Phew... please let me quickly catch up on things, the Mix(ing) Challenge is way more active than usual (which is good), but a lot of open questions:
@Square and
@LCM!
I could download the file. Just checked the link (23:06 UTC+2/CEST), things are fine. Looks like Google Drive is wonky a lot lately (also see further down below). Also LCM! - I'm deleting the moderator report - you apparently accidentally pressed the wrong button.
jake sg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 16:34 CEST
Hi, im new in here. SOrry to break the rules and the link to my mix..genuinely mix by me. Im surprised that there was an updated which i didnt do anything or change anything in it. However i really respect of your decision and will make me understand more infuture not to make anymore mistakes / error. Thank you.
This was my main question... do you know what happened? I mean, the time-stamp offset doesn't come out of nowhere. So far, you're not fully "out", it's just the question where this could go. If you tell me "you didn't do anything", and maybe only updated the link (because inaccessible on forum), then the "tagged disqualified" will be removed from your entry on the Statistics Sheet.
zeminor wrote: ↑Mon Sep 27, 2021 21:32 CEST
It was not my intention to copy m tree mix data exactly. I wanted to use m tree comments as a template. I made an incomplete copy while copying my own information. It was not my intention to mislead the competition. The mix I send is entirely my own. I didn't do it with your data. sorry for the misunderstanding.
Using a template is fine. But from the post, it didn't look like "your" data, or "your" settings.
In fact, do you have the same equipment as m_tree (which is possible these days)? If this is your mix, you could easily present to us what you did, in your own words, with your own settings. That is what we're pointing out and investigating here.
We're giving you an honest one-time chance to get this sorted out, please use it.
@shoma
I have been discussing this topic behind the scenes with
@Square. He already offered you feedback. This topic is complicated this month. Will get back to you on that.
On that behalf - I've yet to see an answer from
@Saccharine_trust.
But considering that I also listened to the entry (after
@Square's quick feedback post) and there were indeed source signals removed (even with automation, the reverb send can still be heard), this is a clear no-no as this is an arrangement change. At bar minimum, the entry will be "tagged disqualified". The question is still, was it edited after the submission or not?
AskAndy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 21:59 CEST
Disqualification is acceptable. That being stated, My amateur system , being a mixing enthusiast , only is capable of 44.1K , nor do i wish to further strain my armature budget ,memory=money. So I will, in the future, REFRAIN from participating in challenges that require greater than 44.1K . Sorry to waste y'alls time with my hobby. Probably will still mix 48Ks but I won't clutter your pages nor subject reviewers to needless examination.
First and foremost, seeing you not be able to participate would be a pity. You're not cluttering the page with your posts - it's part of the game, things are fine
Can you maybe drop me a mail or PM and explain why only 44.1kHz is feasible for you? Is this a hardware limitation? This isn't the first time that participants bowed out of the game because of the "this month 44/24, next month it's 48/24" topic. And I can already tell you, we will see this for years to come. I just want to investigate possible solutions. Thank you.
I think that covers it all.
If I missed anything, please let me know and I'll get to that ASAP.