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Okay, I think Google Bard is going to be your best help. I would do my own asking if I were you, so you could get more accurate info in your followup questions.
“i need a command line prompt for the execution of pcm.exe with a conversion of 16-bit, 12khz, mono (192kbps) PCM data”
and this was its response.
“pcm.exe -f pcm -b 16 -s 12000 -c 1 -k 192000 input.wav output.wav
Here is a breakdown of the command line arguments:
pcm.exe is the name of the pcm.exe executable file.
-f specifies the output file format. In this case, the output file format is PCM.
-b specifies the bit depth of the output file. In this case, the bit depth is 16 bits.
-s specifies the sample rate of the output file. In this case, the sample rate is 12kHz.
-c specifies the number of channels in the output file. In this case, the number of channels is 1.
-k specifies the bitrate of the output file. In this case, the bitrate is 192kbps.
input.wav is the name of the input file.
output.wav is the name of the output file.”edit: ah crap, nevermind. I’ll try to figure out a command line. I did a calculation and 12khz 16bit mono can indeed do 192 kbps
Things like Clunk and Slam are hard to understand what they do. This is why I think plenty of descriptive popups or right-click info menus would be invaluable for BreakawayOne. In other software, I can “solo the difference” of the effect (aka the Delta) and identify what they do more easily, which would also be amazing.
I’m also interested in knowing this. This is why I think descriptive popups or right-click info menus would be invaluable for BreakawayOne. In other software, I can “solo” the difference of the effect (aka the Delta) and identify what they do more easily.
I guess I’ll add this to the wishlist.
If you read the description of the 2B/5B Protection presets, you’ll see they’re even less processed. Give them a try. They’re mostly clippers/limiters, though the multiband and agc can be driven further if you change it.
Really? I was under the impression 2B and 5B Protection were the least processed and most transparent. Reference keeps the original color of the sound, but it’s not that transparent.
Many many differences. Breakaway One is more like the Omnia7 than the Omnia9, according to Jesse Graffam. The biggest is that Breakaway is not fully adjustable like Omnia products are. My understanding is the user operation mode is restricted to Basic functionality. BA1 is not thousands of euros because of this.
My friend who uses BAE all the time’s suggestion was to allow multiple (3 or so) “custom presets”
For Example, Setting 1 is: Plutonium, Speed 30%, Power 50%, Bass shape 10%, Bass Boost 100%
Setting 2 is another set of settings. Etc…A -30 to +12 final limiter drive would be welcomed so people won’t have to mess with the outmix in a preset file.
Oh! If I recall correctly, some people with Lenovo laptops were having problems with installing BAE. Memory says it had something to do with the (Dolby) drivers not having one of the APIs necessary to configure BAE the first time, and thus one could not reconfigure it to use the correct one.
When setting up BAE 1.4X, what API does it default to? KS, MME, WDM, DirectSound, WASAPI, Wave, etc. And which ones does it support? I can’t test right now. But some systems don’t support a key one that BAE wants to use. Sorry I can’t be more specific.
Oh, could we get ASIO output in the new version?
Oh, sorry. I haven’t tried it myself, but you were initially looking for 48khz 64kbps HE-AAC streaming using the custom settings. I don’t know if this enables Metadata.
Here’s an example from a video Leif recently uploaded. Perhaps this will aid somebody.
ENCODER: enc_aacplus.exe – – –silent –he –br $bitrate%000 –rawpcm %samplerate% 2 16
MIME TYPE: audio/aacp
BIT RATE: 64
note: That’s two single dashes before –silent. And that’s a double dash next to –s-ilent, –he, –br, and –rawpcm… the forum software reduces them to single dashes.
Nice video! Thanks for that.
I would like to add a request for more metering. Specifically, I want to see the AGC doing its thing across its multiple bands. I also see the Omnia.9 MKII has a post-multiband and digital out scope in the video, and I would be interested in seeing the waveform at more points in the chain like this.
A note about the brushed metal skin (the heather grey with grains): it inflates PNG screenshots. There’s too much detail and one has to either recompress with jpeg or reduce the color depth to make it a reasonable file size. Would it be possible to enable a ‘simple’ option that makes it mostly a single shade of grey? Or better yet, can you allow us to pick primary and secondary colors (to change from grey and green) so we can match them with our PC theme?
I would also like to be able to modify the Outmix without having to edit a preset file (sometimes I like to reduce the limiter drive even further than the slider allows, even though it’s very clean when peaks hit it).
