By Eric Parsons  Published on September 1, 2014        Share Tweet Subscribe   A Review of the Mark Studio 2,Amplifier Modeling Software Background I purposely avoided amplifier modeling software in the past for a few reasons: I was happy with my recording methods and the early versions of modeling software seemed to put too much load on my already stressed out computer based system. A few things have happened since those early days, Ive upgraded to a faster computer and amplifier emulation software has significantly improved. Another major factor that pushed me into exploring modeling software was my desire for more flexibility when providing bass parts for other artists. Overview  Mark Studio 2, which is now managed by Overloud, provides the user with six Markbass amp models and nine Markbass modeled speaker cabinets. 

1) clean informative and compact interface 2) linux support. 3) vst/ladspa plugins support 4) hidpi support 5) Would be great to have the possibility to record guitar along the tracks (maybe full DAW with possibility to peek into tab while recording and bind the recording to the notes and maybe even fix recording according to tab) 6) touch interface for pc 7) it should be fast (smth GP6 lacks) 8) transpose all tracks at once (maybe even auto transpose all gp files into your one of tunes you use. I mean to the closest or selected in popup ) 9) hope youll stick with QT 81555fee3f

Overloud TH2 v2.0.1 osx keygen .Q:

Oracle DB Performance

What happens when we delete one table at a time in oracle and insert a lot of rows in another table that is basically indexed the same way. 

Deletes the index on the table and inserts in the other table. Will this help performance? 

The reason to do this, is that we have one table with a lot of rows and inserts that data into another table. We do this because we have a temporary table(with indexes) and keep the inserts as data is inserted in the other table. By doing this the ORACLE will only go through the table with indexes instead of having to scan all the rows.

A:

The best test is to delete the index in question and re-execute your queries.  You'll likely find that the situation improves.  This is because when you delete the index, Oracle will no longer need to access the table/index at all.  If you query some other attribute of the table or index, it must still access it, just in a different way.

The important thing to remember is that Oracle will need to still read the full table/index if you re-execute the queries using the same criteria.  If you are inserting to another table, you can help Oracle by keeping the table/index you want to insert to a small size.  This enables Oracle to read the index in one quick pass, and then to delete the index after reading it.

Do NOT assume that a shorter table/index will be faster than a longer one if you are inserting to it.  That isn't necessarily true.

The only way to answer this question is to do the test.

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