Topic: timeout for recordings
I cant seem to find out how many minutes there are between when you stop playing and when recording stops in Pianoteq?
thanks,
fran...
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- LTECpiano
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Re: timeout for recordings
Hi ... and welcome to Pianoteq. You can always make the recordings/sequences start anew by first clicking on the back arrow or beginning "rewind" arrow if you are working on something important.
Lanny
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Re: timeout for recordings
pagirl wrote:
I cant seem to find out how many minutes there are between when you stop playing and when recording stops in Pianoteq?
thanks,
fran...
I thought about that as well. Maybe 30 seconds?
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Re: timeout for recordings
It is set to 5 seconds, after the last key was released.
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Re: timeout for recordings
I was only off by a million %
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Re: timeout for recordings
julien wrote:
It is set to 5 seconds, after the last key was released.
The Audio load in the Perf-window continues ca. 5 seconds after the last note was played. Is this load caused by the autorecording feature in the background?
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Re: timeout for recordings
groovy wrote:
The Audio load in the Perf-window continues ca. 5 seconds after the last note was played. Is this load caused by the autorecording feature in the background?
No, that's just a coincidence. The model is computed until the sound level reaches a very low value, after which Pianoteq idles and the cpu load goes down.
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Re: timeout for recordings
Ah, thank you julien!