific effect, sound, or correction I have in mind. The internal IRs are all processed and edited as related to each other, in time and in levels.

The compensation I referred to is for the preset "locations", i.e. their distance/delay with respect to the Decca Center mic.
 
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