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Is that you, Larry?

This is my first video edited with Adobe Premiere instead of Vegas. It was a nightmare to learn and it will take me a long time to catch up to my workflow with Vegas, but it never crashed once.

To download your free copy of Helper Transients 2, use the coupon code BPBWAPRD at checkout. Add the plugin to your shopping cart and remove everything else from the cart before applying the code. https://www.waproduction.com/plugins/view/helper-transients#a_aid=5d9df79b93b76

These OldSchoolDrums are for Kontakt and it's for free! Check out the demosongs: https://soundcloud.com/anydaylong/san-francisco https://soundcloud.com/anydaylong/another-day-in-your-life https://youtu.be/U1hl8o2T4ac https://ko-fi.com/anydaylong

Probably a video showing plugin addicts being able to afford and enjoy a great meal for the first time in a very long time,

I thought this video clip is a tour of the JRR operations center while Larry is in Kentucky.

It should come with a warning that users may become disappointed in one or more of their favorite sweeteners. "I put this thing on my drum bus and it makes everything sound so much phatter while also enhancing clarity!" Well, yeah, it jacked up the level by 3dB, thereby hitting a sweeter spot on the Fletcher-Munson curve. That's how that works. It sure saves having to continually turn the effect's output down when I'm auditioning presets. I wonder what it's doing between the time you insert it in an FX bin and the time you see the UI, it takes the longest of any effect I've seen.

I'm sure that many of the original factory presets are indeed the result of a random name generator. My metaphor for Meldaproduction's wacky preset names and sparse documentation is that it's as if I found an artifact from an advanced civilization, and it does certain cool things when I press the obvious buttons, but then if I open a panel, there's all this other stuff that I have no idea how to operate. They're like the TARDIS, maybe that's why geeks like me dig 'em so much. 😁

https://www.audacityteam.org/download/ Version 3 now available incl new skin

I once had a curry with Bjork in LA when she was in the Sugarcubes and I was working for some band or other. It was a very British thing to find a curry house anywhere you could find one.... Oh sorry wrong thread I thought this was the claim to fame thread Missing Larry big time but my wallet keeps saying Larry who???

No love in Detroit.

Dodgy in Brooklyn. Nothing.

Wait Lar went to Kentucky so he is probably "Hunting Rabbits" We need to be quiet for him

Can't see it in Canuckistan

No dice in Denver. Rocky

I think a cool addition would be a PC module that simply sent to, and received from, the effects bin, so you could place the effects bin anywhere you wanted in the PC chain...sort of like the external effect plug-in, but within Cakewalk. Here's why. I've often been asked when you "should" use one or the other. My answer has always been that the PC is conceptually equivalent to being part of a mixer, in that the visuals are consolidated in one place. The effects bin is equivalent to outboard gear, where interface windows open up individually. Generally I think the concept works well, but it breaks down with things like Tape Emulators, which you likely want to have at the end of a chain, so that implies putting the PC after the effects bin - but you may not want dynamics and EQ there. If an "effects bin insert" existed, I'm sure there would be plenty of times I'd put it somewhere in the middle of the PC.

In a lot of the plugins the preset names themselves are baffling. Whatever is "Thracian porridge" supposed to sound like? (aside from output of a random name generator?)

yeah, often best to consult the current doc regarding questions about the current implementation

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Mixing.07.html this has a slightly different diagram which may (or may not) make things clearer

I guess my 15 minutes of fame came in about 1981, when our band was interviewed on radio station KTYD in Santa Barbara, CA. It was actually closer to an hour, though. We had just recorded 4 songs at a local studio (garage) and were featured on their 'New Music' hour. I think it was a Sunday. I was just the rhythm guitar player and I sang a little, so we all assumed that the main guy, Silvester Hernandez would do most of the talking since he wrote most of the songs and did most of the singing. But once they got started, everybody just clammed up, even our loquacious drummer Scott Slicton (RIP). I don't know if it was stage fright or what, but we began with a lot of dead air. So I started talking and pretty much had the stage to myself. The DJ asked questions and played our 4 songs, and since KTYD was at that time one of the more popular stations in that area, our music was heard by possibly thousands of people that night. Okay, maybe hundreds.

Sam Lightnin' Hopkins - Cotton

Gary B.B. Coleman - The Sky is Crying

This must be what it's like when you find out that your dad has some other kids up country that you never knew about. If he brings back some really good presents, I might be able to forgive him though.

Hello together, I'm starting a YouTube video series about tips and tricks for CAKEWALK by Bandlab. Maybe I'm covering some helpful content for some of you Here's the first episode about scaling velocities in the piano roll view: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1B12Jqgiuc

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Hi. I have a NI A61 (and a S25), where the transport/record/stop works well with CbB. I haven't done any other setup/MIDI implementation with any of those (yet). All the best.

Sure, Kansas huh? 😉

Wow, how did she manage to pi55 off a drummer??! 😮 😜

I don't have any of those.

And yet you're here. 🤣

Don't forget that by using Pro Channel effects you have the chance that per every Pro Channel module you can use presets for many kinds of instruments. For example in compression module you can choose algorytms for kick, snare and so on. Basses and guitars and voices, piano and keyboards. .

as Kermit would say Yay!!

Nope. Now I’m REALLY interested though!!!!

Sorry to hear that Marc, but glad to hear you're getting better. By time Larry gets back, you'll have plenty of GAS built up to make up for the lost time.

It is a deal for us in the USA who buy from Time&Space and purchase GBP instead of USD as the VAT is not included. Saves you about $15.

When Bapu Met Larry

No offense to everyone else here -- this really is a great forum with lots of great people. But the deals subforum really isn't the same without @cclarry. He truly is unreplaceable. Larry, at least when you return, you can read this thread to realize how much you were missed!

Fixed.😀

I was Grammy considered for everything I ever recorded. Then they reconsidered. Very wise of them.

Yes. I agree. I wonder if version 3 is coming out soon.

The only thing different was in the new video I showed the console view. As a result of this and other similar posts I’ve now made a simple tutorial about work spaces

At The Zoo - Simon & Garfunkel

You can add Voltage Modular, Nucleus edition, from Cherry Audio to this list. It's free now. https://cherryaudio.com/free Includes: 20+ Modules Voltage Modular Software Nucleus Presets (176 presets)

good recording job.jack c.

And back on top.

I have to echo the above positive comments concerning your vocals and harmonies. The lyrics are also wonderfully optimistic and are complimented by some very nice melodic, cheery music. I love the guitar accents and leads in this song. Great stuff Allan!

I have wrk files from Cakewalk Professional 1 that open in CBB