Dennis Braunsdorf - Can Audiogridder replace Vienna Ensemble Pro?
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- In this video Dennis Braunsdorf explains the differences between Audiogridder and Vienna Ensemble Pro in Cubase. In addition, Dennis shares three tips for setting up and using Audiogridder in his workflow using a main computer (Mac Studio) and a server computer (Windows).
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Dennis Braunsdorf (1988) is a composer and researcher in music technology. Dennis is specialised in electroacoustic compositions for media, in particular for Hollywood movie trailers and commercials. In the last years he has established a list of credits, including compositions for Hollywood movie trailers, films, and commercials. In 2014, he achieved the Buma Music In Motion Award. In 2011, Dennis founded the company ‘Braunsdorf Music’, and in 2016 he became partner at ‘The Solos B.V.’ Dennis academic path started in 2009 at the University of the Arts in Utrecht (HKU). In 2013, he archived a Bachelor of Music with honours and in 2015 a Master of Music degree at the HKU. In 2021, Dennis achieved a PhD at the Bournemouth University in England. His thesis scrutinises the impact of his newly designed virtual instrument upon composing western popular music voor commercials and movie trailers.
Guest/interviewee: Dennis Braunsdorf
www.braunsdorf-music.com
Video & editing: Fleur Braunsdorf
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Excellent video. Very clear and concise. Thank you!
Thank you, too!
Really useful. Thank you! I have an old pc with 32gb mem just sitting doing nothing. I was going to turn it into a Linux NAS but Windows is still on there so this will be a much better option. 😊🙏X
Awesome
It works with plugins too? I mean Eqs reverbs etc.
Yes, it works with Eqs and reverbs, too.
Hi Dennis, great Video - thank you! When I tried audio grinder, "render in place" in cubase didn't work (although it does work with VE-Pro). Does it work for you?
I tested the 'render in place' feature within my setup, and it works as expected.
You can also use Vienna Ensemble on instrument tracks;) It will be just be a little less efficient as when using a few instances.
Ok, fair ;). But you will encounter interruptions or "jumps" when switching between different Vienna ensemble tracks. And it is indeed extremely inefficient.
I've tried Audiogridder a while ago between 2 macs (my main one and a spare one connected thru ethernet) and I was not so convinced compared to the VEP demo I got.
Maybe I could do an other test.
Today when I'm short on CPU and I realy want to run plugin instruments or effects on a remote machine I use an instance of Logic on each Mac with the AUnetSend and AUnetRecieve plugins. Works quite well (screen sharing, Audio/MIDI configuration, etc... you get the idea). I presume there's the equivalent in Cubase or any major DAW.
Initially, Audiogridder didn't impress me due to the excessive loading times and playback issues I encountered; however, after restricting my setup to the BBC orchestra plugin as the only VST on my server computer, I noticed a significant enhancement in both smoothness and stability of performance.
@@dennidorf I see. However the purpose of such system is not to resctrict our system but to expand it 😀
Do u use 10 gbE switches or the standard one
What do you mean?
@@dennidorf I’m asking if you use a 10 gigabit Ethernet switch for your network between the Mac and the PC or just a standard 2.5 gigabit or whatever it maybe?
@@newtension I was hoping it might be possible to connect the server directly with a cat6 cable but I know this is not the standard.