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Highly unlikely that it would be ported to Linux because Leif is very busy on other projects but, if one of his very large clients requested it, it might happen in the future.
I have heard rumours of an Android version of Breakaway Audio Enhancer, but it is just a rumour,
“Expert Mode” is only accessible to approved clients who have a fully registered version of Breakaway One and who have then received an additional key to access the option. If you feel that you qualify for such access, please contact john@claessonedwards.com and state your case.
I have no experience with Dante, but, provided that “Dante” appears in the drop-down list when you are configuring your outputs in BA1, and it can find a suitable buffer size in the auto buffer process, it should work fine.
I have seen some sound devices come up as “Unknown” in the list as BA1 retrieves the descriptor from Windows Registry and some installers do not write the name to the registry.
Let us know how you go.
I’m not sure if this is an answer, but sometimes I have found that VSTs work better if placed in the Breakaway exe folder. However, the actual VST may be storing its configuration in its own “hard coded” folder, so BA1 can’t “see” the config. If you can manually override any file locations in the install process, it might resolve the issue.
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As said in previous posts, go on a voage of discovery. Install BA1 and try all its options. Once you have it running exactly like you need, you then print out the configuration and a licence will be generated for just those options.No, the two can co-exist on the one PC, but may share the Pipeline. If you do uninstall BAE, you may have to open device manager and remove the audio devices manually.
Welcome, Kati. The website can be a little confusing, I agree.
You can download the software you require at https://www.claessonedwards.com/download/.
Typically, you install the software configure it and ensure that it all works to your satisfaction. Every option will work, but you get a voiceover inserted in the audio as a “nag” until it i registered.
When ready, there is an option to generate a configuration file which you then send to john@claessonedwards.com and he will generate your licence key. You go to the “register” option and paste the licence data directly into the window, and you are up and running. If you ever change your network MAC address, you will have to apply for a replacement key.
I have a bunch of .amx (preset) files going back to around 2020. I really can’t remember where they came from, and many are experimental, but they do include some Orban presets which may not have ever been published.
In BA1, you can import .amx files through the BARemote interface.If you are interested, I will try to upload them somewhere and provide you with a link. Of course, the usual disclaimers apply as these are not official \ly approved presets.
I like (and use) Reference Settings as well, but with a little more “Power” and “Bass Boost” but again, it depends on the material.
I’ve never edited the preset files, but, apparently, they are textual and will open in Notepad. One of our members, “MrKlorox” has made reference to making changes. Perhaps he will reach out and offer some guidance.
I’m personally not a fan of stereo enhancer, but it depends on your material. A lot of the earlier pop music (Beatles, Rolling Stones, Roy Orbison) used very polarised stereo, with all the vocals in one channel and all the instruments in the other. Listen to Roy Orbison’s “I’m Falling” and, if you turn the balance fader all to one channel, you won’t her him singing at all!
In cases like this, less is more.Similarly, if listening to your station on a car stereo, the driver is already left or right of centre, so boosting the already loud side may make it sound very lop-sided.
Have you watched the video Leif produced? It goes through all aspects of setting up an FM station, including a low-latency core.
