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Dragging and dropping items, is hard. Max Volume 75 dB SPL Standard Error @ Normal Vol. (65 dB) 6.8 dB Slope @ Normal Vol. (65 dB) -0.2 Bass Extension (Low-Frequency Ext.) 302 Hz Treble Extension (High-Frequency Ext.) 15 kHz Dynamic Range Compression @ Max Vol. 0.8 dB The Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5's speakers are okay. They sound relatively well-balanced despite the lack of bass extension, but they aren't the most natural-sounding speakers. They get reasonably loud with minimal dynamic compression at max volume. The speakers fire sideways, so they may get muffled depending on how you hold the tablet in landscape mode. Video Quality Resolution 1080p Position Top Center Privacy Cover No Face Unlock No The webcam's video quality is excellent. Although slightly underexposed, the image is detailed, and the colors look natural. Voices sound clear over the microphone, but there's some static in the background. Connectivity USB-A Ports 0 USB-C Ports 2 Thunderbolt No USB-C Charging Yes USB-C Display Out Yes HDMI No DisplayPort No 3.5mm Jack None Card Reader No Ethernet No Proprietary Port 5-Point Pogo Pins for Keyboard Security Lock No The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5's port selection is bad. There are only two USB-C ports, and both support USB 3.2 Gen 1 data transfer speed (up to 5Gbps), Power Delivery 3.0, and video output via DisplayPort 1.4. Unlike the Lenovo Chromebook Duet (2020), there isn't a USB-C audio adapter included in the box, so you have to use a third-party adapter or wireless headphones. You can only use the 5-point pogo pin connector at the bottom to connect the keyboard type cover. If you want a 2-in-1 convertible Chromebook with a better port selection, check out the ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5 14 (2021). Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Bluetooth 5.1 The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5's wireless adapter

Hello silverhead! Your advice took me on the right path and made me go deeper into the routing options Helix gives us, thank you very much! The two-path preset was the way to go. So, here's what I've done so far. 1. Helix cabling and settings: 1/4" Left Output to FX Return of the MarkBass head, 1/4" Right Output to Return 1 of Helix. Left XLR to the mixer. Helix big volume knob at maximum. In the global settings, USB 1/2 Destination is set to XLR. 1/4" and Send/Return must be all set to Line level. XLR in my case is set to Mic because that's what my mixer expects to receive. 2. Helix preset: Path 1A: I created my mono bass preset on path 1A (compressor, preamp or amp without cab, and the effects I want). Input 1A: Guitar. Output routed to 1/4". If you choose the preamp instead of the amp you have to boost the signal significantly (EQ after the preamp at +9dB and output level at +20dB) to get a strong enough signal. Path 2A: Input set to Return 1, IR (otherwise the recorded track has no cab) and Output to USB 3/4. 3. Ableton Live: Bass track with Audio from Ext. In 3/4 and Audio to Master. Monitoring off. This setup makes me hear the bass live from the MarkBass head, and the recorded bass track through the PA, while all the other instruments track are heard through the PA. Initially I wanted the recorded

Polyphonic audio output from the Virus if I use 2 x Ext Instrument in order to use multiple Virus patches. This makes soloing the Ext Instrument inputs impossible currently - at render/mixdown am concerned this will cause problems...I'll search the forum to see if anyone has any expertise on multiple hardware input processing - hopefully there's a solution beyond buying more audio inputs on a larger interface ttilberg Posts: 587 Joined: Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:55 pm Contact: Re: I may be using External Instrument wrongly - can anyone help Post by ttilberg » Wed Mar 14, 2012 8:11 pm I think at that point, you might have to bounce the audio to and audio channel for each patch. Like I mentioned above, I don't have a cool setup like that, but can only assume that you are routing 2x external instrument plugins to the same midi route, and from the same audio source-- unless it is able to parse different channels differently... If so, that's awesome.I would love to know if this is not the case, I think that sounds really cool. Tim Tilberg - Duluth, MN | SoundCloud - Arsenal2011 13" MBP w/8GB ram | Live 9 Suite, Reason 6.5, FXPansion DCAM/Etch/Maul, Izotope Ozone 5 damian1972 Posts: 13 Joined: Mon Feb 13, 2012 5:12 pm Re: I may be using External Instrument wrongly - can anyone help Post by damian1972 » Thu Mar 15, 2012 12:22 pm I'll come back to you when I get to the relevant stepat the moment Ive got an Access Virus bass patch on one Ext Instrument - routed to Audio interface MIDI output and going to MIdi channel one which is the hardware synth Part 1External Instrument two is routed to MIDI channel two via the same interfact clearly and is playing a lead sound.Audio routed to come back in via Aduio interface.Currently I cant solo the channels which I think is due to the fact Ive got the Virus stereo outputs coming in via the Audio interface standard 1/2 IN - I cant separate the audio signal into components track by track once its coming back into External instrument.So I suppose the workaround when using the hardware multitimbrally is to not use External Instrument at all, to use hardware onboard effects and effect the hardware synth sounds/volumes at source - then leave as MIDI in the Live set and render to

You do not need if to check if your files exist:1. Replace if exist && file1 if exist file2 to dir /w file1 file2dir /w file1.ext file2.extObs.: 1 Outputs:2. Suppress any possible errors if any or both files do not exist and redirect the output of the command dir to findstr2>nul dir /w file1.ext file2.ext | findstr /i "file1.ext.*file2.ext" ... Obs.: 2 Suppress any possible errors using 2>nul and redirect the output with |3. Use operator:findstr && to handle return 0 both file1.ext and file2.ext existfindstr || to handle return non 0 file1.ext or file2.ext (or both) not exist2>nul dir /w file1.ext file2.ext | findstr /i "file1.ext.*file2.ext" && echo\yEp! || echo\nOp!Obs.: 3 In findstr not to be case-sensitive (capital letters | lower case), use /i, as the string has some spaces between filenames on the same line, use . um or more * characters... | findstr /i "file1.ext.*file2.ext" && ... Possible Cases/Outputs from findstr returns::: Exist file1.ext == True:: Exist file2.ext == True:: Results => Return "0" == echo\yEp!:: Exist file1.ext == False:: Exist file2.ext == False:: Results => Return non "0" == echo\nOp!:: Exist file1.ext == True:: Exist file2.ext == False:: Results => Return non "0" == echo\nOp!:: Exist file1.ext == False:: Exist file2.ext == True:: Results => Return non "0" == echo\nOp!You can also use a for loop to do the same when multiple files need to be checked and what to import is one does not exist, in which case you can immediately move batch processing to a :label when this condition is met, if all files exist, subsequent/following lines will be executed.@echo off cd /d "%~dp0"for %%i in ("file1.ext","file2.ext","file3.ext","file4.ext","file5.ext")do if not exist "%%~i" echo\File "%%~i" does Not exist && goto %:^( :: Run more commands below, because all your files exist...goto=:EOF %:^(:: Run more commands below, because one some of your files don't existgoto=:EOFObs.: 4 After the relevant executions after the forloop or inside the label %:^(, use goto=:EOF to move the processing to the End Of File or to another :label if applicable...:: Run more commands below, because all your files exist...goto=:EOF%:^(:: Run more commands below, because one some of your files don't existgoto=:EOFSome further reading:[√] Dir /?[√] Findstr /?[√] Redirections in bat file[√] Conditional Execution || && ...

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