u/GraniteOverworld

Unnecessary Backstory: My partner was playing Convergence for a while with Blood Initiate, got a decent ways in, we decided to try out seamless coop, she made an Aberrant Heretic class instead, and after four hours she decided she wanted her Blood Initiate back. She doesn’t want to respec her current class.

The Actual Question: I’m trying to figure out how to transfer a save from Convergence over to Seamless Co-op (Y’know, like the title says lol). I found an Elden Ring save transfer tool but the instructions are for transferring a base game save over to seamless. I’m having a hard time finding the save data for Convergence so I can move it over. The tool doesn’t claim to have Convergence support either, so I’m worried I’m barking up the wrong tree anyways.

Any help or insight would be appreciated!

Just looking for some insight on what might be a better thing to buy for music production. I’d be using it for live band tracking, mixing, and some electronic production as well. I’m not a big sample libraries guy but I’m shooting for 16gb of RAM at least. The main gulf I’m trying to bridge is time versus cost, meaning I could definitely afford a used M2 Pro, but I sacrifice lifespan versus getting a refurbished M5 Air that I can still technically afford but I really hate the idea of spending that much money at once. Any help or insight on this would be appreciated, I am absolutely paralyzed over here lmao

I’m sure this post will join a sea of similar posts with similar responses but regardless

I’ve been very much struggling with my songwriting for a while now. Either I feel the urge to write and then nothing actually comes out or whatever I do write gets going and then I can’t think of a way to finish it in a meaningful way. Classic shit. I’ve realized that I don’t work very well by myself, I basically need someone to work off of, but I honestly don’t know how to reach out to anyone for collaboration, especially since I don’t know how to demonstrate that I’m potentially worth working with. Plus, at the end of the day, I really want to be able to write on my own. I’m bitter about the idea that I can’t seem to do it by myself. Pretty much the only time I was really able to write by myself was in high school, and that was like 15 years go (Oof…).

I dunno, I guess this is just venting at the end of the day, but maybe somebody here has some perspective that can help shift my thinking just enough to get some traction. Who knows. Better to put this out there and find out than it is to wallow. Thanks for your time.

So I've been trying to make an SSD Drums template and when I did, I noticed I had these multichannel views in my FabFilter plugins. The only problem is none it seems to be routed correctly. Soloing various different channels doesn't seem to be correlating to what I expected. Things that should only be in the center or mid channels are in stereo and vice versa, and I'm unsure where exactly those three additional stereo meters are coming from. So if I have plugins on the SSD track, I get this weird view with mismatched filter placement, and if I put the EQ on the Drums bus above it, I still get that multichannel meter but it's only L/R, though the Stereo/LR/Mid/Side stuff all works correctly. I'm just unsure how any of this should actually be routed, I'm quite confused by it. I've attached a few screenshots that I hope will reveal the issue to someone who knows better than I do.

I routed all the individual drums to mono channels, and then the overheads, rooms, and whatever SLR are to stereo channels. I used the "Insert Virtual Instrument on Track" feature to get all the initial routing done, then manually set the routing from the SSD Sampler to mono/stereo tracks. So what'd I do wrong? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

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I always end up preferring how convolution reverbs sound. I have that free 7th Heaven knockoff plugin and I like it, but for whatever reason I can’t find the IRs for the plugin anywhere on my computer so I can’t load them into Pro-R. I like using Pro-R just for the additional controls even though it’s emulating the IR instead of using it exactly. I’m not opposed to buying a pack either, but narrowing down what kinds I like best would be ideal before I spend yet more money.

It’s always fun learning how different people’s journeys went. I would learn a lot of intros and verses when I first started playing guitar. Lots of tabs. I actually didn't learn much about how to write choruses or bridges and all of that and it shows lol. I'm hoping to better learn how to write fully realized songs but it can be a slog.