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  1. The main rival then was Prehistoric Tools, I believe. Or maybe, Neandertools.
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  2. Normally €60 Now Only €18! More information at https://vstbuzz.com/deals/70-off-mmultianalyzer-by-meldaproduction/
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  3. I've been using it since the stone age when it was called, Cavewalk.
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  4. She was wearing a bikini. I can see how that would offend someone. Music, especially Heavy metal and Hip-Hop would never be associated with such filth! Shameful!
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  5. I believe you can hold the unregistered serial number and use that to jump ahead if you wait long enough. People certainly have been doing it with Cubase, I don't think Wavelab would be any different.
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  6. I hope the thread they removed isn't the thread that is holding your pants up! 😂
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  7. Here's a FREE 10 lesson course on Cubase 10 at Ask.Video https://ask.video/classrooms/?nleloc=course/3308/what-s-new-in-cubase-10&sess_id=rujvdfdre46p5tsnheida5msa1
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  8. Guyz , i can t say more but Start saving money ....i m beta testing some stuff you guyz will want for sure ...
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  10. Read this and count your blessings :O) https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/a3xk3p/adobe-tells-users-they-can-get-sued-for-using-old-versions-of-photoshop
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  12. For what you already have Mesh these FXs are not ground/barrier breakers.
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  13. Once the drums and other instruments come into the song, your lead vocal is drowned out - try turning it up a bit on the fader and maybe add some compression and some eq treatment to give it a bit more separation in the mix. Just my two cents. The lead guitar needs a bit of the same. The arrangement is fine - sounds like you have a good song to work with.
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  14. Thanks Larry! I'm thinking about getting one of those mobile hotspots and just purchasing a data plan. I still need to get bandlab!
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  15. That was in regards to buying Cubase and holding it for the upgrade...not Wavelab
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  16. You can kind of do this already by selecting the folder, then using groups: Now moving any of the faders or pans, will move the others relative to your movement. If you want to adjust one in isolation, just hold down the CTRL key while your doing it.
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  17. I'm not sure people are switching to Cakewalk as much as starting with Cakewalk, or adding Cakewalk to their repertoire. At some seminars, I've talked with Pro Tools users on Windows who are intrigued by Cakewalk, and because it's free, they're going to download it and check it out. Time will tell whether they stop using Pro Tools, use both, or decide to stick with Pro Tools. The biggest issue is that they can't use their Pro Tools plug-ins in Cakewalk, so the cost of getting new plug-ins offsets Cakewalk being free.
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  18. I don't have UAD, however you can try look at Preferences --> VST Settings , and uncheck "Hide Related VST2 Plugins", then re scan your VST folder. That may help in many case plugins don't show up.
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  19. Yep, that is such a frequent problem that I wonder why it's not that way by default. You actually can change the number in event list by clicking on it (or hitting enter when it's highlighted), and put in the number you want. You also can change the type of event the same way. Change a note event to a controller event, for example. That's why I had you duplicating a note event, so you can then change the duplicated note event to a CC event. then you have a CC event before the note or series of notes you want to be affected by it.
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  20. Cubase licensing is based on activation. So, unless Steinberg changes policy, the # should be good until you're ready (even across version upgrades).
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  21. 10.5 is right around the corner...sometime later this year...
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  22. Thanks Larry! Got it!☺
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  23. which make me think, sonar clearly isn't a priority to bl as an app in itself, maybe they're just scraping code from sonar to put into the online/browser thing, using the current sonar users as some kind of testers/bug-trappers? /fwiw
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  24. This deal ends in 19 hours... After placing my order - when I went to redeem my purchase coupon at Impact Sound Works I was also able to get Furia Staccato Strings and Mega Brass free! The coupon codes appeared in my Impact Sound Works cart and I added them before adding the 100% discount code for Ethnic Instruments Bundle (which I had purchased via AudioPlugins**) and now they're mine! **when you purchase the Ethnic Instruments Bundle from AudioPlugins they email you a discount coupon to use at Impact Sound Works Maybe this is glitch and they will fix it but in the meantime it makes a sweet deal even sweeter.
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  25. Mark is right....I have to wait for the e-licenser to arrive to activate so I'm all installed and reading the manual right now :) Last time I used Cubase was about 10 years ago...we'll see how quickly I get back into it. My key is in a USPS regional center in Indianapolis right now, I can wait a few days. Bill
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  26. I'm a crossword fan. It's my way of getting my brains settled before going to sleep. Yes. The topical hit words vary along years. The picture of 9/11 terrorist Atta was one "entry" that was very notable back then. I believe every crossword filler here recognizes his face for the rest of their lives. I wonder if that might be too sensitive or politically incorrect a clue to be used in the US? Just popped in my mind: I havent seen a single crossword puzzle with Trump as the answer in it! What are the odds...I can't believe it. One of the impressive constructions that I remember was two 16-letter words on top of each other horizontally, and if I remember correctly, a 23-letter word crossing them vertically. I don't remember what the words and clues were, but that particular crossword was a masterpiece.
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  27. HI:) As you can see in the picture below I send all tracks to a Mix bus, which is going to the Master Bus. the Master Out I send to ADAT Out 3 and this is muted so it is always on 0 dB in the Mix. The Mix Out is going to Master Out, but I have a send to SPDIF Out, where I now can have my loudness to the Speakers.... --> which is controlled by my nearest reachable Rotor on my BCR2000! Bassman.
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  28. Hardly surprising i guess, men googling on scantily clad women on a public forum is just not cool anymore in todays society...and not really related to music production! Lads, get your eyes off the girls and back to business, what the Cakewalk GUI doesn't do it for you?
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  29. Tread carefully regarding the legacy of Ray Thomas within range of my typing fingers. 😒 I've been a Moody Blues fan since high school, and my high school career was in the late '70's, not exactly during their heyday. By rights, I should have been in The Kiss Army I, too, once subscribed to the theory that Ray fit into the "he doesn't have a lead vocal or flute solo on this one, so give him a tambourine so he has something to do onstage" rock paradigm. But a few years ago as I assembled a MB library of the 2006 remasters and started listening critically, sometimes on headphones, I started to marvel at how thoughtfully and how prominently Ray's tambourine was integrated into the arrangements of many of their songs, especially the uptempo ones. Of course I hadn't noticed it before because it's so well integrated, it fits so well. Mellotron, check, flute, check, tambourine, check. Listen to "Ride My See-Saw" or "Lovely to See You" or "Question" and try to imagine them without the tambourine. A really cool effect they used that I want to swipe someday was how they have Ray double Justin's strumming rhythm on "Question." That tambourine kept the Moodies grounded in their beat group origins, helped keep them accessible when other prog rock bands lost touch. Most musicians would love to have that "half a career." So there.
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  30. Fx ... affordable ... i guess .... no release date ...i don t even know myself ... the spl looks cool but it s so tiny i don t even want to try it lol
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  31. Those cable twist ties could work too. I'm thinking when those drive adapters go on sale for $2 just buy a lot of them.
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  32. Yes, do this: 1. Adjust the size of selected track to the size you want the "selected zoomed" track to be 2. Press SHIFT + Z to enable "Auto Track Zoom" mode 3. Adjust the size of the other tracks to suit, e.g.:
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  33. I got a 15% off coupon from GC and decided to buy another elicenser and may stick this on it in case I want to use both machines.
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  34. No. Everyone I know who could use it does already. For my only muso friend on a Mac I suggested Reaper for now. Once he gets the hang of recording i have a copy of Studio One Artist i may pass on to him.
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  35. In this view we see 3 sections. To the left are the tracks. In the middle is the buses that are user created to anything you want. To the far right is the hardware outs. You can route your tracks to any bus at will. Here is the way tracks are routed to a bus. If you see the drop down just above the green test you will notice it says master. The tracks are routed to the master bus. The master bus in turn is routed to your hardware outs. This is the normal way for most users to set up a simple bus structure. I completely agree with Chuck. We are here to answer questions. If the above is unclear it is not your fault but mine.
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  36. Without guys like your good self, us oldies would never know this work was done any other way than in a semi or pro setup ... My feeling is try and do your own ideas and create something that's belongs to you ... then post it .... Def sounds like your a dedicated musoe so keep it mate .. . All the best Steve
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  37. are BandLab telling people about Cakewalk by BandLab?
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  38. If this happens on a laptop, you can reseat the keyboard. If it happens on a stand alone keyboard on PC, verify it is indeed the keyboard and then toss it. I use the Microsoft keyboards and mouse combo's (wired 600, 30-40aus), they have never failed me and I like the feel of them. I have written some incredibly long documents on them. You cant go wrong with Microsoft or even logitec, although I don't like the logitec feel. I would never buy the really cheap ones, tried that once (or twice), never again.
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  39. Steinberg accepts it with no problem.
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  40. Many current generation cases also have a pair of 2.5" drive trays on the right side (as you're facing the front of the case). You'll need to remove the right side-panel to access them.
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  41. I've tried to convince my band that if I could just record my parts in MIDI, take them home and doctor them up, that when I came back the next night my live performance would then be impeccable. Oddly, they insist on real-time sound generation. "The audience won't wait around while you edit the PRV", they said. Luddites! Next, they'll tell me I have to use a real tambourine instead of samples. Now, that's just a safety issue - those things can give you bruises.
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  42. Which means that you totally get it!! You fix the notes that sound wrong, not the notes that look wrong B.B. King would have never had a career if his flatted-7th-to-tonic bend ever actually made it to the tonic... I've often said that far from leeching the soul out of vocals, Melodyne has made my vocals MORE soulful. That's because I can sing with abandon, knowing that if a note or two is off, I can fix it. That's a big improvement over constantly second-guessing whether the vocal is any good while I'm singing it. Similarly, quantization takes the pressure off of playing drum parts. They're all tools, and neutral. The skill of the person using the tools is the determining factor in the tools' effectiveness. But I sure am glad we have these tools. P.S. In my workshops, I use John Bonham as the poster boy example of why playing around the grid works a lot better than playing to the grid.
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  43. Kakku Pretty much ditto what Lynn said except I think the timing seems too rigid or something.
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  44. Well, it's not terrible advice for beginner, in fact "Normalize" is one of the first step to learn how to master. It's a basic thing anyone can do easily to turn audio clip level louder without clipping. You don't need any other tool than one Cakewalk has provided by default. It's a simple starting point. The question indicates OP didn't know much about it, and he needs advice he can try. He probably will need to learn any other tools and stuff to go further, but for a while, simple advice won't ruin his life.
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