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The MIDI Mixer always remains a full-width display, but the DSP Station, the optional Quick Sound Loader Pane for choosing Instruments and Samples and the Virtual Keyboard for auditioning them without a MIDI keyboard or sequencer connected can be repositioned and resized at will, placed side by side, while the Loader and Keyboard can even be floated and placed anywhere on the screen in separate windows.
This last option will be particularly useful to those running multiple monitor screens. However, to take advantage of either of these new features you'll need a GSIF2 driver for your interface. However, don't worry if your interface doesn't yet have GSIF2 drivers written for it — thankfully, GSIF1 drivers still work perfectly with every other new Gigastudio 3 feature.
Film composers will no doubt jump at the chance for even higher audio quality, and exposed solo and small ensemble instrument libraries will certainly benefit from bit compatibility. However, I suspect many users will hear little improvement with orchestral and rock mixes over bit libraries, and of course they will increase your disk streaming overheads by 50 percent, so bear this in mind.
For 'quick and dirty' edits to Gigastudio 3 instruments, the new Quick Edit window is far quicker to launch and easier to use than the full Instrument Editor. Another immediately useful addition is the Quick Edit window, which adds a synth-like front end where you can tweak various instrument parameters without having to launch the fully fledged Instrument editor which isn't available in the Solo version anyway.
It has four collapsable sections controlling Articulation for envelopes, filtering, and LFOs , Dimensions for velocity and key-splits , Wave showing the currently selected sample , and Keyboard displaying assigned instrument and keyswitch keys. You can save your tweaks with the song or as a custom performance. The new Gigastudio 3 DSP Station is an altogether smarter offering than before, featuring a 'brushed-aluminium' panel, and offering up to Input channels, 32 Group faders and eight Aux returns.
Each channel strip in the DSP Station has Narrow or Wide views, and the Input and Group channel controls are identical except that Inputs can either be routed to hardware outputs or Group inputs, while Groups are always sent to hardware outputs. For stereo signals there are then rotary Position pan and Width controls the latter offering settings ranging from stereo at percent to reversed stereo at percent, passing through mono at 0 percent on the way with a ganged fader beneath.
If you click on the Unlink button near the bottom of the strip, you can switch to dual-mono mode with Left and Right pan rotaries and twin faders, and both fader options have twin peak-reading meters alongside.
The stereo options are far easier to use than before, particularly since the 'illuminated rim' of the rotary controls shows the amount of stereo spread. However, the fun starts when you click on the top of the channel strip to switch to Wide view and all the more interesting controls appear. In use, the dynamics section proved very effective — Gigastudio has been crying out for channel-based compression since it was first launched. While I found the old NFX4 EQ useful, this one is far more versatile and easy to read, although it is worth pointing out that neither dynamics or EQ will be available if your processor doesn't support the SSE instruction set.
For most users, the most exciting change is support for VST plug-ins as Inserts. After years of having to rely on the four NFX bundled offerings or patching in external hardware effects, it's great to finally be able to process Gigastudio-based sounds through your favourite software effects.
Each of the four channel Insert slots has Bypass and Edit buttons, while clicking in the slot itself reveals a drop-down list of available plug-ins. The Output Masters page is again identical barring an extra Record Arm button for the new audio Capture to Wave function. Overall, routing is far more flexible than before with the Group options, and I had no problems setting up and using Rewire with Cubase SX3 either.
The chosen number of audio channels is then re-routed directly into your sequencer for further treatment using VST and DX plug-ins without using GSIF drivers at all, and this approach also enables the use of any audio interface with Gigastudio 3.
I didn't experience any further problems with my plug-in collection, but some users have reported problems with plug-ins for Universal Audio's UAD1 DSP card, and as mentioned earlier, Tascam have already acknowledged that TC Powercore plug-ins can't currently be used, which will be disappointing to owners of that system.
Version 3. One quick tip — just like Cubase, Gigastudio 3 recognises plug-in folders, so if, like me, you've got a lot of plug-ins and want to avoid a long scrolling list in Gigastudio 3, you can organise them into folders by type or manufacturer from the Windows Explorer — it's so much quicker to find what you're looking for. Gigapulse is the 'convolution player' included in all three versions of Gigastudio 3 that can not only be used for reverb, but also for adding instrument features such as guitar and violin body or piano soundboard resonances for greater realism.
Many of the new Gigastudio 3 libraries already include embedded Impulse recordings of such features, and multiple impulses may sometimes be cascaded for added realism for instance, the new Gigapiano II provides separate Pedal Up and Pedal Down resonance impulses, or a violin might offer body resonance plus a room acoustic. However, once in the DSP Station, you can also use Gigapulse as a more general-purpose insert effect to add your choice of impulse treatments including mic and body modelling, ambience, and reverb, using essentially the same Gigapulse editing window — the Pro version is provided with Gigastudio 3 Orchestra, and the more limited SP version is available for users of Solo and Ensemble.
These locations and mics are displayed as coloured blobs in the Placement Selection see the screen shot above , and you can place mono instruments anywhere in this virtual environment by clicking on one of the locations, while with stereo recordings you use Multi-Placement mode to link each of the mics you want to use with a certain location.
Although initially overwhelming, the Gigapulse editing window provides detailed control over Gigastudio's built-in convolution effects and their position within stereo or surround environments. If you wish, you can even remove the character of the original mics used, and replace them with one of a host of others, or add the responses of various valve-based enhancers and mono-to-stereo effects. Gigapulse always uses convolution for the first three seconds of playback, but to run longer impulses without ramping up CPU overhead, it continues the decay beyond this point using its 'Tail Model' traditional reverb algorithm although you can revert to full-length True mode if you wish.
The mic outputs can be routed to up to seven mixer output channels for surround work, or mixed down to two channels in either True two-mic or Simulated Stereo one-mic modes. I suspect many users will be initially overwhelmed by the complexity of Gigapulse Pro, but after spending a few hours with it you begin to appreciate just how incredibly versatile it is, as well as how good it sounds. Tascam provide a good selection of rooms and halls, a guitar reverb, plus a couple of dozen mic models, while sample-library manufacturer Larry Seyer adds various ambiences, plates, and acoustics tailored for specific applications.
The various bundled library instruments offer additional impulse sets that you can load in as a GIG file stacked on the same MIDI channel as the instrument using the new Stack Mode tool on the Loader Pane. You can then access them like the piano resonances. Sadly, Gigastudio Solo and Ensemble users have no way to add further impulses without buying them ready-made.
So is Gigastudio 3 worth the two-year wait? Many software sampler users who gave up waiting for Gigastudio 3 and bought other products like EXS24, HALion, Kontakt, or Mach Five may be tempted back by the attractive trade-up offers currently available, and those who crave higher polyphony will also be swayed by reports of some users with RAID setups managing over voices!
However, some potential users will be put off by the current hardware restrictions no dual or bit processors, and problems using the VST plug-ins of DSP effects cards. Furthermore, while I've always found that Gigastudio provides me with more polyphony than any other software sampler I've used, v3 is not without its problems. Apart from the various install issues that I experienced, Gigastudio 3 crashed on several occasions during the review period requiring a complete reboot — one of the perils of kernel-level code, I suspect — while I also discovered various missing help files and other small anomalies along the way, as have other users.
Apart from these niggles, Gigastudio 3 still has a unique and powerful set of features, and as further world-class libraries appear which take advantage of the program's intelligent MIDI and Impulse enhancements, has the potential to offer a lot more. Gigastudio 3 has been a long time in the works, but provides an impressive list of new features.
However, a few doubts remain concerning its stability on some PC systems. All prices include VAT.
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