Forums Are No Good Sometimes

That's one of the challenges when attempting to conduct ALPB business via the Forum.  We'll have to minimize the number of threads, and ensure that they stay on topic.

I've not had much experience with the search engine on this Forum.  Did you try it when attempting to find the information you sought?

Oh Yes I Remember This Search Engine

It is like playing a complicated spider's web as a musical instrument trying to stay in the Key of C.

Our Search Engine is very elaborate.

It came up with 8 possible threads, but none of them seem to be the right one.

I'll start over again by asking the original question.

Q. Please tell me about any software audio processors other than Stereo Tool.

I will open a new thread on this subject and keep asking it until the world declares peace.

Boomer is More Than a Loud Noise

True Words said by Boomer: "I don't know if regimenting posts is the total answer, since drifts and abrupt changes happen in normal conversation. It happens on more informal talk shows on the radio all the time, and a good host can remember where the original topic or topics left off, and circle back for closure."

That's the one and only fact of the matter.

At these forum sites there have been cattle drives to keep all the topics in the pen going on for years but it will never happen and it can't happen unless we have species change surgery.

My interest in "audio processing" is about "Studio" and "Transmitter" and "Computers" and "General"... almost any thread.

There could easily have been a shift in quantum reality.

Yes the search engine on this forum is pretty poor.

Great Carl, I'm glad you got it going! I like to push the Limit.

I use my copy with VWestlife's radio.fmt format file almost untouched, just adjusting the input level most times. I find it's nice to keep levels under control without sounding like too much level change or compression is intruding. I've also used Sonos Limit for on the go broadcasting with a laptop, easy to set up and light on the laptop's power.

I've also adjusted it for the 1960s energetic AM hit radio sound, like an Audimax/Volumax combo, it can do that pretty faithfully by speeding up the ALC release, timing the ALC attack, and adding more compression and limiting, and feeding it to an AM transmitter. I thought it was pretty authentic, maybe not as enjoyable to listen to, but real. Since Sonos has return-to-zero gating, it can duplicate that part of older processors too.

When I use Limit, I install the program, then make a folder in the program's folder for the VWestlife format files, so there's always a copy of the originals unchanged. I usually start with one of his, make settings changes, then save it as a new file name with the date.

Here's the link again, and the Sonos Limit program is linked in the video's description.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0pV90N-8ZA

You mentioned the Anything Goes room proposal for ALPB members and broadcasting it, and there could be salty language to look out for. You could use another nice and easy program for that, Radiodelay.

www.daansystems.com/radiodelay/

I haven't used it for profanity delay, but have used it for 'Loop Theater' special delay effects.

Boomer

Solutions for Everything

Maybe there is a way to prevent Windows 10 updates...

The website I'm about to link will point to grc_com, website of Steve Gibson, computer security expert and weekly co-host of "Security Now" on the TWiT_net.

When you are there click Freeware/Utilities/Never10

Gibson Research

On now to more about Sonos Audio Processing...

As I've learned more about it I discover the wonderful fact that within the Framework where the components of the device are plopped, it is possible to have MORE audio processors, which means I'll have processing when I add stream No. 3.

This is so tremendous that I'm picking up the drink tab at the next ALPB meeting!