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Re: Pro Station Audio
« on: September 18, 2003, 10:10:16 AM »
Hi Wilse

i wrote a couple review of PSA Titanium 5.05.

PSA requires at least a 1024 x 768 screen (8 bit is enough), even if a 1280x1024 or better lauched on 2 monitors should be the optimal setup.

AFAIK, the MOS Platinum Edition, has the same layout of the last PSA Titanium (the mixer needs more space that the Millenium version).

The tutorial was written for the 4.05 version but works even in the newest version.

Tell me what difficulties have you.

If you understand Italian, i can mail you my review with the first step.

Remember that PSA has a steep curve of learning.

Let me know

Ciao

-edit- have you contacted Maurizio Ciccione (Audiolabs)?

Every registered customer of any version of PSA (don't know about MOS bundle) has a personalyzed technical assistance by Audiolabs.

In the registration price, there is a complete tech assistance and even helps for your projects.

PSA is sold like a Service not only like a standalone program.

 

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Re: Pro Station Audio
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2003, 12:43:49 PM »
@Wilse

I've just contacted Audiolabs about MOS version.

As soon as Maurizio Ciccione will reply, i'll post the suggestions here.

Don't worry about the difference from the tutorial PSA layout and yours. (the tutorial was done with an old version of PSA).

Ignore that ancient small icons, and follow carefully the tutorial.

Then download the PDF Reference_manual and the User_manual, from Audiolabs site.

Try to download this PSA tutorial fron Aminet also (5,9 MB):

Tutorial PSA

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Re: Pro Station Audio
« Reply #2 on: September 18, 2003, 01:24:09 PM »
@Wilse

. . . and download This manual also.

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Re: Pro Station Audio
« Reply #3 on: September 18, 2003, 10:36:10 PM »
Hi Wilse

You must enable the tooltype:

SHOW_SCR_SELECTOR

If not present, type it.

Mine are:

CLASSIC_COLORS     (that enables best colors IMHO)

ULTRA_WGFX    (even if in MOS version is enabled by default)

My suggestion, is to print the PDF user manual and learn the main shortcuts (i use only shortcuts)

Have you seen the Plugin GUIs? Very cool!

Try the Tube PreAmp plugin and let me know :-)

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Re: Pro Station Audio
« Reply #4 on: September 18, 2003, 11:33:45 PM »
@Wilse

even at 8 bit?

mmhhh! strange . . .i'm still waiting a Maurizio Ciccione reply.

Sorry, i've not experience at all on MOS.

Stay tuned :-)

Ciao

-edit- by the way, ULTRA_WGFX tooltype, enables only a higher grafic waveform in the Timeline, not the PSA screen, so don't worry.

Have you a tooltype named CGFX_DEPHT

Try to enable it.



 

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Re: Pro Station Audio
« Reply #5 on: September 21, 2003, 08:19:35 PM »
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by Wilse on 2003/9/21 16:12:44

Hi,
sorry to drag this up again but I still can't re-open a previously
saved project/session (not sure what the distinction is there either).

I created a session called 'test', plopped some wavs in the timeline,
saved it, quit and reloaded PSA.
If I try to open it as a project, it appears to load but has nothing
in the timeline, etc - i.e. it loads an apparently empty project.

If I try to open it as a session, I get "Accessing sessions outside
their drawer is not allowed".

What am I doing wrong here?

Cheers,s


so, you MUST create a Project first.

1-hit Amigadx + n

2-chose a Freq rate and duration from the window

3-chose a dir and give a name in the ASL req.

Now begin to import in the timeline a sample (hitting "i")

when the sample is loaded, press Return.

Now begin to experiment and when you are ready, chose from the menu Save session or Save Session As.

So inside that project dir, you can have many session you like.

Let me know

Ciao

oops- to open egain the desired Project with its Session:

1-hit Amigadx + P and chose from the ASL req, the saved project ONLY.

2-Now hit Amigadx + o (open session) and chose "unnamed" (if you have saved the session with Save only, or with the given name if you havs saved the session with SaveAs).