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https://www.thomannmusic.com/slate_digital_steven_slate_drums_5.htm $49.70/€42.24　→　$92/€77.59 Fixed.

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Paid a lot more for it. Sounds great. HOWEVERrrrrrrrr........ The GUI makes me feel like a dipspit every time I dig into it, so I end up relaying a lot of presets to get close starting points. It's much more like tweaking the inside of an H3000 than a simple guitar pedal. That said, it can make crazy sounds you can't get out of a simple guitar pedal. There are basically 4 very configurable mono voices. Each voice can take a stereo input, but it will be summed to mono. On stereo tracks, it will output stereo (with 2 voices required). It goes on and on like this to the point where you load a flanger type preset and just wish there was a "feedback", a "rate", and a "depth". Even when I think I have a perfect grasp of what I want to do and how to do it in the plug in, when I attempt something - it often sounds different than expected. And sometimes everything sounds correct in terms of effect or timing, but it's thin for some reason, so you double back and check the Feedback Eqs across the voices, or some "FbkEqModAmt" Modular Ivert Setting, and wonder why you didn't goto medical school. And I should note that the settings for each voice are within their own tabs, so you have to click through to see the settings for each. As challenging as it is, I think for $10- no brainer. I like using the "Vintage Combo Amp" on breakdowns in songs. "Vibro-Phase Echo" is a pretty tripped out for space rock guitar parts. "Micoshift & Chorustaps" is fun on acoustic guitar and vocals, but I tend to pan the voice 1 hard left, turn some tempo features on, and dial down the feedback, depending on source material. Demo it. Jump off the roof. Land in the pool. Towel off. Then buy it.

My mixes suck and I can't sing. So which do I need: a new DAW, a new interface, or more RAM?

I love what they did with the GUI this time around. Very unique ?

Never use the same password on more than one site. Seriously. Yes it's painful, so get a password manager (or use the browser stuff). For every site generate a new random password. The two together (different passwords everywhere and password not humanly generated) you can avoid a lot of issues. If you use the same password on more than one site and your password is something in the dictionary (or on the list of top 100 used passwords) and you will get hacked a lot. No matter how great the site encrypts your password, if your password isn't crazy random it will be decrypted in no time. For anything relating to money I'd recommend adding some sort of 2 factor authentication as well.

When adding an instrument track, insert it under the currently selected track. Currently, it adds it to the very end of my track list and I have to move it to where I actually want it. This behavior is already good when adding an audio track by right clicking a track -> Insert Audio Track. It looks like the track is first created at the end and then quickly moved to after the current track. The way I add instrument tracks is to double click on the plugin in the plugin browser and select instrument track. If nothing else, it'd be nice if it put the new track into the same track folder the selected track is in. Not trying to be pedantic, but over the last 2 hours, I've added 6 instrument tracks and each time, I had to drag it back up into the folder of tracks I'm working with. Is this reasonable? Thoughts?

A lot of you know my love for Bela D Media vocal libraries. I did two videos on their recent release SORA. They have been around for a long time and they made the first professional vocal library ever, called Diva. It cost a fortune in those days, but all the top composers bought it and it was used in major movies and TV shows. It still is. Bela D is where Tarilonte and a lot of other top people got their start. At first they did a lot of gothic-type libraries, but now they do choirs and all sorts of vocal things. Anyway, now it seems like they have a 50% sale going on more or less permanently on their site, but on top of that, if you add the code BDM20 you'll get an additional 20% off whatever is in your cart. Get it HERE

I am sad that I'm dumb enough to not have thought of that, and I thank you for the suggestion because it worked. Thanks!

The sounds are great but for me the player has been the issue, I think I even preferred it when it was a Kontakt instrument. If fact I was considering reinstalling the Kontakt version now I have some free disc space, if I can find my backup discs. I had hoped version 5 would address some of my dislike of version 4 but the free version has not convinced me. That said this is a very good price for some excellent sounding drums.

Try a different browser. Chrome works perfectly for me

Nothing in my cart Mesh. Still got the same thing. Tried another browser, same thing with any browser.. "Sorry, this product cannot be purchased" I even tried on my phone with the same results. On that page there is a "Buy Now" option at the top which takes me to their two deals at the bottom of the page (Uberschall and Boz) and an "Add to cart" option which gives the above error. As it's free why not just have a blummin download button, lol!

It's a decent program especially if you want that Steven Slate "sound". With gun to my head I'd take Toontrack (EZD/Sup 3) over Slate but fortunately that's not the case. ?

as a 68 vw owner I'm not sure how to take this ..

Answer: The Hunter - Albert King (and covers)

I made a call to them awhile back to settle some issues with an order I had placed. I had the rather distinct impression they were a brick and mortar doing this on the side. Am I correct? I managed a cloud server for awhile. It's amazing how many security threats a small time operation has on a daily basis. If it had been a building there would have been arsonists there daily trying to burn the building down. I can imagine a larger operation that has people's credit information would be 100 times worse. I don't think many people realize the threats on the web that are there. Older servers and systems are likely targets more so than those using the latest encryption programs. Older systems obviously have more issues. IOW you are asking for trouble if you don't keep things updated. Even though they have said there was no security breach I would STILL change my info just in case. There's plenty of competition out there for music plugins and software. I like JRR, but I don't necessarily have any tight connections with them in any way....When I buy I buy where the deals are. I hope they can get their ducks in a row soon.

The strangest thing happened to me last night in bed. I remember waking up and being aware of a strange presence in the room. Through the fog of sleepiness, I could make out a figure standing over me. As my eyes adjusted to the dim light, I could see the figure was dressed in a black, hooded cowl, and was holding what appeared to be a scythe. "Who .... who are you?" I muttered nervously. The figure leaned over toward me and said, "I am death". I gathered my thoughts and replied .... "WHO. ARE. YOU."

this fixed all the issues I was having in cubase - so ?

Thanks Wookster me old mate - maybe a touch of sarcasm. Thanks David - this one is written from experience Definitely from experience - thanks mate thanks so much Freddy my mate Thanks a ton Tom - I did feel a little 'naked' on this one thanks OJ - very kind of you thanks so much Mark - I really appreciate it thanks Leadfoot - job done with the smile - you're a good 'un Thanks Bjorn - I like a bit of the 60's thanks mate - you da man awwwww thanks Lynn - very kind mate

Dexed may well be my favorite free synth. Sounds great, loads a zillion of those old presets and ......a veritable tear ?comes to my eye when I think of that DX7 I owned seemingly several lifetimes ago.

Don't dodge the question, CJ - who are you, really? Your initials are the same as another well-known poster, who used to go by the alias "CJ". Coincidence?

It shouldn't really matter but "AnyDayLong" only ever posts about "PastToFuture" stuff on gearslutz - literally never posted about anything else just "PastToFuture"- and basically every post saying how great they are: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/members/447366-any-day-long/ (might need to be logged in to see that link) The "real PastToFuture" has several usernames on gearslutz ..... Remember, user "facets" on Deals...definitely not anything to do with "PasttoFuture" - despite mainly posting on how amazing they are: user "facets of sound" on KVR - who definitely is "PastToFuture" https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=543124 Personally I think it's great that vendors interact with their customers....but vendors lying and 'pretending' to be customers....I think that's totally shit TBH - and actually makes you look stupid.

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The problem is actually not arranger. Loop means loop - start at point A, play until point B, go back to A, play until B, go back to A,..... To get the patterns you want you will have to edit your A1 A2 A3 ... to be A1 A1 A1 B1 C1 C2. Copy, insert, etc. Or, experiment with Matrix. Views -> Matrix View. This is designed to play loops, repeats, variations, live session by clicking on a block when you want the pattern to change. Couple of tutorials (from search YouTube for "cakewalk matrix". Here and here. Or maybe this or this.

Reminds me my sandman pro experience , super sounds. Never use it .... sold it ,.. for 10 buks .... i m in Christian boat here , i must differenciate the "sounds great "from the "usefull , usable and you gonna use it " ....

You is evil only 13 seconds of one of the best Tony Banks moments ever, do not keep us waiting Mr. Bone. ? It does sound quite good though @Robert Bone.

Wunderbar ...

To make actual sounds, you need to have either an external synth module or a VSTi internal synth. By the look of your screenshot , you do not have any MIDI outs selected , so you must be using a VSTi internal softsynth. Just need to know what that synth is. What is actually generating the notes when you press keys on the SL990? Maybe show a screenshot of your tracks - including your instrument track

We still need to know what synth (or sound module) you're using. The inability of the sustain to operate higher notes would be an issue with the synth. It could also be an issue with the zones on the SL990. The sustain pedal may only be operational on the lower zone - check your user guide.

HDAudBus.sys is the high definition audio driver for your computer. Something prevented the audio device from completing it's operation in time for real time audio to run glitch free, and the issue occurred while HDAudBus code was executing so it's possible that the issue is with the software or configuration associated with that device. The trick is now figuring out what the problem really is. I'd look into (Google) issues others have had with DPC latency on the specific device you're using, perhaps also the specific system. It's likely that others with similar hardware configurations are experiencing the same problem. The DPC performance on your system is completely independent of Cakewalk, and you should see LatencyMon report any problems with audio performance due to poor DPC latency whether or not Cakewalk is using the device. There are other more generic steps you can take. For example, since you're using the Realtek audio device, you might make sure that other audio devices such as the HD audio device on your graphics card is disabled. You can do this in Device Manager. Incidentally, to be clear, I was not recommending using Realtek's ASIO driver, and I couldn't find any reference about it by @scook so I can't say whether or not I agree with his position. I have no experience using a Realtek sound card with Cakewalk, but I have used many decent USB and Firewire devices with Cakewalk and have dealt with many dropout issues before, mostly unsuccessfully until (as I said above) I replaced my old NVidia card.

The 4 buttonss from left to right are: Audio FX, Midi FX, Instruments, Rewire. Select the Midi FX button.

Yes, very nice update!

Thanks so much! It's actually a mrindangam, not a tabla. It's from the south of India. I used the Native Instruments India vst.

Changes in OB-Xd v2.0 7x faster GUI controls. Linux build. Standalone app. Signed and notarized installers. Updated JUCE framework to 5.4.7 for better stability and compatibility. Updated Banks with 2.0 compatibility. Ilkka Rosma Dark Theme. MacOS Catalina support. MIDI CC learn. MIDI CC support. Parameter refactor. XML based skinning and HiDPI (Retina) ready GUI themes. OB-Xd for Windows, Mac and Linux (VST/VST3/AU/Standalone) is available as a free download with an optional donation of $49 USD.

As I explained in the other thread, the MIDI FX rack for an instrument track is available in the MIDI tab of the track's inspector. IOW, click "T", and add MIDI MFX plug-ins into the MIDI FX rack "B"

According to the kvr discussion, the site is using an outdated version of TLS and that's what the browsers are reporting on. Which would translate to, it's a "not safe because your communication with the server is not that difficult to eavesdrop on" Since you would pay with paypal, your financial info should be ok (because paypal takes over at that point and the encryption no longer depends on hgsounds). But the password for your account with HGSounds could be eavesdropped on. Make sure you use a unique password that you don't use anywhere else. (note: I'm trying to help but I'm not here to convince anyone. If what I'm saying sounds like gobbledygook or still unreliable, just skip the purchase)

Thanks everyone for having a listen, very much appreciated. Hopefully got the Thank You's correct, I don't do too much social media type stuff:) Regarding the Saxes, they actually are real saxes, real players in BIAB. The challenge with BIAB comes in cutting and pasting something that sounds realistic as they kind of take licks a player would use over a chord and then splice performances together. If you just enter chords and take what you get, in many cases (most cases) they don't sound convincing. Generally what I do is render out 6 or 7 copies of a solo idea and then splice things together in a way I think sounds convincing or how a player might approach a specific song. Thanks again to everyone for taking the time to have a listen to this project. Regards

Bapu is just used to people putting on a mask when they stand next to him.?

I really enjoyed exploring Damage 2 today.. I have only had it for a short time and it is really a powerful library. Here is the replay.

Hey guys, James answered my mail with an apology, it was a human mistake, but he is giving me a code to buy XO 50% off. I've already bought it, so if any of you missed the opportunity, send me a dm. (only people REALLY sure that is going to buy it) It lasts 24hs, so hurry up. Very cool of him to honor the discount

My go-to for quick 'n dirty background vocals is Omnisphere, but that's an expensive route. The Ladies from Realivox is quite good and a lot of fun to experiment with, and although it takes significantly more effort it's the way to go when you want your faux-vocalists to actually say something besides "ooh". A FREE Kontakt library that I use often is actually a demo for a singers-for-hire service called SoundBetter.

Interesting interpretation of a Raaga, what did you use for Tabla? mix works well here on the Adam's, nice guitar tones.

Yeah I came across those and quite a few more on my search, what I recall was more to do with Mixbus, and I remember the end of it all was kinda like a unanimous 'Well there you have it, no need to wonder about that any more' type of thing. But I have spent enough time looking, it could be a discussion inside a discussion inside a discussion. Anyway doesn't really matter, as long as no one falls off and gets hurt . . .

I have it and do use it....it's pretty good and you can everything from mild to extreme. You can get some interesting sounds out of the 4 channel signal chain. I recently just put it on a few guitar tracks and got some very good results (a one stop multi Fx plugin). Definitely worth more than the $10 asking price. I only have one machine, so not really worried about the iLok thing.

We’re always happy when we can use something from that Komplete box

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I suggest you avoid them and the deals section of this discussion board for obvious reasons.

To get a set of faders to the same level, drag them all to the top or bottom, release, then drag where you like.

in addition to what martin says above, you can control other things the same way, it's called quick grouping, just watch the yellow (orange?) dot appearing by the controls the moment you touch one with the mouse while holding down ctrl key there is also the regular grouping function, you can create groups by right-clicking on the controls, it's even more flexible, yo can make the controls move in absolute or relative way or even reverse if you like, set your start- and end-points btw you can quick-select tracks just by clicking on one track's number and swiping over the rest, same goes with mute, solo etc

select all then hold Ctrl + mouse