gid
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gidPosts: 117 From: UK
Written by opeth771 on 17.05.2011 at 04:35
Written by Valddan on 16.05.2011 at 23:56
You people don't seem to understand the difference between a crappy computer and a 32-bit SOFTWARE, again, SOFTWARE, limitation. If the plugins he's working with are 32-bit only, even if he has a freaking super computer with 999999999999 GB of RAM, he would still have the same (and I will say it again) SOFTWARE limitation, due the fact he can't use a 64 bit Operative system to "unlock" more RAM (the plugins are 32 bit only, remember?).
Don't get me wrong, all this plugin limitation sounds fishy to me as well, but most people just don't know what they are talking about.
Also,I don't feel like this "Time" will turn out a good as the first album. I just hope I'm wrong.
Hum dude... I know that but... Other bands DO record CDs while Wintersun has been on "RAM" trouble for years.... You can run 4GB on windows 7 32 bits.. And Windows 7 64bits costs around 115$, don't tell me he can't afford it or the label won't lend the money.. Besides, he could download it, who cares, nobody will know. What is he doing so special that needs such a powerful computer? I could probably build one with windows 7 64 bits, 16gb of ram and a nice I7 quad core processor for less than 2,000$, all that bs doesn't make any sense.
This is really starting to piss me off
I don't think you're understanding the point. The plugins he wants to use are only available in 32 bit format. This means that even if he builds his own computer with 99999GB of RAM, the plugins will only use up to 4GB. It's got nothing to do with buying a 64 bit version of Windows or whatever.
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Valddan
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Written by gid on 17.05.2011 at 09:12
Written by opeth771 on 17.05.2011 at 04:35
Written by Valddan on 16.05.2011 at 23:56
You people don't seem to understand the difference between a crappy computer and a 32-bit SOFTWARE, again, SOFTWARE, limitation. If the plugins he's working with are 32-bit only, even if he has a freaking super computer with 999999999999 GB of RAM, he would still have the same (and I will say it again) SOFTWARE limitation, due the fact he can't use a 64 bit Operative system to "unlock" more RAM (the plugins are 32 bit only, remember?).
Don't get me wrong, all this plugin limitation sounds fishy to me as well, but most people just don't know what they are talking about.
Also,I don't feel like this "Time" will turn out a good as the first album. I just hope I'm wrong.
Hum dude... I know that but... Other bands DO record CDs while Wintersun has been on "RAM" trouble for years.... You can run 4GB on windows 7 32 bits.. And Windows 7 64bits costs around 115$, don't tell me he can't afford it or the label won't lend the money.. Besides, he could download it, who cares, nobody will know. What is he doing so special that needs such a powerful computer? I could probably build one with windows 7 64 bits, 16gb of ram and a nice I7 quad core processor for less than 2,000$, all that bs doesn't make any sense.
This is really starting to piss me off
I don't think you're understanding the point. The plugins he wants to use are only available in 32 bit format. This means that even if he builds his own computer with 99999GB of RAM, the plugins will only use up to 4GB. It's got nothing to do with buying a 64 bit version of Windows or whatever.
Thank you gid. Finally someone who understands the 32-Bit issue.
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Justicelust
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This is a nonsense excuse. Why aren't there any other band having computer problems??? Why Wintersun has?!
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Marcel Hubregtse Grumpy Old Fuck
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Written by Justicelust on 17.05.2011 at 19:19
This is a nonsense excuse. Why aren't there any other band having computer problems??? Why Wintersun has?!
exactly. It's just a lame excuse and they know most of their will even believe it
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evoola
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I guess if you are complete IDIOT, hardware problems might fuck up your album release. Seriously? Bullshit alert. 100's of tracks for each song? Good luck reproducing that live. This project has been plagued by so much bullshit it's turning into Duke Nukem Forever which has been in production for a decade and a half now. Either shit or get off the fucking pot because your fans are sick and tired of waiting for you to quit fucking around. Also, when this "epic masterpiece" finally comes out it better be so good everyone burns their entire collection of vinyl, tapes and cds otherwise they are going to lynch your ass at the first live gig.
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gid
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gidPosts: 117 From: UK
Okay, without trying to sound like I'm defending Jari, it's really not that unusual for a band to use hundreds of tracks per song. Nine Inch Nails did it over 10 years ago with The Fragile (although NIN managed fine with their equipment).
While these excuses might be technically correct, they're still awful excuses.
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evoola
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Written by gid on 17.05.2011 at 21:14
Okay, without trying to sound like I'm defending Jari, it's really not that unusual for a band to use hundreds of tracks per song. Nine Inch Nails did it over 10 years ago with The Fragile (although NIN managed fine with their equipment).
While these excuses might be technically correct, they're still awful excuses.
I realize that in the studio they'll use a plethora of tracks but unfortunately that stuff is rarely reproduced on stage. Smashing Pumpkins did it on Siamese Dream and their live shows suck balls. They never sound anything like they do in the studio.
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gid
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gidPosts: 117 From: UK
Written by evoola on 17.05.2011 at 22:14
Written by gid on 17.05.2011 at 21:14
Okay, without trying to sound like I'm defending Jari, it's really not that unusual for a band to use hundreds of tracks per song. Nine Inch Nails did it over 10 years ago with The Fragile (although NIN managed fine with their equipment).
While these excuses might be technically correct, they're still awful excuses.
I realize that in the studio they'll use a plethora of tracks but unfortunately that stuff is rarely reproduced on stage. Smashing Pumpkins did it on Siamese Dream and their live shows suck balls. They never sound anything like they do in the studio.
Agreed. I doubt it's going to work well live.
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Written by Daggon on 16.05.2011 at 06:01
Written by DahliaRock on 16.05.2011 at 00:49
I mean, c'mon, even Devin's latest epic tackles wonderful massive layering shit and these kiddos still complain about 64-bit.. grow up!
BEST. QUOTE. EVER.
Seconded.
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Framhel?
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Written by psykometal on 16.05.2011 at 05:36
This sounds like a James Cameron project. "Yea we don't have the technology to properly record this right now so we're just going to wait 20 years til the technology is far superior to today and then we'll record it."
Try Japan or maybe Tony Starks
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kaoskrew
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Do you really need a power of a cray to write music on these days!
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opeth771
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Written by gid on 17.05.2011 at 09:12
Written by opeth771 on 17.05.2011 at 04:35
Written by Valddan on 16.05.2011 at 23:56
You people don't seem to understand the difference between a crappy computer and a 32-bit SOFTWARE, again, SOFTWARE, limitation. If the plugins he's working with are 32-bit only, even if he has a freaking super computer with 999999999999 GB of RAM, he would still have the same (and I will say it again) SOFTWARE limitation, due the fact he can't use a 64 bit Operative system to "unlock" more RAM (the plugins are 32 bit only, remember?).
Don't get me wrong, all this plugin limitation sounds fishy to me as well, but most people just don't know what they are talking about.
Also,I don't feel like this "Time" will turn out a good as the first album. I just hope I'm wrong.
Hum dude... I know that but... Other bands DO record CDs while Wintersun has been on "RAM" trouble for years.... You can run 4GB on windows 7 32 bits.. And Windows 7 64bits costs around 115$, don't tell me he can't afford it or the label won't lend the money.. Besides, he could download it, who cares, nobody will know. What is he doing so special that needs such a powerful computer? I could probably build one with windows 7 64 bits, 16gb of ram and a nice I7 quad core processor for less than 2,000$, all that bs doesn't make any sense.
This is really starting to piss me off
I don't think you're understanding the point. The plugins he wants to use are only available in 32 bit format. This means that even if he builds his own computer with 99999GB of RAM, the plugins will only use up to 4GB. It's got nothing to do with buying a 64 bit version of Windows or whatever.
Dude, if that is really what he wants to do, nothing he will do is going to help performance in that case, you said it yourself. I am a computer IT so I understand all of that crap, and don't tell me you can't do anything with 4gb of ram, that is a load of crap.
And if he REALLY can't do anything with 4gb of RAM for what he is trying to do, then in no ways is having money going to solve his issue. This is really a BS excuse.
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Valddan
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Yup, I agree that this is just a lame excuse. Nevertheless, the excuse was "technically correct", and most of the people didn't/don't understand it.
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Vikcen Metálico
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VikcenMetálicoPosts: 970 From: Spain
Written by Valddan on 19.05.2011 at 16:34
and most of the people didn't/don't understand it.
True.
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Swietowit11
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All of the metalheads in the Finnish judicial system should slap an ankle bracelet on his ass and put him on house arrest until it is time for "Time".
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Swietowit11
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Written by Guest on 16.05.2011 at 09:12
I'm sure it will be a great album when it finally comes out. In the meantime I'm not going to be fuming and obsessing because a band I like is taking forever to release an album. There's other stuff to do, right? Make the most of your time and then make the most of Time.
Indeed. There have been three (about to be a fourth) Amorphis masterpieces in the time that Jari has been working on "Time", two (about to be a third) Insomnium masterpieces, and numerous other wonderful albums by other Finnish luminaries. Furthermore, none of them are keeping their fans waiting for years for output that is just as quality.
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Written by Swietowit11 on 20.05.2011 at 17:01
Written by Guest on 16.05.2011 at 09:12
I'm sure it will be a great album when it finally comes out. In the meantime I'm not going to be fuming and obsessing because a band I like is taking forever to release an album. There's other stuff to do, right? Make the most of your time and then make the most of Time.
Indeed. There have been three (about to be a fourth) Amorphis masterpieces in the time that Jari has been working on "Time", two (about to be a third) Insomnium masterpieces, and numerous other wonderful albums by other Finnish luminaries. Furthermore, none of them are keeping their fans waiting for years for output that is just as quality.
Exactly, it's not like the world is devoid of good music. I'm not frustrated that the album is taking a long time to finish. If there was no Wintersun at all we would still be in pretty good shape so complaining about it makes no sense. I honestly don't know if it's just technical difficulties or if he is re-writting it for the 3rd time because it wasn't amazing enough, or whatever it might be, but it's fine as long as he records a great album.
Although Amorphis and Equilibrium don't shred like Jari, as pointed out by Hitler here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GikgicSeEA4
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poison-evie
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I wish I lived in Europe so I could go to one of the shows :-(
That makes me a saaaaad panda.
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skatmat
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Ridiculous, last album was perfectly fine, so why is it really necessary to upgrade everything to 64-bit? Nerd. Listen to some raw bm and hear that the sound quality isn't an issue... It will end up way overworked.
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