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The string section consisted of three violins, one viola and two cellos, so when the three layers (takes) were combined, that gave me the equivalent of an 18-piece string section to play with in the mix. Each player had been close-miked and we also had two stereo room options, giving me a total of 32 tracks to organise in a meaningful way. At this stage, my mind was full of possible routes I could take to enhance the illusion of a more traditional orchestral setup, and some of them were elaborate, but I reminded myself that this was all pointless without hearing things in the proper context, so I got on with my temporary task of session admin in my Ableton Live DAW software.

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We are Sophia Poirier and Tom Murphy 7. We are buddies from back since grade school. We like to make music and, sometime around December 1999, making music software became a part of that process. You can contact us here.

Also, if you are using macOS and experienced a crash with our software, crash logs can often be very helpful, so it is great if you can send the crash log to us. You should be able to find the crash log in /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports (that's in your user home Library). What do I do with the files that I downloaded? The files at this web page are compressed archives. This means that there are several files wrapped up into one single file (archive) which is shrunk down in size (compressed) so that it doesn't take as long to download. You need to decompress the archives before you do anything else. If the files don't automatically decompress (or "expand") when you download them, and if double-clicking on them after downloading doesn't work either, then that probably means that you need to install software that can decompress these archives. We use (or have used) several archive formats: 7z archives (files ending in .7z), Apple disk images (files ending in .dmg), ZIP (files ending in .zip), and StuffIt X (files ending in .sitx). macOS has software built-in for mounting its disk image files and expanding most compressed file formats. Tom likes 7-Zip on Windows. StuffIt Expander may be needed for our earliest (up through 2003) Mac and source file distributions.

Perhaps! As of 2020, Sophia and Tom have been doing other full-time software development work for many years, and it makes us tired. However, we've mostly managed to get the plugins and our libraries into a state where they are feasible to work on again. Both of us have ideas and unfinished plugins still in our hearts. 041b061a72