![]() ![]() Should've been on the Pepper box, but let's include it here. BBC"Where It's At" broadcast from May 20 featuring John and Paul discussing Sgt.At any rate, it seems like the Beatles camp would know whether it's Paul or not and, if so, include it here. It reportedly features Paul on vocals and piano (and it sounds like Paul to me), but that's the topic of some debate. This is a short ditty used as a jingle for BBC Radio's "Where It's At" program hosted by Kenny Everett and Chris Demming. All Together on the Wireless Machine - Maybe as a hidden cut.But MMT is a compilation album of 1967 recordings, so why not include it here? I felt that this really should've been included in the Pepper box since it was recorded during sessions for that LP. Carnival of Light - the never-bootlegged studio freakout recorded as Paul's contribution to the Million Volt Light and Sound Rave, held in London in early 1967.Christmas Time (is Here Again) - full version of the tune used in bits and pieces on the band's 1967 Christmas fan club record and excerpted on the 1995 "Free as a Bird" single.Jesse's Dream - instrumental music from this sequence of the MMT film.Mellotron music - various musical cues created for the MMT film, which also are available on bootlegs.A version of the tune appears as a bonus on the 2012 MMT DVD/Blu-ray. The music is performed by Shirley Evans on accordion her husband, Reg Wale, on percussion Paul McCartney on maracas and Ringo Starr on drums. Shirley's Wild Accordion - a Lennon-McCartney credited instrumental featured in the MMT film.Aerial Tour Instrumental - a variation on "Flying," which has appeared on numerous bootlegs.All You Need is Love - TV broadcast version.The Fool on the Hill - Demo version, part of which was included on Anthology 2.Magical Mystery Tour - film version, which includes somewhat different vocals and John's spoken, "When a man buys a ticket for a magical mystery tour." section.All Together Now - recorded in May 1967 but held for the "Yellow Submarine" soundtrack.It's All Too Much - recorded in May and June 1967 but held for the "Yellow Submarine" soundtrack. ![]() Pepper sessions but held for the 1968 "Yellow Submarine" soundtrack album (about which more below).
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The virus is basically always double what the chosen buffer is… So since in Cubase I have to work at 128 buffer, it means the virus is at 256… 256 is just too high… The only work around for this, is to use the analog output for the virus to bypass the USB for monitoring, but i have no audio inputs left! None! However, how responsive it is to play, is dependant on the DAW chosen buffer size. PS about the Virus TI… I use it through USB as a plugin, but the processing is all done in the virus itself, so it doesn’t use any CPU. In Logic, i set it at 32 and have a roundtrip of 4ms. IF I bypass the UAD mixer and go native, the roundtrip latency at 128 is 8 milliseconds… this is much too high to use a native guitar amp or for a real live drummer. At 128 Cubase beats S1, Logic, Reaper… The only one that matches it is Pro tools.īut the issue is, Cubase simply can’t do it at UNDER 128 buffer… for many people this is ok… for me… well… let me give you an example. I have done extensive tests over and over again to verify this, using multiple VSTi’s. Now, just to clarify… once the project starts getting really busy and full, Cubase at 128 samples actually does give better performance than every other DAW i listed, in terms of effect count and VSTi polyphony. But i have muted this guy as i was getting very angry… Even when you the moderator told him to stop he kept going, and i am not going to get into any fights, so i made it simple… i have put him on ignore list permanently and will never ever read any of his posts… ever… so don’t worry, there will be no fighting from me. How this is bashing in any way shape or form, i have no idea. I have no idea why this guy has an issue with me…Īll i am saying is, since Logic/s1/reaper can do it at 32 and 64 samples, the fact cubase can not, means it’s up to Steinberg to fix low latency performance. 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