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Get 'em here https://puremagnetik.com/blogs/news/two-free-plugins-expanse-driftmaker

From http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x22B06 Set the display as you wish.

20 Pianos - $149 until 4/1 on the UVI site HERE If you own either Acoustic Grand Piano, Grand Piano Collection, Baby Grand Piano. F Grand Piano 278, Upright Grand Piano, Grand Piano Model D, or Arturia GPMD, you are eligible for a crossgrade price of $99 until 4/10 If you log in to the site, it will be visible on your screen. GRAND PIANOS - Model D - Italian F278 (Fazioli) - Japanese C7 (Yamaha) - Hybrid Custom (Yamaha/Steinway/Bosendorfer) - Baby Grand (Erard) UPRIGHT PIANOS - Grand Upright (Steinway) - German Upright (Seiler) - Tender Upright (Bluthner) - Tack Upright - Honky-Tonk Upright - The Compact (Ostlind - PrecisionSound samples) PLUCKED STRINGS - Harpsichord (Made by AcousticSamples) - Clavichord - Spinet - Blanchet Cembalo (PrecisionSound samples) METALLOPHONE - Celesta - Keyboard Glockenspiel - Papageno Bells - J-Celeste (PrecisionSound Samples) - Dulcitone The samples in The Model D, Italian F278, Yamaha C7, Seiler Upright, and Erard Baby Grand were previously released in UVI's Grand Piano Collection, but they have been reworked and improved for this new library.

I've always thought that was in fact very bad advice. The idea is to get a good working system and then keep it that way. Constantly updating is a recipe for instability regardless of what so called "experts" say. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" as the saying goes.

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I was going to post this but of course you beat me to it. Looking forward to trying this one out! These days it seems like drive/saturation plugins are the new "vintage compressor/eq".

Run the IPP to update

Another alternative to a separate track, is an additional take lane. This has the advantage of keeping it within the same track (so no need to use a folder), whilst keeping it separate for editing.

Features & Enhancements Arpeggiator Rate Lock option to prevent the rate from changing when selecting arpeggiator presets Bug Fixes Rename Clip command not available if clip automation is present Renaming a synth in the Synth Rack does not update the corresponding MultiDock tab Selection range does not refresh properly while dragging if Aim Assist is disabled Automated Mute not working correctly on MIDI Tracks MIDI Mute envelopes can’t be assigned to other MIDI envelope types German text is cut off in the Control Bar Export module Selecting a Lens that contains a screenset will not update the UI under certain circumstances (for instance, projects based on the ‘Empty Project’ template don’t show tracks in the Track view if a Lens is selected) VST2 plug-ins can fail to load from MRU list on systems with vast number of plug-ins Quick Group Freeze of tracks only works a single time in a project Freeze Tail Duration is ignored when ‘Track FX’ is deselected in the Freeze Options dialog box Rare crash when deleting envelopes Potential crash if closing project during Opening Project toast notifications Hang opening projects with Opening Project toast notifications when control surface is active Potential hang when opening project with UWP MIDI driver mode (can happen if Bluetooth MIDI devices are disconnected while opening Cakewalk) When disconnected there will be a delay of a few seconds while Cakewalk tries to connect before it times out. Projects containing certain plug-ins could crash when closing project if the Start Screen is enabled Loud pop at end of AudioSnap clip when 64-bit engine is off when using élastique stretching Control Bar Export module is not available in Lens Manager CWAF Tool reads CbB files as Future Version Hotfix Mar 26, 2019 Available in build 25.03.0.20 Some 3rd party plugins not compatible with asynchronous bounce Opening templates from Start Screen do not respect the default sample rate Bouncing audio results in gaps in audio for some users Start Screen not shown on app launch for some users Note: Fast Bounce optimization in the 2019.03 release has been temporarily rolled back in order to address regressions with 3rd party plug-ins that are not multiprocessing compliant. We look forward to introducing even faster bounce functionality in a future version. Latest release notes are here. See prior release notes. Check out all new features released to date.

No, not at all. The ladies are most welcome, however there are some rules. Please note these are all numbered "1". 1. Learn to work the toilet seat. You're a big girl. If it's up, put it down. We need it up, you need it down. You don't hear us complaining about you leaving it down. 1. Sunday = sports. It's like the full moon or the changing of the tides. Let it be. 1. Shopping is NOT a sport. And no, we are never going to think of it that way. 1. Crying is blackmail. 1. Ask for what you want. Let us be clear on this one: Subtle hints do not work! Strong hints do not work! Obvious hints do not work! Just say it! 1. Yes and No are perfectly acceptable answers to almost every question. 1. Come to us with a problem only if you want help solving it. That's what we do. Sympathy is what your girlfriends are for. 1. A headache that lasts for 17 months is a problem. See a doctor. 1. Anything we said 6 months ago is inadmissible in an argument. In fact, all comments become null and void after 7 days. 1. If you won't dress like the Victoria's Secret girls, don't expect us to act like soap opera guys. 1. If you think you're fat, you probably are. Don't ask us. 1. If something we said can be interpreted two ways, and one of the ways makes you sad or angry, we meant the other one. 1. You can either ask us to do something or tell us how you want it done. Not both. If you already know best how to do it, just do it yourself. 1. Whenever possible, please say whatever you have to say during commercials. 1. Christopher Columbus did not need directions and neither do we. 1. ALL men see in only 16 colours, like Windows default settings. Peach, for example, is a fruit, not a colour. Pumpkin is also a fruit. We have no idea what mauve is. 1. If it itches, it will be scratched. We do that. 1. If we ask what is wrong and you say "nothing," we will act like nothing's wrong. We know you are lying, but it is just not worth the hassle. 1. If you ask a question you don't want an answer to, expect an answer you don't want to hear. 1. When we have to go somewhere, absolutely anything you wear is fine. Really. 1. Don't ask us what we're thinking about unless you are prepared to discuss such topics as football, sexual fantasies , or monster trucks. 1. You have enough clothes. 1. You have too many shoes. 1. I am in shape. Round is a shape. 1. Thank you for reading the rules; Yes, we know, we have to sleep on the couch tonight, but did you know men really don't mind that, it's like camping.

Had a blast trying out some new samples on this Bach project. Spelt it wrong I know... like just a minuete. 🙂

Hey, make that thing splash blue paint all over the place and it might get its own Las Vegas show!

But I paid for lifetime updates!

That's the way to draw them back Starise 😂

Its probably something that intersects with the bios update and the latest (Microsoft) Windows 10 platform SDK that CbB uses is my best guess. But the fact that Platinum doesnt exhibit any obvious issue is interesting. Maybe you had cbb set up to use a different drive or different hardware or a control surface. There are no major differences in CbB that could exhibit such a drastic change otherwise. BTW you can always do a screen capture and look at it later to see what pop up messages were shown since those could have been a clue to whats wrong. Glad you were able to recover with a BIOS reflash however. BIOS updates don't always do the best thing (most changes are for new hardware additions or gaming support) and they sometimes require updates to your chipset drivers as well.

Well I've taken the line of least resistance and rolled back the bios to the previous version and - session drummer roll please - CbB is now back to normal. I am never updating the bios ever again.

The MIDI track was cut short. Will fix it. Otherwise thanks for the positive feedback, SPAK 😎 All the best.

If it ain't broke... This especially applies to Bios settings, which are not exactly an easy trick to pull off. If things are working well in your music-optimized computer, why mess with it?

I agree, BIOS is not something that has any bearing on how software runs, if anything a few system setting have reverted to default that you need to go and tweak but I doubt that is the issue. When in doubt, re install the software from scratch. Before I update Bios I always read the list of "why". It usually is nothing that will make my life better so it's been years since I've had to update a BIOS.

Sadly, it's not that old a picture. Less than 5 years, IIRC. I say "sadly" because in those short intervening years my hair has taken on the same hue as my beard and the small bald spot you can't see in the photo has expanded greatly. My daughter commented that nothing looks dumber than a balding guy with long hair (or worse, a pony tail, which I was often guilty of). So I cut it all off. RE Craig's Yes/Halloween comment: I actually still have a couple Wakeman-esque wizard robes and dragon kimonos in the closet from my glam-rock days. Might have to have those dry cleaned before Halloween, the only appropriate time to actually don them. I'd need a wig, however, to complete the image. I can relate to the hospital discharge story, as can we all. My theory is that they intentionally drag the process out in order to bill an extra day's stay. It's happened that way every time I've been in hospital: in the morning they inform me that I'll be released, but it doesn't actually happen until afternoon. In the meantime they've brought me a fresh $100 toothbrush and a $50 sandwich. Yes, I realize that's just here in the U.S. - nobody in Australia, the UK, Canada or the civilized world in general has ever seen a bill for a $20 plastic cup.

Yes, most interesting for sound design work... Right up my alley, in fact. Thanks for the heads-up @cclarry

bloody great Ken - LOVE the verses.

Thanks for asking me along on this journey with you Ken.

Im gonna have another go with more warmth.

Working for me now too!

Same here. No problems. Separate downloads. Expanse is quite interesting

I just checked and Expanse was Expanse and Driftmaker was Driftmaker for me. I got both with no issues

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I'm trying to use my BR-800 as a control surface for Cakewalk. I have mangaged (using the instructions from Boss) to get the BR-800 to talk to Cakewalk and have a visable signal on the screen. However I don't have a audible signal. I've tried changing the output setting in the computers setting back and forward between the two possible output options (BR-800 and the computers speakers) and still can't get an audible signal. Can anyone help with this?

I have to agree with your Erik. It will be interesting on how Bandlab chooses to integrate Cakewalk with its main-site. Really can be a platform for educational learning. How can you beat the price- Free P.S. Not only Free but a really great DAW

Can I just have some Fig Newtons and call it a day😛 I promise I'll imagine them being very tasty!

Into what? Figments of your imagination? 😀

Maybe if you live in Portland Oregon. 😉

Maybe they are creating music.

pretty sure it's a copy protection thing or some , the cloud thing made some changes in the way it check security , is you Windows up to date , i had the exact same issues with last Kush and mc dsp and it was system related (plugin get blak listed at scan)

I've only used it twice in projects that consisted mostly of frozen instrument tracks with a few regular audio tracks. First time it seemed to have worked ok until I had cause to unfreeze some of the frozen synths when it soon became apparent that while the frozen audio had moved the underlying midi had not. The second time I tried it also moved the midi, so in my very limited experience so far it's a 50% success rate. Maybe some kind of pilot error first time out, but not sure how it could be. I figured that select all would do exactly that, but it one case it didn't. Both in last version of Platinum btw, can't speak for the bandlab version.

Great, you put a video to one of my favorite songs! I've listened to this quite a bit, and plan to continue.

Ripple editing has been a godsend to me, but until they added the visible on/off button recently, it was confusing if you forgot that it was on while doing edits. I've found that it moves everything except automation envelopes, at least, I haven't figured that out, yet. It can be configured. It has saved me much time by filling in large holes without cutting and pasting. Overall, my editing techniques may be simpler than some, but this was one of the better additions for my needs.

love it!

Fast bounce now has better multiprocessing and uses another core to do the disk reading. It has some moderate gains in speed depending on the project. On a disk bound project I got about a 30 second gain on something that would normally take about 2.5 minutes. It really depends on the project however.

Nice! I liked the touch of the BYE sign towards the end of the song.

Hey what if its modeled on a female Drummer. Does it have that perfume chanel #5 scent.🤣

Hmm... I'm not sure... Would it replace the drumsticks I put on my dashboard to park in handicap spots?

https://www.ikmultimedia.com/userarea/my-products/ Improved memory and processor usage. Added a Streaming tab in Settings. Fixed an issue with crashes on FL Studio macOS. Fixed an issue with infrequent crashes on VST, AAX, and Standalone. Fixed an issue with possible missing font on Windows. Fixed an issue with authorization. Fixed an issue with recognizing the current ST3 path at first launch. Fixed graphic artifacts while resizing window within a host. Fixed an issue with automation defaults within a host. Fixed Strummer steps sync within a host at first load. Fixed an issue with instrument saving due to unsupported characters. Added a brief install guide post installation. Improved the search responsiveness in the Phraser. Fixed an issue with loading ST3 Multis that include imported legacy instruments. Improved visual feedback for database rescan. A Sound Library Update 1.3 is available. This fixes various typos, macro errors and Multi and sample issues and includes additional Multis. Please download and install the Sound Library Update 1.3 available in your SampleTank 4 Sound Downloads dropdown menu. General reliability improvements.

It would help to hear the recording.

The guitarist was very nervous... so I kissed him on the cheek..... thats when you here us both laugh 🙂

Jane sure does and so do all the animals in the jungle Kenny

Quick speed reference: Conventional HD sustains ~200MB/Sec SATA SSD sustains ~550MB/Sec M.2 Ultra (NVMe) sustains ~3500MB/Sec Where you're going to see the most bang-for-the-buck is with disk-streaming Sample Libraries. They're going to load faster... and you'll be able to pull 17+ times the disk-streaming polyphony vs. conventional HD (6+ times the polyphony of SATA SSD). For most users: We recommend using a SATA SSD for your boot drive (still plenty fast). Use M.2 Ultra SSD (more expensive) "strategically" for that library/libraries that loads slow or where you need massive polyphony. On many motherboards that have two M.2 slots; if you run the second M.2 slot using 4 PCIe lanes (maximum performance), the last two SATA ports will be disabled. You can work around this issue by putting the second M.2 Ultra SSD on a PCIe host card. Note that it has to be installed in a PCIe slot with at least 4 PCIe lanes. If you've got a complex build (multiple M.2 Ultra SSDs, multiple PCIe cards like UAD-2, dedicated video card, etc)... available PCIe lanes can become an issue. Typically, if you're going socket 2066, it's because it's a more complex build. 😉 If you go socket 2066, go all the way and get an i9 CPU with 44 PCIe lanes.

Oh absolutely. Shelve it and court another one. Absence will make the heart grow fonder and you'll re-like it and hear all your mix mistakes again at a later date.