A Delicate Infusion of Gadgetry and Melody. Why? Ask the Caterpillar…
In one of the most famous Children’s stories ever written, Humpty Dumpty informs the ever curious Alice,
“Slithy means lithe and slimey. You see it’s like a portmanteau - there are two meanings packed up into one word.”
Gigadenza is best viewed as a slightly less literal paraphrase of this concept, a harmonious marriage of the words Gigabyte and Cadenza and all they represent.
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Nice arrangement.
Do you still have this and want to sell/trade it???
It’s 4k not 8k change my mind
Regrettably I no longer have the monitor, and it may now have been discontinued though I assure you it was and remained 8k throughout all of Dell's revisions. (see 9:18) Dual DisplayPort v1.4 connections combined with a GPU that supported "tiling" were required to attain its maximum resolution at a refresh rate of 60hz, which it achieved by stitching two separate vertically apportioned images together, each occupying 50% of the screen. Colour gamut coverage was outstanding for all its available arrays, whilst clarity and vibrancy were, from a subjective standpoint, superior to the Asus PA32UCG-K -- another flagship model aimed squarely at the professional market - which I replaced it with - despite its marginally cheaper price, and lack of HDR support. This was broadly down to the IPS panel's "gloss" finish, which helped it provide exceptional off axis visibility for an edge illuminated display even in side by side comparisons with the Asus' Mini LED backlight, which provides more than 1000 local dimming zones and a peak brightness over 3 times higher. The additional desktop real estate was invaluable for workflows involving multiple windows, no hassle with constant dragging, minimising, and resizing according to which application you were actively using! The only reason I "side-graded" was due to a need for additional inputs and G-Sync compatibility, which the Asus enables via its primary HDMI 2.1 port, along with Freesync Premium Pro.
nice shitty video.
Been super curious to see how old game midi soundtracks sounded on the integra. Could you PLEASE record the silpheed (sierra msdos version) intro on the integra? Much obliged!
Nice rendering, but isn't this game supposed to be Roland MT32 only and not at all General Midi, let alone XG? Is it translated by ScummVM?
Minta tolong bang bantuin dong cara instal drivenya biar konek di PC🙏
Tergantung pada cuaca Anda ingin menggunakan meja dalam mode firewire atau USB, Anda perlu mengunduh, membuka zip, dan menginstal salah satu driver di bawah ini: www.phonic.com/index.php/download-center/category/20-helix-boards?download=1313:helix-boards (Untuk USB) www.phonic.com/index.php/download-center/category/20-helix-boards?download=1314:helix-boards (Untuk 1394 Firewire). Saya tidak yakin apakah keduanya mendukung Windows 11 tetapi keduanya dapat berfungsi untuk versi 7 dan 10. Sayangnya saya tidak lagi memiliki meja sehingga memberikan bantuan apa pun selain ini akan sulit...tetapi beri tahu saya jika Anda membuatnya berfungsi...itu adalah salah satu mixer paling kaya fitur dan dapat diandalkan yang pernah saya gunakan - dan mengemas begitu banyak konektivitas ke dalam ukurannya yang ringkas, saya menyesal menjual milik saya hingga hari ini!
@@Gigadenza terima kasih bnyak saudara ku..sebentar aku akan mencoba nya..🙏🙏
@@Gigadenza trma kasih bnyak saudaraku..saya akan mencobanya
Minta bantuannya bos..punya aku ngga bisa konek drivernya
Minta bantu bos..drivernya dong .punya aku ngga konek
I love this game. Gameplay and Story are excellent but graphics ain't the best.
do u have sr2 or srx for sale??
Interesting... That track was written for the MT-32 and the orchestration actually sounds better (to my ears at least) on the 36 years old MT-32 than it does on the Integra 7 ☺
I actually agree. The percussion instruments - drums, marimbas and xylophones etc - are all too prominent and frequently drown out the pan pipes, which should clearly carry the main melody. The MT32s mix is better balanced (arguably even via MUNT) than any other synth I've tested with the same track, no doubt due to the fact that it was originally composed and arranged for it. There is the option of adjusting the levels of individual instruments within MIDI sequencing software, but this wouldn't accurately convey how each module sounded when used with emulators such as SCUMM VM.
I remmeber I first heard this music when I was 10. It was burned into my mind 25 years later. I did a playthrough a month ago and it was so beautiful. I love your rendition.
I have the Helix Board 18 firewire model and it is core audio compliant with my IMac running Catalina. No drivers required.
Some people say Titan X is not for gaming performance. This video proofs it is for gaming.
CLEARLY cpu bottlenecked.
Once again, thanks for the ride along!
Great intro. Thanks.
Hey buddy, don’t have hdmi 2.1 ? So don’t work on PS5 ?
@Gigadenza Do you have a link to the midi file? If so, I’d love to get ahold of it to convert it to Minecraft note blocks in my elven treehouse. 🤗
Who Can Help me find driver usb helix board 18u
Hi, will you recommend this desk over the presonus ar16 or mackie 1604i?
Hello there not having used either of those desks I could not give you a definitive answer I would however personally eliminate the Presonus on account of its lower number of preamps (only 12 mic pres compared to 16) less versatile EQ section - the Mackie appears to have a quad band (low/low-mid/mid and high) with two sweeps, putting it ahead of the other two, both of which are triple band (low/mid/high) with one sweep, though both the Mackie and Phonic have sweep controls on all 16 channels whereas the Presonus only features them on the first 8. Beyond that the Mackie and Phonic have significantly greater connectivity overall - 8 aux sends and 6 returns a piece compared to only 3 sends and zero returns for the Presonus. Plus the four “sub group” channels/outputs which can be used to transmit “mixes” of channels 1 to 16 in any combination. I,d personally still pick the Phonic since it appears to combine the best features of the other two - the integrated fx of the Presonus (absent in the Mackie) and almost the same plethora of I/O as the Mackie.- with additional digital connections (spdif/aes) both of which are very crucial to my workflow, though I would concede the Mackie may harbour higher quality preamps. However, if you must have SD card recording, I guess the Presonus is your only option. hope this helps!! Oh, and don’t overlook the Phonic’s compact footprint, it’s an absolute Godsend in confined studios,
@@Gigadenza Ohh Thank u so much!! And one more question, Did you try the phonic on mac? I don't know if this will work out with usb without the drivers..
@@malpeee Being a habitual Microsoft user I’m afraid I can’t give you any dependable info regarding Mac compatibility, Mac drivers are available through phonics website, but Apple are notoriously vigilant when it comes to manufacturers keeping their drivers sufficiently debugged and secure to be compliant with the latest version of MacOS and you may find that even though they appear to install, the desk either won’t be recognised or have limited functionality. Bear in mind also that it is a discontinued product and Phonic no longer officially provides either technical, driver or moral support!
Just to be clear. Does this card have a built in pcie bifurcation chip?
Hello! If by this you mean "can it conditionally route data transfers between its installed SSDs and specific lanes on the host system's motherboard when either: A) The slot it is installed in has fewer than 16 PCI-e lanes electrically connected or B) The lanes on the motherboard are already allocated to other components, even though the slot is both electrically x16, and psychically full length. Then, as far as I'm aware, the card's integrated multiplexer (PLX chip) is designed to do precisely that and I believe is also sometimes referred to as a "bifurcation chip" which, though perhaps incorrect by formal definition, is accurate from a purely functional perspective! I cannot however guarantee this since I never had the chance to test it in a x8 or x4 slot, or with a motherboard that prioritized PCI-E bandwidth to other peripherals. Hope this helps.
@@Gigadenza yep! Clear as mud!
Nice! Was that an old video that you uploaded or did you get a brand new pair in Jan/20? I have a pair of DSM3s since around 2010..
hi i bought a helixboard exactly like in this Video 2. hand from ebay. which driver should i download to run it with my imac 27 via usb Properly?? thank you!
Hello! I'm afraid I've no experience whatsoever of running the desk (or pretty much any other compter hardware) within an Mac setup but according to page 16 of the manual, "driver installation should not be necessary if the desk is connected using the Firewire/1394 interface". I suspect this is becuase it is identified by the OS's indigienous audio drivers, which would then configure it to function as a "class compliant" device, though I also note that the desk emerged in 2016 at around time as MacOS 10 (Sierra) was release...and Apple's habit of myteriously dropping support for both components and applications on the grounds of supposedly obselete drivers, security flaws, developer negligence....or offensive colour schemes is well documented! Do let me know how you get on. I'm still wishing I hadn't sold my unit!
@@Gigadenza i got an email from phonic. they told me that the helixboard has benn discontinued over 10 years! unfortunately the software didn’t upgrade to support the latest OS. i still run the mojave. didn't mange to plug the desk to my mac just yet. i need to make some space first, becuase the desk is bigger as i expected. and i am using usb.... i have a bad feeling it wont work properly. i never thought that helixboard is that old. otherwise i wouldn't buy it. shitt happens man. thank you anyway for your responce!
@@TheNimasan I'm never sure half the time if Phonic's tech dept - or at least those members of it communicating with customers - have a clue what hardware they've manufacturered or when it was released. To my knowledge, there have been several revisions of the Helixboard. The first two were Firewire only models - respectively released in around 2006 and 2008, I the believe the later "mark II model" included an updated power supply and I suspect it's this specific unit your contact was referring to. The one you have - and that is featured in this video - was the thrd and final version which inherited all of the Firewire MK II's features and added a USB 2 interface. Not certain as to precicely when it was launched but the earliest forum post I can find dates back to 2013, hence they are evidently claming that it was discontinued at least two years BEFORE it was commercially available! As stated, this is fairly typical of Phonic's knowledge and dispostition relating to our enquiries. A number of their products have only materliased at exhibitions (the Helixboard 32i being one such example), and detailed information is extremely difficult to unearth. I'm personally also on the lookout for their "IS16", which WAS available as a retail product and is essentially a fully digital version of the Helixboard. Sadly, going by one very thorough review on Amazon US, the confusion surrounding this model's precise specifications is every bit as abundant! Again, I wish you the very best of luck and do report back if you feel inclined!
@@Gigadenza thank you my man. thank you for you time explaining it to me. so are you okay with your helix board?? i am aiming for the prosonus studio live 24 but, its still very expensive and i can't afford much right now. this helixboard was a gift from a very good friend. he paid 200 euros. i like the conectiveties, tho. but i still didn't manage to make room for it. so do you like yours? i really needed a mixer for my eurorack stuff. i hope its gonna be okay. we will see. i let you know as soon as i pluged rhe whole mess. reagards from munich. much love.
@@TheNimasan I WAS fine with it and very much regret selling up for a A Yamaha 0196i - the closest "all digital" match I could find to an IS16, which I'd I'd originally intended to replace it with. I needed something with a few more inputs and an identical footprint, it was perfect in every other respect. Having 4 sub groups combined with 6 Aux sends and 8 returns made for extremely flexable routing to my synths, as did the provision of Firewire USB AND SPDIF digital connections. I honestly can't identify desk currently in producion that is as compact, practically appointed or offers anything like the same array of connectivity and with hindsight, had I been a little more creative in hooking things up, I needn't have sold it at all! I also looked very seriously as the Presonus Studiolives, specifically the "Series 2 16 and 24 AI" models with Firewire 800 interfaces, don't much care for the series three as I'm extremely cautious of anything that relies heavily on remote control since it can place you at the mercy of another company's eco system and if, for example, Apple were to ammend its very stringent validation procedures or Presonus stopped developing the applicable software you could basically be left with a semi-functional product or worse.
Brilliant as always. I rather enjoyed the topic change towards the end and taking the proper piss out of those that deserve it. :-) Always looking forward to the next one! Cheers!
Nice!
this driver work on windows 10
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@@jacquesgouthier7608I'm afraid I no longer have the desk and therefore cannot confirm, though I don't see any reason why it shouldn't. I note the date is very recent. 90+% of the Windows 7 drivers I've tried allow the applicable device to function perfectly under windows 10, the only issue I've encountered is when Windows 10 complains that they haven't been certified, though even for those rare occasions, you can work around it by temporarily disabling driver signing. There should certainly be no harm in trying!
Hallo, I have this mixpult, but after "hard" reinstalation of my computer I lost drivers and software (HELIX BOARD CONTROL PANEL) for this mix. Phonic website is off, and I cand find help anywhere, dont you have HELIX BOARD CONTROL PANEL software?
Hello Vlad. I've posted a link to page on Phonics website containing appears to be the correct drivers. The files that you'll want are "Phonic_HB24U_USB_Driver_V6_17_0.zip" (for USB mode), Phonic_HB24_drv1394.zip (for firewire mode) and possibly Phonic_HelixBoard_Series_1394_Drivers_V6_17.zip , which might be an updated firewire driver but doesn't make mention of that specific desk. Hope this assists a little! Best of luck
@@Gigadenza Hallo, thanx, I will try it!:)
Bloody Brilliant! Thank you. :)
Is this better than using the Hyper M.2 or similar card?
The Hyper M.2 is specifically intended for platforms supporting Intel's VROC system, (virtual RAID on CPU) or at the very least motherboards that allow four PCI-E lanes to be specifically allocated to each module - this is known as "bifurcation", I gather numerous x399/Threadripper combinations will work though I've not tested any personally. Moreover, the physical x16 slot you use must have all 16 lanes available since the card doesn't appear to have any way of internally and "intelligently" routing data from each device to specific lanes when others are already occupied by different system components. If your setup meets either or both of these stipulations, the Hyper M.2 would indeed appear to be a significantly cheaper means of procuring the same or very similar performance. Highpoint's Cards by contrast support multiple RAID configurations regardless of your motherboard/CPU or chipset and many now offer the option to create a bootable array. They can also intelligently route data to unpopulated PCI-E lanes via on-board multiplexor (PLX chips), though as far as I know, none is true "hardware RAID" in the sense of harbouring on-board I/O processor and a seperate BIOS in which you configure arrays and/or carry diagnostics. Regarding the former, even today's mid-range NVME SSDs are so fast that a dedicated CPU would be all but redundant. This particular model was superseded quite some time ago quite and several successors not only support PCI-E Gen 4 NVME SSDs at their optimal speeds but also feature much quieter fans or are passively cooled. Take a look at the SSD7505 (a PCI-E 4.0 card supporting up to 4 Gen 4 modules and bootable RAID 0, 1 and 10), the SSD7140 (up to 8 SSDs, but only PCI-E Gen 3 and non-bootable), or the SSD7202 (a low-profile x8 card supporting a dual Gen 3.0 drives configurable as bootable arrays). You might also want to look at the latest M.2 4x4 Card from Sonnet (www.sonnettech.com/product/m2-4x4-pcie-card/overview.html), which is passively cooled but limited to Gen 3 speeds and only implements bootable arrays on McOS. Hope this is of some helps! Best of luck!!
"Common the show has 3 viewer, including us" ^^
Comment for the algorithm!
Tracked it down. :)
Hello. It can be used in any motherboard?
Wish you were MY editor!!
bro i bought asus hyper m.2 x16 v2 nothing shows in bios but in the disk management I see only one drive can you help me fix this? I have hp z420 xeon 3.2
Hello. I've not used that particular card but I believe it is designed specifically for hardware platforms which support Intel's VROC (Virtual RAID on CPU) and requires both a compatible motherboard and CPU in order for RAID arrays to be implemented. If you are trying to use it with SSDs setup as individual devices then the detection and accessibility of the drives appears to depend entirely on the number of PCI-E lanes made available by both the slot your are installing the card in and your CPU. Furthermore, the card doesn't appear to have any way of internally routing data from each device to specific PCI-E lanes when others are already occupied by different system components , which might explain why you're only seeing one SSD. Have you tested the card in every other PCI-E slot on your motherboard? In order for all four SSDs to be accessible you'll need a x16 slot with ALL 16 lanes allocated to it, if its only physically a x16 slot but with 8 or fewer lanes assigned then the number of drives recognised will decrease accordingly. Hope this is of some help!
Another smashing success. It took me a while longer to finish this clip due to me being unable to hear you over the sounds of my raucous laughter. I've been waiting quite a bit for this clip to drop. Come to think of it, it was the same for the previous one. And the one before that one as well! What is this odd sense I am feeling? It's as if I had this same exact feeling not too long ago. How odd! Graphics were spot on as was the rest of the content. Thank you and carry on! Looking forward to the next one. Cheers!
i vomited, but somehow continued to watch with sound on
I'm sorry feel that way...I guess we can't all have the same musical tastes. Indeed, life would be very boring if we did.
love it
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It was obvious to anyone not drinking the green kool aid that as soon as Jay was throwing other partners under the bus that this was way more complicated than that. Nvidia not only provides the spec sheet for the cards to their partners, they also have to approve the designs themselves and don't allow partners total freedom when it comes to designing their cards, this is to avoid having a terrible product attached to their name among other things. If Nvidia had known that certain cap arrangements were guaranteed to fail they would have not approved those designs or given a more strict spec sheet to the partners. No, this was all a result of how retardedly power hungry Ampere is, with these insane power peaks. It was observed that crashes would occur mostly when the card was at a high power state low load boosting close to or beyond 2.1Ghz and then switching to a heavy load high power state, which accompanied with a voltage change and frequency drop, causing ripples that were too much for the power delivery to handle, as explained correctly in this video. But none of this matters now, it's all been memory holed by the Nvidia Defence Force and their Shill in Chief JayzTwoCents (maybe we should start calling him JazTwoDollars, because they're green). Very nice video, subscribed.
I'm glad those guys were denied rma, after all the cards are performing as Nvidia expected
Subbed. I love your presentation and voice. Hardware Unboxed Tweet sent me here.
I am really glad that get a nice detailed summary of all of this, thank you very much!
Great video
Nicely summarized
Nice video
Another enjoyable watch. Thank you. :)
I see that KZread is now providing the choice of three "single-click" responses especially for uploders who have neither the time, inclination or simply too many subscribers to personally and graciously acknowledge each positive comment...how very considerate of them!! And thank you so much for tolerating this terminally niche hotchpotch of tech punditry!