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ROFL! This thing is truly modeled after a vintage piece of gear. The broken one.

As the sale only goes for a few more days (ends 2/24), I decided to finally get a video up on the HALion FlexPhraser. This is something I wanted to do for a long time, but it took me a long time to figure out how to pull it off technically. This is my first video demonstrating software in a DAW. I hope to do more of them and get better at it. Reid

Still gets a lot of use even after the release of collection 2!!!

For me this is even the worse problem than to uninstall T-Racks that I don't have, because there is no work-around to avoid those silly messages! But in general I think both of these issues show that IK Multimedia is not really listening to customers, instead they think this is a good promotion for there products, but I doubt in that ?!

Why not have this optional? I.E. check box to toggle all or just previously installed modules? I personally only want what I own/purchased to be installed and have to manually delete the unlicensed.

So, after a break from Theme creation and using Cakewalk more with my own Themes I've realized how harsh most of them can be on the eyes so from now I will try to make any new Themes easier on the eyes starting with this one and hopefully from the next one even more so. Free Download Here.... M-New Gen Cakewalk Theme A combined total of around 150 hours, sometimes much more, goes in to creating each Theme I make, then there's more time spent to update them whenever BandLab makes changes or additions to the Cakewalk GUI to ensure any changed or new items display correctly and match the Theme, I also don't make all these Themes for myself, it's more of a hobby and to share the end results with the Cakewalk Community for their use and enjoyment at no charge, Any Tips/Donations via the following link for my time and efforts in creating and updating these are greatly appreciated, however small. Thank You! ❤️ https://www.paypal.me/MatthewJohnWhite

OK I bought this, and it's quite good but super complex for a beginner I would think. I previously have Zynaptiq's Adaptiverb, Intensity, and the freebie Subspace so perhaps I'm just a bit more adept at their weird nomenclature universe. The only way I got on with Unveil is by watching this video, at least twice, while playing with the demo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL9cRsF2IFA I tried Unveil at the task of reducing some annoying reverb on the Hollywood Pop Brass horns. They are excellent funky horns but, even with all their reverb turned off, there is still a high shiny ringy parking-garage reverb baked in. Unveil got rid of 80% of the 1-second tingy tail, and that's all you need to get the horns to sit much better in the mix. It is also fantastic on drying up drum tracks and old spoken word audio from some ancient movie. Nicely incorporates a bit of a graphic eq (in Zynaptiqspeak: "focus bias") so you can tell it to dry up just the frequencies you want to dry up. And it has a treble make-up add ("Presence") to put back whatever high end the processing took out. So it's kind of a multiband transient shaper but a lot deeper in the toolbox of usefulness dept. There - so I'm not that lazy after all ! This will be a good plugin and a good buy for some people but yes perhaps maybe for the upper level dark arts sort. cheers, -Tom

By the way, anyone wondering where the presets are stored it's here... C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\Trackbout\Ripchord\Presets Replace {username} with your own user name. You can move any downloaded presets there.

Here's an acoustic ballad I've been going back and forth with for a while. Shortened it a few times but now settled on this longer version. Fictional lost love break up song from a guy getting the last word in , but too tired to get excited . Any feedback welcome. Thanks for the listen .. mark https://soundcloud.com/user-810058643/so-cold

Wow. That thing grooves hard. Vocals up would be my only offering. Well done sir! -Tom

I have them all but Strategy, They are good and versatile and will do what you want. They are as good as you will get at this price. As you already have the full version of Kontakt also look at Indiginus, these are close to the Acoustic Samples in capability for strumming but have more articulations for solo work. https://www.indiginus.com/ Alternatively, but a lot more expensive are the Orange Tree guitars for Kontakt player which have a wider range of articulations and features. https://www.orangetreesamples.com/products

just posted that all was ok - but my post is held for a moderator to check ! it was because I posted to a link on audios$x.com - basically google it - but legit https://www.gearslutz.com/board/new-product-alert/1299640-announcing-new-way-analog-obsession.html

Wow.... What extreme amount of emu freebies... It is a pity there is a choice between kind of subscription ($5/month) or free. I believe additional choice with one time donation could give developer some additional and significant money. Now need to put myself into insane mode with anti-anything checking and then test something to feed my curiosity... EDIT: hm, insane checking mode failed, multiple alerts. What is strange (and suspicious?) I cannot see any contact info to developer on web pages... Well, I will not take any risk, full armed with many plugins, will check in a few months again the web...

What, not understanding how a cond0m* works? * I see the profanity checking software is Catholic.

Still safer than trying to sample your own, they spit, bite, and kick quite a bit. If you transpose them up a few semitones they might sound like your ex. But don't try sampling your ex and transposing down... they can spit, bite and kick too.

I'm still partial to While My Guitar Gently Weeps off the White album.

@craigb I've heard some people dispute that and mention they think "Revolution #9" is the best Beatles song. Me, I think "Hey Bulldog" is an under rated treasure.

As an alternative.... https://www.arturia.com/products/software-effects/preamps-bundle/trida-pre it's €49 until March 4th...

What are the odds? Two people working on songs with the same title. A good old fashioned mushy love song here, completed almost completely in CbB. Hope you enjoy it. https://www.bandlab.com/wilbyforce/waitingforyou20-05cb669c?revId=3f3a4aaa-9854-ea11-a94c-0003ffd1c4f7

All clear on a re-scan of the folder with McAffee, MalwareBytes and Windows Defender. (I updated my original post.)

OK, I have to download the VST 64 versions also because REASON doesnt support VST3. Will do same check with those and report back Also @mibby if you never have, do try Malwarebytes, its free always to run a manual scan ( www.malwarebytes.com )

Downloaded VST3 versions .. all good and working in my BLCakewalk

Why?

Thanks, Matt. Looks pretty cool. I think I'll give it a go. ?JB

I thought the original Ripchord freebie was damn good, but V2 is amazingly better! It's like Cthulu in that you can play a chord with one finger, but now you can play with 2 fingers or 3 or as many as you want with each triggering whatever you want - a chord, octaves, cluster, you name it. And they have added strumming (up/down/both with randomization) and velocity (accent the high part of a chord/low part of a chord, randomization). Entering chords is MUCH easier than Cthulu (which I always thought was awkward for chord entry). You can edit a chord by adding individual notes as you please, name it, play it, edit it some more, etc. You add the sounds you want to trigger, so you can use keyboards, or strings, or whatever. It's REAL NICE for a freebie! Check it out: https://trackbout.com/ripchord

This is my "Just A Fingerpickin' Minute" for two guitars. Larry Graham Alexander

Very nice Larry.

Profanity Eraser Needs Intelligent Setup. Censorship Only Nurtures Delusions Of Moderation.

Yes a great listen on a Friday night, amazing , thank you . . . I had to laugh when JohnBee58 and David Sprouse said Boz Scaggs, because it is so reminiscent of that sound, but never thought it until it was mentioned . . . so much talent in the guitar work in all your songs I've heard here.

While we're on installation issues - IKM could also make life easier for customers by remembering (storing & recalling) the previous install locations. It's a really easy thing to do, at least for Windows installers, just write the selected VST, VST3 and AAX install locations in the registry. Hopefully I'm coming not off rude. I'm really liking what IKM has been coming out with, just think that the installers could use some TLC.

Combination of Boz Scaggs and some George Benson thrown in for good measure. Nice. And your voice is slick!! ?John B

like a summer breeze. Boz Scaggs influence?

I would literally kill for: The pattern editor from Project 5, as a plugin. To be able to use that workflow in Sonar would make how I make my music soooo much easier. I wouldn't have to choose between easy creativity and easy mixing.

There might be plenty of AMD motherboards available with Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, but it's only now that one has been officially certified by Intel: the ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming ITX/TB3.

Great stuff all way through. Love the use of the guitar with the synth sounds, really fits great together.

Yes, if you are willing to edit the registry. This may be performed with regedit or the Launchpad tool I wrote. If the projects have the same name, I don't believe it is possible using the Start Screen but Launchpad shows the project path.

I enjoyed this very much. It all sounds great; guitars, groove & vocals. Nice!

Hi Mark. Should be proud of that one pal. Really enjoyed it. Great recording/clean mix Sounds very nice on My Focal Trio6 BE

I found my new favorite theme, many thanks Matthew..

No , The Square Guitar I posted in the other picture didn't have a case to go with it ... When I went to pay for the Square guitar I had seen the case you mentioned under a pile of old linens and blankets . I asked the elderly woman who was selling the Square guitar "what was in the old beat up case underneath the pile?" She told me it "was just a piece of junk guitar she had laying around the house" . Her story was it was left there abandoned from the previous home owners from when she had bought the house and moved in over 50 years ago . I asked her if it was OK to take a look at what she had in the case . She told me she was tired of moving it around and wanted to be done with it Then she told me to kick in another 20 bucks and I could have that guitar under the pile w the case too ... With out missing a beat I kicked in the extra Andrew Jackson , said my goodbys to the elderly woman , and promptly left w out even bothering to look inside the old beat up Guitar case .... When I had gotten home this is the guitar I found inside that old beat up brown guitar case w stickers all over it ... Oh Yeah ! for $20 bucks extra I think I did pretty good .... Kenny

TMI ?

I first became a grandfather (dubbed Bapu) at age 44. I've yet to become a grandmother.

Thank you Matthew I have installed it and will give it a try.

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Does this mean we run the installer then have to UN-install all the plugins we don't own? Not that I'm complaining about an update, but I guess I'm complaining... ? P. I DO like my T-Racks plugins though, just not all the "mess".

(Edited to update info) - I just downloaded this - I am updating my post, because I could not get the scripting on the ADSR web page to work properly in Google Chrome, so I went through the process using Bing, and it worked like a champ there. Sure enough, they are offering this Sample Manager software for free - I just completed the download (in Bing), but have not yet used it - hopefully, it will help me with sample management, since I have many thousands of sample-based instruments to keep track of. SO, pick up the ADSR Sample Manager softwar at the link below, for free: https://www.adsrsounds.com/ Bob Bone

Things have changed recently: I am putting the finishing touches on my AMD build. It's a Ryzen 3950X (16-core) on an ASRock X570 Creator motherboard. This Creator motherboard has *native* Thunderbolt-3 and is unique in that regard among the X570 chipset boards. I had also ordered and returned the ASRock X570 Taichi board. That one uses an Add-In-Card for Thunderbolt, and provides the necessary header. Among the Threadripper TRX40 chipset boards, the Gigabyte Designare is the one that offers support for a Thunderbolt-3 Add-In-Card, as @StarTekh shows in his post . These three boards are ones that I had considered before landing where I am. There may be others, but I don't have any other info to offer. Also, keep in mind that Thunderbolt-3's advantage for audio is in the low latency of the PCIe/Thunderbolt protocol, not in its bandwidth. Tbolt-1,2,3 all have the same latency potency, and nothing in the track count of an audio interface challenges the bandwidth of Tbolt-1 . (At 96k/24bit it would take over 4000 channels to fill 10Gbits/sec. ) Thunderbolt shines in its flexibility of usage for audio interfaces, SSD's, and displays. On a side note, the DisplayPort protocol is fenced off in Tbolt-2 and Tbolt-3, so the data transfer capability for PCIe traffic like SSD is 11Gbits in Tbolt-2 and 22Gbits in Tbolt-3. That's why you see a ceiling of around 2800MBytes/sec for M.2 SSD's attached via Tbolt-3.

I like the tempo view as it is, because sometimes I transfer parts of a project into other programs/hardware or to friends and then it is comfortable to have a bunch of readable values that can be easily reentered in another system!!! Runs perfect that way.