Daryl L. Samuel

18 hours ago, msmcleod said:

Using the VST2 version instead fixed it for me.

It helps a LOT compared to the VST3 version but the fix is not perfect for me. I still get pops. Lucky you!

What sample rate do you run at?

I've been using Antares' Auto-Tune products for a few years now and unfortunately, I haven't been having the best experience using EFX 3 in SONAR/Cakewalk.

There is a 'popping' sound that pops up intermittently throughout playback and also in my renders.

I'm aware that there is insufficient testing and support for SONAR/Cakewalk (based on Antares' DAW compatibility webpage) but if it's not too much to ask, is it possible for the developers to look into this for Cakewalk 2019?

6 hours ago, CosmicDolphin said:

It's as though Cakewalk has become the default DAW for guitar playing Dad's.

I've felt this way for years; left out - as a producer that has a heavy Rap/Hip-Hop/sampling influence, not having the basics to get a task done or get a decent workflow going without jumping across to another DAW or using ReWire could mess-up your creativity and your confidence in your DAW (SONAR/Cakewalk).

I hope things change with BandLab.

+1 @CosmicDolphin

GUI update for EVERYTHING! Starting with the core interface... but, yes. I use the Sonitus series of plugins a lot and it would be nice if they got some attention.

+1

Yes! We need this!

From Cyclone, to Beatscape, to Session Drummer... (sigh) we need at least one decent sampling/drum plugin that sticks around and improves overtime and is not neglected for years.

Also, it would be nice to be able to add folders WITHIN folders. How about a +1 for that 😀

I vote to hide it altogether and back it into the right-click menu of the track pane.

On 1/16/2019 at 11:02 AM, scook said:

BandLab has the code for L-Phase EQ. My guess is it is on the list of products to be ported by BandLab.

Fingers crossed! Pro software needs pro features/capabilities!

+1

On 1/3/2019 at 6:01 AM, CosmicDolphin said:

Can we have some way of favouriting  samples

Yes, please! A huge benefit to a creators workflow especially when you have tons of sounds to scan through.

Throw in thumbnails and the browser is complete!

+1

On 1/19/2019 at 5:20 AM, indiguBLAU said:

3) Tie the track color with clip background color, not clip content(midi note, audio waveform) color like other DAWs.

     It makes me easier to tell some track from other track.

     Colorful clips & black lines are better than every black clips & colorful lines.

Yassssssss! Doing it the current way was a bad idea and should've been changed a long time ago.

Reverse clip colours!

Sure. I vote for AAF.

+1

On 12/23/2018 at 4:56 AM, Kev said:

Whenever I have two projects open it is usually so that I can drag & drop objects from project to another. Having them tabbed would only allow one project to be visible at a time thus making drag & drop impossible.

Doesn't have to be that way. The tabbed windows can be detachable like web browser tabs.  I like the idea. Bitwig has it. It's dope.

+1

General GUI improvements with simplicity and a modern touch in mind, is welcomed!

+1

I also agree on fine-tuning track selection. It can be annoying at times.

+1

+1

The SONAR GUI could use a whole lot more than a theme. Really hoping a new and modern redesign/update is in the pipeline.

It would work a lot better if you had an audio interface - routing-wise and latency-wise.

The way it is done, is you create a loop where the MIDI signal is sent from your controller or out of your DAW to the hardware that you would like to record the audio from, and that audio signal is then recorded into your DAW.

Hope this answers your question.