Pre-Delay in standard music production terms). Mix in standard music production terms) and also the 'Initial Time Gap' (i.e.

Breeze 2.1 (or eventually B2 or Aether) supplies the other half.ĭistance perception in enclosed spaces is very dependent on the 'Direct to Reflected Energy Ratio' (i.e. Precedence provides 100% of the Left-Right positioning and about half of the distance positioning. Now you will have the full expected depth/distance result. Then set Breeze Mix/Balance to the same value as Precedence Distance. The most important thing to realize regarding Distance is that for Orchestral / Scoring work, we expect/advocate the Precedence be followed by Breeze 2.1, directly on tracks. Would be interested in seeing / hearing a proper walkthrough video. However, the demo audio didn't sound that great to me, but in part I didn't much care for the samples themselves. In other words, we automatically turn the lights off for you, helping to save the planet in the process. Furthermore, if playback is stopped for a coffee break, lunch break, or overnight, processing is automatically suspended, potentially saving you significant money on your electric bill. Sparse arrangements can save orders of magnitude in CPU-resources, which in turn leads to more creative freedom and less annoyances such as heat and fan noise generated by powerful computers in the studio. Maximum CPU usage will only be reached in such cases when all tracks in the project are active at the same time, which almost never happens in large sessions. If the plug-ins are not receiving any input signal, they will automatically disable processing, and enter an approximately zero CPU usage state! This is huge news for composers who use massive scoring templates and like to auto-load hundreds of instances. Ultra low CPU usage is great, but there is one thing even better: zero CPU usage! Beginning with Precedence and Breeze 2.1, we have now introduced an intelligent Suspend-On-Silence feature in our products. Performance on recent laptops and older machines is equally impressive. Breeze 2 and Precedence represent the first pro audio software of any kind to be optimized for Intel's new AVX-512 instruction set and performance is simply staggering on CPUs that support it. Running a separate instance for every performer in an entire 100-person orchestra to achieve new levels of realism for example, is now quite literally a breeze on modern CPUs. Like Breeze 2.0, Precedence is so efficient that it is easily possible to run over one thousand instances on the latest desktops and workstations such as Apple's new iMac Pro and Intel Skylake-X and Xeon based Windows machines.

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