Hi all,
I'm brand new here and chose a username based on my initial experience with the foobar player.
I can get into the library and view my components, but can't do nuttin with them!
All I ask is to be walked, step by step, into getting everything straightened out. My OS is Windows Vista and I have plenty of memory.
Thanks in advance!
All I ask is to be walked, step by step, into getting everything straightened out.
How about you start reading a bit first, especially the Wiki and then come and ask some specific questions. If you can't make the time, chances are, somebody else can't either - we're all volunteers.
All I ask is to be walked, step by step, into getting everything straightened out.
How about you start reading a bit first, especially the Wiki and then come and ask some specific questions. If you can't make the time, chances are, somebody else can't either - we're all volunteers.
I figured out a "go-around": I removed the components from the component folder via windows and copied them to an external folder on my desktop. I then imported them back in and they are all active. The problem with the Dynamic range meter is that it expired back in 2011 - basically that whole pleasurizemusic website hasn't been touched since 2011, so I guess I missed the bus on the DR meter!
Does version 1.1.1 (http://www.jokhan.demon.nl/DynamicRange/index.htm#Feedback) not work? It still does for me.
Does version 1.1.1 (http://www.jokhan.demon.nl/DynamicRange/index.htm#Feedback) not work? It still does for me.
Nope!
I checked their site for other versions could not find them. When I attempt to run the meter on a song by right clicking that track name it says the DR meter was "set to expire in 2011... an update is forthcoming".
Sucks to be the Foobar Flubber!
Does version 1.1.1 (http://www.jokhan.demon.nl/DynamicRange/index.htm#Feedback) not work? It still does for me.
Nope!
I checked their site for other versions could not find them.
Have you tried it?
This isn't the same version as on pleasurizemusic.com (which only offers an older one), and it shouldn't have that limitation. If unsure, check your version under Preferences->Components.
Does version 1.1.1 (http://www.jokhan.demon.nl/DynamicRange/index.htm#Feedback) not work? It still does for me.
Nope!
I checked their site for other versions could not find them.
Have you tried it?
This isn't the same version as on pleasurizemusic.com (which only offers an older one), and it shouldn't have that limitation. If unsure, check your version under Preferences->Components.
Where can I find it?
(told you, need my hand held!) lol
The version I have installed is the only one visible on Pleasurize - 1.0.0 - the one I downloaded yesterday.
Try clicking the link Cynic provided on his post (hint, it's the text 1.1.1)...
Don't ask how - I got 1.1.1 working. Just the analysis part, not the flashy meters. How do I get those working?
Folks: I kick butt as a DAW user, but when it comes to installing stuff and plugins I'm about as helpful as ten thumbs!
There are no flashy meters with this version, you just get the ability to write a log file and tag tracks and albums with their respective DR values. These and other options are configurable under Preferences > Advanced > Tools > Dynamic Range Meter.
There are no flashy meters with this version, you just get the ability to write a log file and tag tracks and albums with their respective DR values. These and other options are configurable under Preferences > Advanced > Tools > Dynamic Range Meter.
Too bad. I was actually surprised by some of the readings I got for random mp3 files of 1970s songs. Up to DR16! For stuff since 2000, average DR had been DR6. Katy Perry's "California Gurlz" is a standout for a 2010s era CHR track: DR10! And it sure sounds that way, very refreshing.
Unrelated, but the audio converter is very bare-bones, and in MP3 mode is variable-bitrate only.
I use neither VBR or Joint-stereo in any mp3s I create or rip from CDs.