You can determine what Bridges-2 resources you have been allocated, your remaining balance, your account id (used to track usage), and more.
The projects command will help you monitor your allocation on Bridges-2. Note that you must have created your PSC password before you can use ssh to connect to Bridges-2. Once you have an ssh client installed, you can use either your PSC credentials or XSEDE credentials (optionally with DUO MFA) to connect to Bridges-2. You can also check with your university to see if there is an ssh client that they recommend. A command line version of ssh is installed on Macs by default if you prefer that, you can use it in the Terminal application. Popular ssh clients (GUI) include PuTTY for Windows and Cyberduck for Macs. You must install SSH client software on your local machine.įree ssh clients for Macs, Windows machines and many versions of Unix are available. SSH server software is installed on all the PSC machines. SSH is client-server software, which means that both the user's local computer and the remote computer must have it installed. It encrypts the data passing both ways so that if it is intercepted it cannot be read. SSH is a program that enables secure logins over an unsecure network. So, would be grateful for anyone who knows an app that can record impulse responses, and deconvolve them out to IR files on MAC.You can use an ssh client from your local machine to connect to Bridges-2 using either your PSC or XSEDE credentials. Maybe it’s my Catalina MP2019 system, dunno, but it no workie for me ( and I have used it alot on Past systems with no issues ) The original Larry Seyer drums sound was very much about those inserted room responses, and they sound great. Impulse response utility from Apple does not appear to record more than one channel at a time. Then it came time to try and reverse engineer the room impulse from gigapulse. So this meant opening all the giga intruments in the giga editor and batch saving out the audio as non-compressed.
Garth at Translator was ‘kind enough’ to let me know no converter will convert them out. Does the new Logic sampler even convert giga anymore? Turns out they all failed because of the compressed wave files. I tried every converter I had access to, Translator, Cdxtract, and Exs. One is something called ‘accelerated waves’, or aka compressed waves, the second and more difficult is the gigapulse convo verb. Converting to kontakt is not so straight forward. Turns out I found out about a few things I didn’t know about before. ‘self, you should convert this to kontakt so you can get out of gigasampler land.’ In this lockdown madness, I decided to revisit my old Larry Seyer Drum lib. Hidey Hey Hidey Ho! Gigasampler here we go.
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