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and with the fancy coupon, it comes to $29.. .wow.. thats amazing. it's just like every other Waves deal. i am in shock.7 points
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Add the delay to your cart and use the code BPMCreateAnalogDelay and the price changes to $0. You can't use it if you already own it. https://shop.presonus.com/Analog-Delay4 points
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As all themers know, the Step Sequencer is just behind Matrix View as one of the first Cakewalk elements to attack when one sets out making a custom theme. Or maybe not. Well, in case you ever want to really make that theme unique and do up the Step Sequencer, I have decoded all 12 cells of the Step Sequencer / Step Button image. The Step Sequencer divides things into odd and even measures. Each step sequencer step can have 6 different states depending on whether it is in an odd or even measure, whether it's active (meaning you've clicked it to make a note sound), inactive (empty), and then whether it's highlighted because the playhead is currently over it. So if there are only 6 states, why do we have 12 cells? This is so rows of contiguous active steps can have rounded corners at each end. So in addition to all of the above, we also have images for the leftmost, middle, and rightmost active steps in a row, plus one for a single isolated step. This adds 3 button shapes plus their highlighted forms. Without further ado, I present the different cells of this button and what states they represent: Cell 1: Empty step in odd measure Cell 2: Highlighted empty step in odd measure Cell 3: Empty step in even measure Cell 4: Highlighted empty step in even measure Cell 5: Isolated step Cell 6: Highlighted isolated step Cell 7: Leftmost step in row of contiguous steps Cell 8: Highlighted leftmost step Cell 9: Inside step in row of contiguous steps Cell 10: Highlighted inner step Cell 11: Rightmost step in row of contiguous steps Cell 12: Highlighted rightmost step3 points
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To open the plug-in UI click on the small icon between the track number and track label in the track header. Also there is an option on the Insert Soft Synth Options Dialog to display the "Synth Properties Page" (aka the plug-in UI). This will open the plug-in UI when it is added to a project. If the Insert Soft Synth Options Dialog does not appear, it is because "Ask This Every Time" at the bottom of the dialog was unchecked at some time. This dialog may be opened using the Synth Rack View ("E" in the image below) and the option reset. Plug-in UIs may be opened using the menu "D" in the image above too. A soft synth requires at least one instrument track or an audio+MIDI track pair for a complete routing. Simply pointing a MIDI track to a soft synth is not enough. There must be an audio track to capture the audio from the plug-in. An instrument track is nothing more than a presentation layer above an audio+MIDI track pair.3 points
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YAY!!! The GREAT mystery has been solved! They changed the access key to my account. I found out by checking my access key in my account, and it didn't match the one in Sound Paint. So I logged out of my account in Sound Paint (under "account" at the top..select log out..then log in) and used the NEW KEY from my account online to log back into Sound Paint and TA-DAH! It's all there! CRAZY!3 points
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We have updated DUNE 3 to version 3.5. This update adds a new patch browser, drag&drop modulation, and a number of detail improvements: VST3 version for Apple M1 machines added. Improved look and feel of the MSEGs. Maximum polyphony increased from 16 to 24. Genetics function to create new patches from existing ones. Support for polyphonic aftertouch via the mod matrix. New compressor mode, "Punch". New patches added to the factory library. Better memory usage. Each new plug-in instance consumes significantly less memory than v3.4. The upgrade is free for registered DUNE 3 customers, and can be downloaded from the User area page. DUNE 2 customers may still upgrade from the Shop page.2 points
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The only themable scroll bar items are the background and thumb for TV, CV, PRV, Step Seq, & Matrix Views. One day I noticed the Browser's Help Module scroll bar was oddly colored and uses different elements than the other windows. EDIT: I found Global > Scroll Bars > Scroll Bar Background also changes the Help Module scroll bar background. When this happens, the Help Module scroll bar thumb & arrows will also change, but not as expected. Background > Thumb > Arrows: Cyan > Red > Red Dark Cyan > Red > Ice Blue Light Cyan > darker Cyan > darker Cyan Blue > Dark Blue > Magenta Magenta > White > Gray Red > White > Gray Dark Red > Cyan > Cyan Green > White > Gray Dark Green > Magenta > Ice Blue Black > Gray > Gray White > Gray > Gray Dark Gray > Black > White Gray > Dark Gray > Dark Gray2 points
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thanks cclarry i got mine going it was the login thingy working great nice fine by the way apricate you thanks fmm2 points
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They are charging a shipping fee, so I'd assume it's phys.2 points
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If you were one of the lucky ones who got the piano before they shut it down, then check your "Access" key! They changed them....that's what happened to me, and WHY I couldn't get Free Angels to show up! See my post above! It has nothing to do with the version of the installer2 points
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Classes are 80% and an extra $10 off purchases $18 or more - Use code NOV10 https://www.creativelive.com/catalog Music Classes https://www.creativelive.com/catalog/audio2 points
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Sorry to resuscitate a year-old topic, but I also tried to load Proteus VX in Cakewalk... and got the same results as the OP. However, when I load it as a VSTi in Cakewalk Music Creator 6 Touch (basically a stripped-down version of Sonar X2 that was available a few years ago), it runs perfectly. The UI appears and all presets are available. The only reason I can think of is that MC6 Touch must be a 32-bit application. Anyway, I now save any Proteus tracks to audio tracks and use those in Cakewalk.2 points
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There is a free demo package of the Halls of Fame that you can get here https://www.bestservice.com/halls_of_fame_3_free.html2 points
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Ya that used to catch me too. Just open the Automation lane and you will be able to edit the track. You just can't edit while the automation is superimposed on top of the track.2 points
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How many Mute buttons do you need. There's one in the Track Pane, the Inspector and the Console view of each instrument plus the midi track if it's split. It would actually be a real bad idea to have one on the actual VST GUI as those are most time hidden and there would be a 100 posts from people wondering why they have no sound.2 points
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Realitone's Realibanjo library for Kontakt is now available for the player version of Kontakt for $39.95 (introduction price - regular $59.95 https://realitone.com/products/realibanjo?mc_cid=a864fe639b&mc_eid=bcd3979946 This version adds NKS compatibility and more patterns. Current users can update for $15 which Mike says just covers the NI licencing costs. All in all a really useful Banjo library that no longer needs full Kontakt.2 points
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Sweet. Halls of Fame 3 Vintage Legends has my name on it! Nice that it lasts till Jan 2.2 points
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Iris 2 and Breaktweaker at $9.99 are good options if you don't have them also!2 points
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I'd also add Boz Digital Imperial Delay FreqEcho is also VST3.2 points
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There's this*: I waited too long to order the Sunburst. Now out of stock so I ordered the "blackie" * a Squier will suffice as I may not play this one every time I record. A new Fender Custom Shop Bass VI is 10 times, yes I said 10 times, the cost.1 point
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Glad you're back! Did your son write the lyrics? The hook is infectious.1 point
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Thanks for putting the link I forgot, although the people in this forum are smart and I don't think I need it.1 point
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The "composite clip" of the folder cannot be labeled as'Articulation'. * Check from the version at that time by rollback. -Articulation is not correctly recognized as the start time in "Composite Clip". -The end time is also not recognized correctly. -"Composite clip" lost time when dragging Articulation by editing. -"Composite clip" cannot do anything if Articulation is deleted in this state. I thought it would be fixed soon, but I reported it because it hasn't been fixed yet. I'm sorry if anyone has already reported.1 point
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Mark . . . lots of fun and challenge for the listener's brain to chase along with all the riffs, amazing how you get them all to work together ! . . . really like those stops, gives it time to breathe, then moves on again, drums are there for support, but take a back seat overall . . . sounds really well thought out, but with talent like that, maybe you just wing it ? Singing guitars is the best I can describe it.1 point
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Zo, I have the low-end Hofner Ignite "Beatle Bass".1 point
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So if i understand correctly it is the date of contract that is making a sub elligeable for life ? Smart they are ... Sergio , just try zenology , the engine is exactly the same as fantom , and jupiters ect and i can tell you it sounds superb ... i compared it to the real deal and some of the best emu s Softube and their own ) and it s really sometime a question of filter or adsr values , ect ... if you want real analogness just grab some real synths ,they re affodable now , i moght do alsôbt i swear it s not for the sound but more for intzrfacing ... stuff like fantoms , korg triton ect have been used like crazy and are still superb , and as for the zencore engine , it s even better in some aspects , and the delta is't worth the headache of using their interface witch imho deserve more attention. By the way do you if we get the licences a start or at then end of the year subscibed ? If we have a running plan , how dos it work ?1 point
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Well Mark, that is utterly badass tele-funk! Awesome song and playing all around on this one. A keeper for sure! I sort of get what you mean by timing but it's beyond me how you make it any tighter than that short of taking it on the road for six months. That is unless you want to sit there for weeks tightening things up with audio snap. Not. And anyway, whatever timing issues there are here and there don't detract from the groove at all, rather it sounds more human and real to me. I only wish I could play like that! I listened to this on my phone's speaker so I can't really comment on the quality of the mix but it really sounds good on that device. I'll give it a listen later on my big system. Really fine work here!1 point
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$24.50 intro price - * Intro offer until December 2nd https://rastsound.com/downloads/persian-vocals/1 point
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Well, I'm constantly doing the same thing and these 5 are interesting to me. None are very similar to Sonitus Delay, but there may be one here that you haven't looked at and seems interesting to you. They are sorted top to bottom from basic to interesting. All are 64-bit. Only the last one is VST3. Sanford Delay Valhalla FreqEcho TAL DUB-II UrsaDSP Lagrange Valhalla Supermassive1 point
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All of the instruments you can get via this Play4Life can just be bought out directly though, but a year sub including 2 instruments is a better deal (than buying 2 outright). But I'm not so sure if having to buy 5 years now is a better deal. Guess it depends if you need 10 of these instruments right now? I usually use 50% off normal retail as the benchmark for a good deal. In this case $199 for 2 is 33% (two $149 instruments, even less if you pick the $129 or $99 instruments) with the year subscription as a bonus. The old me might think that was a pretty good deal, but having dozens of projects I built when I had a Composer Cloud subscription that aren't really usable anymore has convinced me that subscription instruments are a bad idea. If they did allow you to continue to renew yearly with the you own 2 each year with renewal (lock in this deal), that would be a good deal. But $1k up front locking you into 5 years is a bit harsh.1 point
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While on the subject of roots music Little Egypt (Ying Yang) - The Coasters (I think King Curtis is the sax player on the session)1 point
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Hi Terry, Wouldn't Aim Assist ("X" on PC keyboard) work for you in this instance? Kind regards, tecknot1 point
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Some of you may remember my video about how to save money on music software. It was fun to do because it has a shout-out to King Larry, but it was not a very successful video. It's still up there. This year I cut two minutes out of it and made a video that is just about my Tiger sale. Since the time I did the original, I've developed a lot of techniques to inject maximum stupidity into my videos through sound effects, video clips, and other nonsense. I hope these two minutes are more fun to watch than they were in the original. And as you know, I made a redirect from tigerthefrog.com to the VI:Control post. If any of are involved with social media, please pass it on to anybody you think might be interested. Obviously a lot of my info comes from this forum, but I actually get a bit of it elsewhere , from Reddit, Rekkerd, KVR, and just hunting around in places like Loot Audio. But the big thing about this is not being first, but the way it is organized in categories and alphabetized.1 point
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Long Tall Sally - Little Richard (Look at all those sax players who got work!!!)1 point
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I'll second this request. I regularly use negative track delay. @Glenn Stanton That's a good thought, but although nudging notes will work, it's extremely labor intensive when you have many MIDI tracks (my projects usually run 20-30) and doesn't allow you do cut, paste, and duplicate whole bars and arranger sections cleanly. Also nudging is destructive, meaning if you nudge, then change tempo the timing going to off again whereas real time negative delay accounts for the tempo when the note is played.1 point
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Just so you know, most people rush into buying an audio interface so they can stop using ASIO4All. Most quality interfaces have their own ASIO drivers for best performance.1 point