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Message from Microsoft: Congratulations Bapu! You are the 1,000,001st user of Edge and as such you have a massive prize...........Oh wait......that should be you are the 1st actual user of Edge and as such you are a massive ... are you sure that's what I'm supposed to say? It just seems rude............No, I'm not doing it. Fire me if you like, it's not like congratulating Edge users is exactly a full time job ya know.......

2Gether Audio Releases "RICH" a mastering chain plugin. You can get it as low as $10. Place in cart, select a charity, select a price, check out! https://www.2getheraudio.com/effects/rich/

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It’s a good brand.

Would be nice if they finished up Grind Machine III since they offered a pre-release offer.

Citation required. ?

Depends what for. Tracking? Editing? Monitoring a live performance? Working out? Or just lying in the dark enjoying some herbal therapy? I have separate cans for each of these. Except for the working out use case. Don't do that.

Spent a bit of time extracting the ARTURIA presets from various free downloads at: https://reverb.com/marketplace?query="synth sounds of"&make=reverb&sort=price|desc&utm_source=braze&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=curated-gear&utm_source=braze&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20200325 D&S US I have attached a zip with all that work done for ye. IF you want it .. feel free to download, of course at own risk, check with your AV .. fine this end though but check for yourself I have not checked them all .. so take as it is given .. SCROLL DOWN A FEW POSTS AND I ADDED 2 ZIPS WITH SYNCLAVIER PRESETS ( SYSX ) Reverb Arturia Presets.zip

Thanks for the help...I wish i could afford to get all 3.

I had all three, but kept Computer Music, primarily for its easy look and the monthly bonus. MusicTech and FutureMusic have better reviews, but for those I prefer Sound on Sound. TLDR: Computer Music for fast and fun and Sound on Sound for serious stuff.

Just heard from Enrique...they're days away: "Hi Marc, GM3 is a project that involves more work than the two we just released, and improvements are being implemented to achieve a greater realism, we are a few days away from releasing its final version, thank you for your patience. " In the mean time, they've released something free and something new. I'll quit my griping.

TBH after the month the monthly fee is still relatively small @ $9pm for what seems like a hell of a lot of audio training vids? Anyone else here used it? Out of 10 on quality? I will try over next month

It is almost there if one converts an FX Rack to an FX Chain and docks the FX Chain. This places all the plug-ins for a track/bus into a single tab. The effects are displayed at the bottom of the FX chain. From there one can open the plug-in UIs, reorder, add or delete plug-ins.

I do have several Behringer comps and my old ART SX mounted in those rack legs if you know what I mean. But right now I don't have them hooked up. I may not hook them back up. Depends on how I figure out the way my work flow will go with the new Apollo. Speaking of organization... I swore I would not let my studio degenerate into the state that I find it in today. I got to get it back in order!

Run the SAA and select the Update to tab to update

English: A few years ago, Cakewalk tried to create a Sonar version for Mac OS, but it was ultimately cancelled. Please see (and translate) the discussion below for more details. Google translated into Portuguese: Alguns anos atrás, o Cakewalk tentou criar uma versão do Sonar para o Mac OS, mas acabou sendo cancelada. Por favor, veja (e traduza) a discussão abaixo para mais detalhes. http://forum.cakewalk.com/The-SONAR-Mac-Prototype-a-collaboration-between-Cakewalk-and-CodeWeavers-m3593807.aspx

For now, instead of using Windows minimize try docking plug-ins in Multidock. Docked effects have a tab with the plug-in name and track hosting the plug-in. Docked synths have a tab using the name from the synth rack.

I keep asking around town what "LGBT" means, but I never get a straight answer... ?

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Nobody cares what I say, but I don't really get it. I've tried lots of headphones and while there's a little difference, I'd have to be made of money to spend 4-5 hundred on a pair of headphones. Now my kid buys these $200 blue toothy things. I don't want blue toothy things. Once you add the wire, the price comes way way down and they sound great. If I really want to hear the music, I run it through speaks. ? I jam along perfectly happy with earbuds to $50 headphones and feel very satisfied. Now my next guitar, I think I'm going to spend like crazy on that. I'm taking jazz guitar lessons and everyone everyone is playing a Gibson. I was one of two strat players and the other one just quit the class. Very lonely. Right now, I'm saving my pennies and adding fun stickers to my guitars to make them feel new.

Me too.

Hi:) Version 1.5 ========================= Track Select Left/Right is now Previous and Next Track for Prochannel. Presets are now 1_5 and 2_5 (Version 5) . Version 4 had 2 small mistakes. Bassman. LC_StandAlone_Preset_2-v5.syx LC_StandAlone_Preset_1-v5.syx LaunchControl_1.5.spp

Looking at my CAL scripts I found this RemoveDupNotes that I guess I wrote (don't remember it to be honest). It does duplicate note removal on polyphonic sequences by processing each MIDI note lane. Not sure it really works though, but it might be a start. I bet it's pretty slow. There is a bunch of debugging stuff commented out if you find it's not working for you. RemoveDupNotes.cal

I can tell you, that I would have never bought that plugin myself. It came with the used Apollo I got. But after playing it, that's one little bad ***** amp sim! Lots of tone out of that one amp.

I picked up a used Apollo Twin USB with a really good amount of plugins with it for a really decent price. It was like brand new! Still had the plastic protective covers all over it. : )

Well, I am no so surprised by this surprise voucher... One could expect something like this... These are hard time about music industry but also for people from other jobs having music as hobby so I guess shopping decreased significantly... And it could be even worse so there are also hard times for plugin companies... So probably best chances to grab some money now than later... I personally postponed some planned bigger expenses as I cannot be sure how incoming crisis will affect my job...

The Cosmic Brain Part 3 Thanks for listening it might be consider Part 2A more than part 3 as it carries much of Part 2, though new arp patterns and a couple of different synths.

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Where's this month's monthly vouxher? Did they go out yet? I don't want anything lol

For now either create a category at the top of the Sort by Category layout or create a custom layout with a favorites section to hold your most used plug-ins.

The headphone foam casing falls apart, and they want $25.00 to replace.

Here is a handy website that will resize images for you over the Internet. https://pixlr.com/x/

BanfLab Assistant is used to install, activate and update Cakewalk by BandLab Here are step by step installation instructions http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html

I've tried TwoNotes WoS, Pulse by Lancaster Audio and the native IR loader in BiasFX 2 Mostly I've found them all over engineered. I just want a list of files that I can click on to load the IR (i.e. similar to Windows File Explorer). The ones I've used are either way too many useless bells and whistles (i.e. TwoNotes) or they truncate file names to the point they're useless (i.e. Pulse and BiasFX) MixIR seems like it might be more up my alley because the list looks nice. $50 to just load IRs seems steep however. At the end of the day I just want to play guitar and I've found I waste too much time fiddling with the IR loader. EDIT TO ADD: Another thing that I don't need at all is extra EQs and Reverbs built-in. I already have plenty that are probably better.

I’ll raise you $10.

Some footnotes to what others have already stated: Since my mouse motor coordination has gotten worse over the decades, I tend to prefer a larger target than a smaller target to grab onto. Also, when dragging tracks into folders, the destination changes from a single line to a rectangle.

Haven't had a chance to play with this but it looks like another nice tool for the electronic musician's tool box. I use programs like this for painlessly authorizing/licensing my plugins before I run Cakewalk's VST plugin scanner. I'm sure there are other free VST hosts but these are the one's I'm aware of: SaviHost: https://www.hermannseib.com/english/savihost.htm 32bit, 64bit, VST2 & VST3 versions available. As well as versions with or without virtual keyboard. https://www.hermannseib.com/english/vsthost.htm can load/chain multiple VSTs One of the first free Stand-alone VST host programs that has been updated multiple times. Still viable and useful. Image-Line's MiniHost (has been in perpetual beta but solid program) Download: https://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.php?f=1919&t=123031#p893663 Details: https://www.image-line.com/support/flstudio_online_manual/html/plugins/Minihost Modular.htm VST2 - 32 & 64 bit versions, no VST3 support. Has virtual keyboard. You can also create/test plugin chains Also has a VST2 plugin version so you can use your chained creations in your DAW. Currently this is my favorite standalone VST host because you can create a desktop shortcut and then drag&drop a VST (*.dll file) on the shortcut and it'll load it up. Quick & painless way to test or authorize a plugin. Carla (I haven't used this one, but have heard it mentioned on multiple occasions) https://kx.studio/Applications:Carla Carla is an audio plugin host, with support for many audio drivers and plugin formats. It has some nice features like automation of parameters via MIDI CC and full OSC control. Currently supports LADSPA, DSSI, LV2, VST2/3 and AU plugin formats, plus GIG, SF2 and SFZ sounds banks.

What sold me for UA (because like you @jesse g I stayed away too!) was the Unison Technology. I knew what it was suppose to be, but until I got it and started using it, I really didn't understand the length that they went to to get it right. Example, I can plug my guitar into the Apollo and it knows it's a high impedance instrument, and then it automatically sets the input impedance to match the amp sim that I am using! And I get the same gain staging in the amp sim that the real amp has. And that works! It really feels and reacts like a amp. Now take this same interface, plug a mic into it, load a console strip plugin, and presto... now the impedance has changed to match that console sim! Along with it's own unique gain staging. I haven't tried the console strips as much as that Fender amp, but if it works the same (as I expect it will) I'm gonna love this thing!!

Does anyone have the tab and notation for this? Thanks in advance. ? Top comments: "I've payed for the whole piano, so I'm gonna use the whole piano" Morpheus on the guitar

So very nice of you to deliver us food! About when should I expect it? You may have sent out a master schedule to the group, I may have missed it. To make things easier for you, I am ok with pineapples on pizza.

Now why can't every site work like that one - clicked on Buy Now for Oriental Toolkit and it downloaded straight away! ?

Click the Track Icon to the right of the track number and drag it up or down to where you want.

This is what I want to listen to when I'm in the outer bay airlock preparatory to my spacewalk to go pry the Neptunian Squid off of the starboard sewage port. sonically, 10/10. cheers, -Tom

If you are not running 32-bit audio software, then there's no reason to install 32-bit versions of your plug-ins. Unless your version of Reason is 32-bit, in which case you would have both Reason and a reason. IMO, there are multiple reasons for not installing them. First, if you are like most and have an SSD as your system/program/plug-in drive, you may be like me and consider space on that drive to be at a premium. I am currently disabled and working at reduced capacity so was only able to afford a 240G drive for my computer. The first time I did a sweep I reclaimed about 4G, which for me, is a Cakewalk project or two's worth of SSD space. My system drive is also my only SSD, so it gets the projects, too. As you noted, this stuff builds up! Second, there's the matter of plug-in scanning and registering, which for most happens each time Cakewalk starts up. If you still wish to have a few legacy 32-bit plug-ins, you need to have Cakewalk scan your 32-bit plug-in directory. If it's full of iZotope and Native Instruments plug-ins, Cakewalk (and other DAW's that natively support 32-bit plug-ins) still scans and makes registry entries for all of them It's smart enough to hide 32-bit plug-ins that it knows you have 64-bit versions of, but that takes more time, makes for more possibility for error, etc. It's needless work for your DAW. (what you did with leaving the .dll's in there is fine in this scenario, because the devs recently made it so that Cakewalk will ignore VST2 .dll's in VST3 folders) Third, I'm a cantankerous sort of person who doesn't want companies putting software on my computer that I didn't ask for. I'm willing to jump through the hoop of installing their installation/authorization manager, I'm fine with iZotope Portal, Cakewalk Command Center, Waves Central, BandLab Assistant, Native Access, iLok et al, but what I want is 64-bit VST3's, and if they only have VST2's, then those. Period. I don't use 32-bit VST2's or VST3's, I don't use AAX's and I sure as heck don't use RTAS, thank you iZotope, A|A|S and Celemony for heaven's sake. I've gone to the trouble of learning that the VST2 spec has both a registry entry and an environment variable that installers may query to find out where the system's VST plug-ins directory is, and I have set my systems up to have that. Not many installers seem to look for it, though.

I think 9 positive detections at VirusTotal would give me pause...

I received a guitar track from a guitarist with an idea he said was recorded at 120 bpm. So I imported the file, and inserted some midi drums.. Was not quite 120 bpm. I then dragged the "irregular" guitartrack onto the timeline. ...calculating.. And I now had a slightly different AND dynamic tempo map. Drums following nicely. Only tried it once, so I am insecure. I never could imagine this would be possible. Is it? Or am I experiencing a lucky coincidence?

Must have Melodyne installed; must be standard .wav file; other than that it sound magic.