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Hello, I'd like to automate my guitar effects, basically just turn pedals on and off for specific sections of a lead, maybe twist a dial or two also. I'm using the latest CbB, and windows 10. Thanks.

Same price when logged in. Perhaps a loyalty discount you have there based on previous purchases, maybe

Ain’t funny anymore. Can’t even login.

Not seeing an obvious problem in the screenshot that would account for that. Are there only note events in the MIDI track, no controllers? Is SI E.P.'s Volume knob turned up in the UI?

Picnic then

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Some videos on the Loop Construction View - some cover general groove clip stuff, but soon get into the Loop Construction View. SWA Complete Sonar X2 (35/50) SONAR X2: Get Started - Loop Construction View Groove Clips and Looping-Cakewalk by BandLab Tutorial

In addition to CSistine's comments about how transient markers are located relative to the initial onset or peak of the transient, you need to be aware that by default Audiosnap is typically going to place a lot of superfluous/duplicate and 'false postive' markers. This can be a problem because when you drag a transient marker, the range over which stretching/compressing occurs is only back to the previous marker and up to the next marker which may or may not be accurately on a beat or may be on the next 16th when what you actually want to do is stretch everything proportionally across a whole beat, several beats or a whole meaure. You can select several markers and do a proportional stretch, but the better approach is to raise the Threshold slider in the Audiosnap palette until approximately the right number of transient markers remain enabled and then manually enable/disable any additional ones you need. or don't need to be active. Then, as you work through the part, adjust the position of any poorly placed marker by dragging its 'head' (the diamond at the center of the marker) before dragging its 'tail' to stretch the audio. All that said, my preferred approach to improving the timing of any audio is to use Set Measure/Beat At Now to get the timeline aligned to the audio with tempo changes only where needed, enable Audiosnap Follow Project Tempo in Auto-stretch mode on the clip, and then reduce or flatten the variability in the resulting tempo map. If the project already has multiple audio tracks you can do this only with the 'wonky' one copied to a temporary project to do the flattening, then bounce down the result and re-import it to the project with the fixed tempo. The advantage of this approach is that you can let the part run for several measures at a time where the timing is good, and only 'Set' beats (or fractions of a beat) where there's a problem that audibly needs to be addressed so you do an absolute minimum of audio-distorting stretching. Also, with Set Measure/Beat At Now you're not beholden to where Audiosnap places markers. You can put 'Now' anywhere your want and just use the markers as a guide or Tab to them when they look right. Whatever technique you choose to use, you're going to have to work with the tools for a while to understand exactly how they work, what their limitations are, and how to make them bend to your will. And, as has been suggested, sometimes re-recording is the best solution if it's your own performance.

7 to start 8 different threads asking how to change a light bulb 2 to point out that the OP has already asked the same question in another thread 3 to berate the OP for not giving enough information re the type of the light bulb and how old it is 1 to show distain that the OP has the nerve to even post on the forum without first knowing such basics. 1 to ask exactly what they were doing when the lightbulb stopped working 1 to suggest just reinstalling the current lightbulb to see what happens 2 to suggest that something must have been changed within the lightbulb as it has always worked fine before. 4 to argue whether the correct term is lightbulb or light bulb. 6 more to point out that there are already several threads asking the same question 1 to ask if they have read the manual that came with their light bulb. 1 to say that they’ve looked and can’t find any manual anywhere 2 to post links to old versions of the manual that are more or less the same. 1 to start a new thread moaning about people who start new threads about light bulbs when there are already several on the same subject on page 1 alone. 2 to point out to that person that they have effectively just started another one. 1 to start a thread moaning about people who start threads moaning about people moaning. 7 to like that thread 18 to tell you that they don’t need to change their light bulb as theirs is working just fine. 3 to tell you that you’re using the wrong kind of light bulbs. 6 to tell you that they stopped using light bulbs years ago. 4 to tell you that they’re still using candles, so they have never had to change a light bulb. 15 to tell you 10 different ways of changing it. None of these methods apply to the type of light bulb fitting that the OP has. 1 to copy and paste their answer into some, but not all of the many threads. 2 to say that this topic was already covered a while ago - learn how to use the search function. 1 to say that they didn’t even know there was a search function and it doesn’t work anyway. 1 to drop an “amusing” anecdote where they once had to change a light bulb while a semi famous person was in the room. 3 to mock them 4 to tell those mocking people to stop mocking them 2 to post popcorn eating emojis 1 to say that they’ve run out of popcorn 2 to report the thread because they are upset by the tone of some posts 3 to moan that the threads should all be moved to the coffee house because displays of humour shouldn’t be allowed to interrupt the very serious business of discussing illumination science. 1 moderator to appeal for calm whilst secretly hoping that someone will give them enough excuse to lock the thread because no point in having a Sheriff’s badge if you can't wave it around occasionally. 1 industry pro to remind you that they are an industry pro who has written a book on the subject and where you can buy it. 4 to post you tube videos made by people who talk too much that - eventually - give you a rough idea how to do it. 1 to make a home made video in yet another new thread about how he does it. 2 staff members to say that the method of changing light bulbs has now been improved and will be in the lightbulb update that will be released soon. Note that they have covered both bases in the light bulb v lightbulb debate. 3 to ask how long is soon? 1 to start another thread telling people to learn to be patient, that the new way will definitely be worth the wait, implying that they have some kind of inside knowledge (they don’t) 1 to ask that person if they have some knowledge that others are not aware of. 6 to notice that that the person that question was directed to never answers it. 1 to resurrect the thread 2 years later to ask if any answer was ever given because their light bulb has just stopped working.

https://kilohearts.com/blog/black_noise-the_sound_of_matra

Subscription? BOOOOOOO!!!!! BOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Not for me.

nvm, it was because "Show Multiple Lanes" was enabled....😁

Why can't I enable the "Transform" button?

If he was using the manufacturer's own driver, he wouldn't be having this issue.

^^^^^^^^^^ This! Listen with your ears and not your eyes.

https://boyss-sound-e-scapes.gumroad.com/l/ambiloop-live/ Requires Full Kontakt

When a reply gets flagged as needing to be approved, why can't we just edit it to fix the issue? Because I used a word that shouldn't be an issue in the first place ("F edEx"), I went back to edit the post after seeing the "Approval required" red. But it says the post must be approved before I can edit it! That's just wrong!

Me too. Guess I will never use it.

Love MIDI tools, but generally allergic to subscriptions. Not biting. From the video demo, I think I get better, more "tunable" results from Melody Sauce. MS doesn't do chord progressions though. https://www.lemonaide.ai/pricing

Got it

Well.. i hope theyll succeed with that but not for me

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Good to load sounds to my CZ 5000. But I tend to program a lot with the ring modulation and these patches doesn't translate well. I prefer the sound of the Arturia one.

Yup they are there, and a few new ones have been added in addition to the + stuff... I did not opt in to the subscription trial but downloaded the new plugin to take a look. Also of note - I do own the Abe Laboriel Originals library but appears that does not get me access to the same in Labs+

I wonder if Saverio from Hornet does himself a favor with this kind of customer torture.