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***Important Note: The Waves Central application and Waves plugins V9.6 or later are not compatible with Logic 9 or Mac OS Lion 10.7 to 10.7.5. Learn how to run the earlier Waves V9.3 on Mac OS Lion 10.7 to 10.7.5 and in Logic 9.
Waves 14 Torrent é um pacote completo de plugins de processamento de áudio profissional para diversos fins. Os plug-ins Waves V14 agora também são totalmente suportados no recém-lançado sistema operacional Microsoft Windows 11 e inclui novos plugins.
Novo: botões Mix e Trim adicionados aos nossos compressores mais popularesObtenha melhor controle dinâmico, rápido, em API 2500, CLA-2A, CLA-3A, CLA-76, R-Comp e SSL G-Master Buss CompressorNovo: tempos de carregamento mais rápidosTempos de carregamento aprimorados para plugins, predefinições e sessões em sua DAWNovo: fluxo de trabalho predefinido de arrastar e soltar rápidoCarregue predefinições mais rapidamente com o novo fluxo de trabalho de arrastar e soltarNovo: gráficos HiDPI para plugins selecionadosAbbey Road TG Mastering, API Collection, CLA-2A, CLA-3A, CLA-76, F6, OVox e PuigTec EQs agora com GUIs HiDPI ultra-nítidasNovo: aplicativo independente para o CR8 Creative SamplerModele, manipule e reproduza suas amostras sem um DAWNovo: melhorias adicionaisNovas predefinições, melhorias e atualizações adicionais.
Que top mano! Funcionou praticamente todos, inclusive os novos, muito obrigado mesmo, tô muito feliz pelos plugins, sério. No tutorial de instalação tem a parte dos plugins sampleados, tipo instrumentos, no caso eu não entendi como instala eles, infelizmente eles vêm sem som. Poderia me ajudar com isso?
O arquivo está funcionando normalmente, mano. Todos que tiveram algum problema em baixar algum torrent me informaram que estavam usando o uTorrent. Esse programa é muito bugado. Eu baixei ele pra testar e realmente alguns não baixam de primeira. Tem que remover e tentar umas 4 ou 5 vezes que aí sim começa a baixar.
Salve mestre!Cara, quando to instalando no central waves ele da erro sabe o que posso fazer?To instalando num SSD que acabei de formatar, então não tinha nada da waves anteriormente instalados.
Boa noite! Tô tendo o mesmo problema que o colega acima, a instalação da waves central dica dando erro. Aparece essa mensagem:you did not allow Central to make changes. Relaunch and choose to allow in the sistem prompt. Tem alguma ideia de como resolver? Obrigada!
não consigo abrir nenhum plugin da waves no computador apenas alguns mas por exemplo o clarity vx não abre e muitos outros tbm não, tentei abrir no fl é fica carregando dps da erro e fica com a tela preta no plugin falando que deu erro pedindo para verificar se foi instalado corretamente, tentei abrir os plugins pelo app separados, e falam que estão faltando drivers
Create masterpieces with customized sounds and produce high quality sounds accurately. This new updated version of all eight Renaissance plugins includes freshly designed interfaces with three skin choices like Light, Dark, and Legacy. For efficiency and more professional work, Real-time frequency analyzers added to the R-EQ and R-Channel plugins. Similarly, 700+ new presets by leading artists are also added in this update for audio editors. Taking everything into account, Waves 13 Complete for Mac comes to make your audio workstation more productive and impressive and we highly recommend it to all audio masters.
The often-posed claim that Europe is a pessimistic continent is not unjustified. In 2012, 53 percent of European Union (EU) citizens were pessimistic about their country. Surprisingly, however, societal pessimism has received very little scientific attention. In this article, we examine to what extent political and economic factors drive societal pessimism. In terms of political factors, we expect that supranationalization, political instability, and corruption increase societal pessimism, as they diminish national political power and can inspire collective powerlessness. Economically, we expect that the retrenchment of welfare state provisions and economic decline drive societal pessimism, as these developments contribute to socioeconomic vulnerability. We assess the impact of these political and economic factors on the level of societal pessimism in the EU, both cross-nationally and over time, through multilevel analyses of Eurobarometer data (13 waves between 2006 and 2012 in 23 EU countries). Our findings show that the political factors (changes in government, corruption) primarily explain cross-national differences in societal pessimism, while the macro-economic context (economic growth, unemployment) primarily explains longitudinal trends within countries. These findings demonstrate that, to a large extent, societal pessimism cannot be viewed separately from its political and economic context.
The often-posed claim that Europe is a pessimistic continent is not unjustified. In 2012, 53 percent of European Union (EU) citizens were pessimistic about their country. Surprisingly, however, societal pessimism has received very little scientific attention. In this article, we examine to what extent political and economic factors drive societal pessimism. In terms of political factors, we expect that supranationalization, political instability, and corruption increase societal pessimism, as they diminish national political power and can inspire collective powerlessness. Economically, we expect that the retrenchment of welfare state provisions and economic decline drive societal pessimism, as these developments contribute to socioeconomic vulnerability. We assess the impact of these political and economic factors on the level of societal pessimism in the EU, both cross-nationally and over time, through multilevel analyses of Eurobarometer data (13 waves between 2006 and 2012 in 23 EU countries). Our findings show that the political factors (changes in government, corruption) primarily explain cross-national differences in societal pessimism, while the macro-economic context (economic growth, unemployment) primarily explains longitudinal trends within countries. These findings demonstrate that, to a large extent, societal pessimism cannot be viewed separately from its political and economic context. PMID:28690338
Monitoring traffic is important for many technical reasons. It allows for better design of future roads and assessment of the state of current roads. The number, size, weight, and speed of vehicles control deterioration rate. Also, real-time information supplies data to intelligent information systems to help control traffic. Recently there have been studies looking at monitoring traffic seismically as vibrations from traffic are not sensitive to weather and poor visibility. Furthermore, traffic noise can be used to image S-wave velocity distribution in the near surface by capturing and interpreting Rayleigh and Love waves (Nakata, 2016; Zeng et al. 2016). The capability of DAS for high spatial sampling (1 m), temporal sampling (up to 10 kHz), and distributed nature (tens of kilometers) allows for a closer look at the traffic as it passes and how the speed of the vehicle may change over the length of the array. The potential and difficulties of using DAS for these objectives were studied using two DAS arrays. One at Garner Valley in Southern California (a 700-meter array adjacent to CA Highway 74) and another in Brady Hot Springs, Nevada (an 8700-meter array adjacent to Interstate 80). These studies experimentally evaluated the use of DAS data for monitoring traffic and assessing the use of traffic vibration as non-localized sources for seismic imaging. DAS arrays should also be resilient to issues with lighting conditions that are problematic for video monitoring and it may be sensitive to the weight of a vehicle. This study along a major interstate provides a basis for examining DAS' potential and limitations as a key component of intelligent highway systems.
In the early morning of August 20, 2014, Hiroshima city was hit by a number of debris flows along a linear rain band which caused extreme downpour. This disaster claimed 74 death, although this city experienced very similar disaster in 1999, claiming more than 30 residents lives. In the most severely affected debris flow torrent, more than 50 residents were killed. Most of the casualties arose in the wooden, vulnerable houses constructed in front of the exit of torrents. Points and lessons learnt from the disaster are as follows: 1. Extreme rainfall events : geology and geomorphology does not much affect the distribution of landslides initiation sites. 2. Area of causative extreme rainfall is localized in 2 km x 10 km along the rain band. 3. Authors collected two types of sands from the source scar of the initial debris slides which induced debris flows. Tested by the ring shear apparatus under pore-pressure control condition, clear "Sliding surface liquefaction" was confirmed for both samples even under small normal stress, representing the small thickness of the slides. These results shows even instant excess pore pressure could initiate the slides and trigger slide-induced debris flow by undrained loading onto the torrent deposits. 4. Apparently long-term land-use change affected the vulnerability of the community. Residential area had expanded into hill-slope (mountainous / semi-mountainous area) especially along the torrents. Those communities were developed on the past debris flow fan. 5. As the devastated area is very close to downtown of Hiroshima city, it gave gigantic societal impact to the Japanese citizens. After 1999 Hiroshima debris flow disaster, the Landslide disaster reduction law which intends to promote designation of landslide potential risk zones, was adopted in 2000. Immediately after 2014 disaster, national diet approved revision of the bill.
A 762-meter Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) array with a channel spacing of one meter was deployed at the Garner Valley Downhole Array in Southern California. The array was approximately rectangular with dimensions of 180 meters by 80 meters. The array also included two subdiagonals within the rectangle along which three-component geophones were co-located. Several active sources were deployed, including a 45-kN, swept-frequency, shear-mass shaker, which produced strong Rayleigh waves across the array. Both DAS and geophone traces were filtered in 2-Hz steps between 4 and 20 Hz to obtain phase velocities as a function of frequency from fitting the moveout of travel times over distances of 35 meters or longer. As an alternative to this traditional means of finding phase velocity, it is theoretically possible to find the Rayleigh-wave phase velocity at each point of co-location as the ratio of DAS and geophone responses, because DAS is sensitive to ground strain and geophones are sensitive to ground velocity, after suitable corrections for instrument response (Mikumo & Aki, 1964). The concept was tested in WPP, a seismic wave propagation program, by first validating and then using a 3D synthetic, full-waveform seismic model to simulate the effect of increased levels of noise and uncertainty as data go from ideal to more realistic. The results obtained from this study provide a better understanding of the DAS response and its potential for being combined with traditional seismometers for obtaining phase velocity at a single location. This analysis is part of the PoroTomo project (Poroelastic Tomography by Adjoint Inverse Modeling of Data from Seismology, Geodesy, and Hydrology, ). 2b1af7f3a8