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In general no, not really.

However, if you feel the need there are any number of VST compressors that will give you that control for those instances where you want that control.

It is...

you can do some of what your asking, but not exactly like your thinking.

SAC/SAW link is not a remote control of Saw Studio, it is an audio link to allow recording of the audio. The generally...

I don't maximize SAC or SAW because I need quick access to other programs, (Task Bar, File browser, Media Player, Web Browser, etc).

My default windows are already set to use the entire screen,...

I believe the juice problems are really a scenes related issue. The plug-ins seem to work fine otherwise.

Sounds like some sort of housekeeping routine running on the system

Do you have any anti-virus software running?

Check your process list in the task manager and see what programs/processes are...

You would have to get 32-bit versions of the plug-ins which are no longer available so your options are

1. upgrade to Saw Studio 64 which will work with the currently available 64-bit versions of...

Slipped buffers occur when the computer CPU doesn't have enough time to process all of the audio in the allotted time window (based on sample rate and buffer size).

what buffer settings are you...

The behringer app should not be running you don't need it. The x-touch can only talk to one device/port/app at a time.

Sort of a random statement or was it supposed to be a question?

My understanding is that core affinity assignment is sticky and SAC and SAW are different processes that can be assigned to different cores and should maintain that assignment.

keep in mind that...

I believe it's two cores - audio engine on one and interface/GUI on the second core. However, I believe VSTs loaded in SAC/SAW are not restricted to the cores running SAC/SAW.

I have my systems...

It's very simple to re-link files that have had their file names changed. The dialog to do that pop's up everytime you load a session and there are missing files (it will ask you what you want to...

the meter levels in SAW should exactly match the levels in total mix, unless you changed the input gain at the top of the channel strip.

maybe the clock is not properly synced between SAW and...

They would function in SS exactly like they would in any other DAW. plug in the individual mic channels to separate channels in SS and then to process the audio, insert the relevant plug-in. You...

You can simple open the 32bit EDL in Saw64. I don't remember exactly what it says about missing plugins (but I believe it just gives a warning). Then you can go about swapping/replacing effects or...

Unfortunately that wasn't it. :(

Since I can connect with the IP address, I'm not going to spend anymore time on this. It's all likely to change once I upgrade and move my host system to Win10...

Thought it might be related to Network Discovery settings, but thats not it.

All the tablets are running Win10 Pro, but the one tablet with the issue is on a newer release of windows (22h...

Ok, I had some downtime and wanted to make sure all 4 of the surface tablets would connect to my live rig.

I had a few mismatched software revs between 4.6x and 4.7.

So I updated the SAC system...

The La2a, la3A, 1076, SSL EQ, Pultec EQ, fairchild all of these are great in a studio, but do not provide any usable advantage in a live mixing environment when working with a mixing console like...

I'll have to take a look at what's loaded on my live rig. It might be helpful to know what sorts of plugins your looking for and how you would want to deploy them.

Hey Ruben,

Welcome to the forum.

Use of JUCE does not mean the VSTs are unstable for all use cases, only that it doesn't play nice with Scenes.

So depending on how you use the VSTs in...

Ok... sorry maybe I'm not understanding something in your configuration..... BUT. .if you are using SAW and SAC together, SAC does in fact supersede SAW Studios Audio Inputs and Outputs. You...

Had to go back and re-read Bob's paper on the audio engine choices he made. It was linked in a post earlier in this thread, but reposted here for easy access.

It wasn't specifically floating point...

Actually my understanding is it had more to do with the rounding errors that occur in floating point processors that could be eliminated/controlled by using integer math instead.