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[Glenn Stanton]

very likely, like a lot of companies, the downloads are set to a quota / throttle per user or per connection. even with file hosting on Amazon etc, most people paying for the network usage will limit it. now sometimes computers can be clever and open multiple connections which can give the appearance of initially faster downloads, but it’s also likely that intelligent networks can ultimately identify a single requestor source and converge those under the quota. in most cases, a faster computer will work better because it can handle more of the internal home/office connection speeds and process the file onto the hard disks.

this is done for basically two reasons – everyone gets equal performance (good or bad is in the eyes of the beholder…) and money. if the network or file hosting service charges for usage (and most do) then massive fast downloads can become seriously expensive for the company…

Operating system: Windows 11

Glenn

www.runnel.com
www.reverbnation.com/fossile

[Glenn Stanton]

yes, templating instruments (and DAW) is a great way to enable a consistent, high quality, flexible, and speedy workflow. the downside, you have to commit to spending the time to get it set up. 🙂

nice work Andrew!

Glenn

www.runnel.com
www.reverbnation.com/fossile

• This post was modified 9 months ago by Glenn Stanton.

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