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Hi, just wondering, when I create a region fx for melodyne, I can't seem to use the "time" tool for stretching etc.
Is that normal?
Thanks.
Jono
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The list is always there, sometimes you click one and it loads, other times it does nothing. The plugin s are random, no particular ones doing it. Sometimes they load sometimes they don't. I think it's just a wee bug myself...
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Hi, just wondered if anyone else has had this issue:
If you right click your effects bin and select Insert Audio fx, there's usually a short list of some of the other fx that were used in the project. Quite handy but it only works "sometimes". Any one else find that?
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Yeah, I guess it works pretty fast as a region effect. I'm just used to it as a tool. Will try it this way. I think I had used it in an effects bin before where you have to play through the file to get it to populate Melodyne. Cheers and thanks!
J
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On 3/6/2020 at 5:55 PM, RexRed said:
Correct me is I am wrong but, wouldn't using Melodyne as a tool be a destructive way of manipulating wave files?
How would you go back and tweak something later? Isn't it also re-sampling the wave and thus possibly introducing phase and possible quality reduction issues?
I am just wondering if I actually understand the purpose of your approach in the first place.
If you need to can't you just bounce Melodyne tracks to another track within Cakewalk without the need to take them out externally?
I work on a copy of the wave file of course.
Melodyne is very time-consuming to use inside of Cakewalk. I appreciate that it works that way and use it sometimes, but nine times out of 10 I'll use it as a tool and be done in a flash. Not afraid to commit things, I come from an old school of recording... we didn't always have all these modern luxuries!
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The problem here is resolved. It was that Cakewalk's default render bit depth somehow got got changed to 64 bit rather than 24 bit.
Melodyne obviously couldn't deal with the 64 bit files. That's why newly imported files into Cakewalk would open in melodyne whereas if I bounced down first, they wouldn't open in melodyne because they would have been changed to 64 bit.
J
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Every time I get an update from Cakewalk I fail to remember to go and save my basic.cwt, so it removes all the settings I carefully set up including a huge synth rack full of stuff.
Cakewalk, give the user an option to keep their settings as they are, very annoying to have to re set up all that stuff. Or show a reminder to save your basic.cwt.
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I had this issue. I changed the workspace to "none" and then it would just open up in the last state it was in with the rulers removed.
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13 hours ago, bitflipper said:
Nope.
To start the Event Viewer, type "Event Viewer" in the search box next to the Start button. Under "Windows Logs", click on System. At the top of the event list, click on the "Level" column heading. That will group all the events by severity; you're looking for an entry with a red icon, labeled either "Error" or "Critical". As you click on each entry, a description will appear below the event list. I haven't seen a driver error here in years so I forget what to look for, but it'll reference either cakewalk.exe or your driver's DLL filename.
Thanks! I do see tons of errors/critical problems in the list. I'd love to learn about what this stuff is and fix it all.
On another note, my original problem is solved, the Realtek sound card on my motherboard was somehow enabled and should have been disabled. I can load up 96 kHz at 4096 if I need to now after disabling it.
Cheers
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30 minutes ago, Robert Bone said:
Do you have your antivirus software either excluding the file paths to your sample libs and Cakewalk Content folders, (sometimes called Exceptions or Exclusions in the antivirus software), or you could try temporarily disable your antivirus software, and see if that helps give better stability at either 1024 or 2048. (important to turn antivirus software back on, if you temporarily had it disabled during Cakewalk sessions).
Bob Bone
Thanks Bob. Yeah, I actually hate anti virus of any kind. I run Spybot manually every-so-often but don't have anything else running ever.
This is just immediately crashing if I try to use 2048 buffer or anything higher than 1024. I wonder if it has to do with ram allotment or page file or something like that?
J
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Hey, in the past, if cakewalk had a dropout and stopped the transport, I would get a notification down in the right hand corner of cakewalk. Now if I dropout, the notification doesn't appear.
Is there some way I could have turned off notifications or something? I'd like to get more info on the dropout, like the code etc. How do I get the notifications back?
Thanks
Jono
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Anyone see this before?
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I have a ticket in to UAD for support on this, yes. I don't know much about crash dumps or event viewer or even how to access them.
I am running the session at 1024 but I'll get the odd audio gap and wanted to try the next higher setting (2048)
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Hey there. I use UAD Apollos via thunderbolt. I have a very involved 96 kHz session that I would like to increase my buffer size of the UAD to 2048. However, if it try to set it there Cakewalk crashes. I see a message about Page fault in non page area on the blue screen of death.
Any idea what's happening here? Is it RAM related?
Thanks
Jono
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Hi there, I'm bouncing a mix down internally in cakewalk. My session is at 96 kHz. At the end of the real-time render, I see cakewalk display a re-sample message "sample rate conversion" right before it draws out the wave form of the mix. Why would it be re-sampling anything if I'm using "bounce to tracks" ? I'm using a UAD system, everything is set to 96 kHz.
Thanks
Jono
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17 hours ago, Chappel said:
I don't know much about the Tools Editor, and can't add the Cakewalk reference file no matter what I tried so I guess I don't know how to use it, but it's pretty easy to do by editing the registry. Of course, it's pretty easy to mess things up if you delete the wrong thing so to be safe it's a good idea to backup (export) the registry before deleting/changing anything if you don't have much experience doing this kind of thing. To remove a program from the Cakewalk Utility Menu:
Run regedit (and export it if you have any doubts about doing this).
Click Edit/Find and search for the key Tools Menu. When it is found it will look something like this. These are the items in my Utility Menu.
Delete the one you don't want. All done. Try this method if no one explains how to do it using the Tools Editor.
Thanks! I used to manage tools that way for sure. I just wondered if the tools editor thing did it. I don't see any instruction on how to remove stuff with it, only to add.
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No groove or rex file, just regular wave file.
You can use Melodyne as a regional effect, as a bin effect or as a tool in the utilities menu. I like to use it as a tool for quick access. You don't have to play through the file etc.
Still trying to figure it out
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It seems to be only certain wave files in the project that are getting refused by melodyne. What the heck?
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Not solved! I spoke too soon.
Must be something else...will continue to hunt...man!
J
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Solved! But still weird...
It seems there was an instance of melodyne inserted into a track effects bin. It was powered off but still must have been causing the TOOLS version of Melodyne not to allow any waves to open.
I removed the inserted plugin and then the melodyne tool allowed me to open waves.
The things you learn!
Jono
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Even more strange...
I just tried to bring in a wave to melodyne and it wasn't accepted like I mention in the main post. BUT I tried exporting that wave out to my desktop, brought it back into Cakewalk and then it opens fine in Melodyne!!!
Gonna check the permissions of these waves in the project audio folder but this is really weird!
J
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Hi, I'm having a very strange problem.
I use Melodyne as a tool in Cakewalk. (I also use it inside CW but often prefer to use it as a tool)
Anyhow, I have this session and any wave file I try to bring into Melodyne through the utilities menu gets rejected. Either "can't open this tool clip" or "Can't open this sample type" or something to that effect.
If Iexport the wave to my desktop, I can open it in Melodyne fine. If I make a new CW session and bring in some audio I can open it in the melodyne tool fine. If I bounce that clip in Cakewalk though, then it won't open in Melodyne, I get the message when I try to bring it in.
Sample rates and bit depth are the same. I can't think of any other reason CW would be altering the wave file so that Melodyne won't accept it.
Any ideas out there?
Cheers
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Cool! How would I go about removing a program from the list?
Cheers
J
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Hi, I'd like to remove one of the editors I have in the Cakewalk utilities menu. I used scook's "tool editor" to put it there. Can I remove it using the tools editor as well or is there another way?
Thanks
Jono
Melodyne region fx stretch?
in Cakewalk by BandLab
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Yeah, that's it, thanks!