Phelios Dark Ambient stay at home concert #2 

Herzlichen Dank!

I am concidering a release, thanks!

Na zum Glück kann man im Internet zurückspulen! Viel Erfolg bei den Prüfungen.

I am not even sure that this sound is from the Sub37! In this set I used VST instruments for most of the music and the synths only as midi keyboards.

@@MartinStuertzer thank you for you reply. OK, I see. At that time stamp, the bassline and the pressing of the keys happen simultaneously.

dude what do you even mean?

I am working on an album release of the music, you will get at least 24bit / 44,1Khz then.

​@@MartinStuertzer, When I first heard how the Nexus VST-plugin sounds at 96 kHz on my cheap Audigy2 audio card, my brain was changed :) Unfortunately, the frequency of 44.1 KHz does not provide the entire dynamic range and sound depth, especially if the final project is compressed in MP3 codec :)

@@pecapanjama This is the theory of digitizing sound. When you convert Analog wave to digital signal (ADC), you need a reference sampling friequiency, which breaks analog wave to small portion of segments. And final quality depends on that source reference sampling friequiency. Higher reference sampling friequiency means more accurate wave storage and reproduction. When sound is restored from digital to analog (DAC), the process is reversed. *Very simple explanations:* www.soundguys.com/do-you-need-a-dac-13488/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_audio

It works fine in 99% of the cases! The video would have been posted but I always cut the first 20 minutes so that the listeners can start with the music and don´t have to skip the countdown and chat. This did not work on that livestream but most of the time I don´t have a problem here.

In this set East West Stormdrum 2, NI Action Strikes and NI Symphony Series Percussion

I used a lot of different hardware and software reverbs. Since they all use digital algorithms I don´t see a real difference. It´s more a workflow thing. When I play a liveset without computer it´s better to have a hardware reverb but when I work with large projects in the computer I prefer software.

@@MartinStuertzer I see, one thing I've experienced in hardware vs. software is that even though both are digital, chances are, with older gear, they sound better because the engineers at the time had less resources to work with, so they had to squeeze a lot into very little. Also the signal path, A/D converters of hardware play a role.