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  1. 48 minutes ago, Noel Borthwick said:

    VstScan.zip 301.84 kB · 7 downloads

    You can download and try this Vst scanner. Unzip and copy it to C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Shared Utilities, and then rescan the plugin.
    We'd planned to drop this update but it didn't make it into the CbB codebase.

    For clarity, were not making any bug fixes to CbB since the last year and a half. Only a small amount of critical maintenance fixes will go into CbB. 

    If you want regular fixes like this one (which was released to Sonar users in Feb) you have to purchase Sonar membership. 

    Thank you!

    I wish you'd sell a permanent license.... ?

  2. Excited to announce the release of Shoogie Doogie's sophomore release: "Colonel Ward's Pumping Station"

    We made this here at my place, mastered in Cakewalk, produced in Ableton, lyrics with a heavy dose of ChatGPT, multiple instances of Elevenlabs AI voice, plus Korg Triton Samples for all the groans and yells, with of course Shoogie Doogie MCing.

     

    Oh, and the artwork is AI too! The real place is discussed here:

     

    Lemmeno what y'all think!

    R

  3. Hello my fellow Cakewalkers!

    Wanted to post a new song my neighbor and I made, using AI! ChatGpt wrote most of the lyrics, Dall-E made some of the artwork! It's the first single off our upcoming EP called "Panties and Hot Sauce" which features ALL kinds of AI and electronic stuff.

    This song, our tribute to the delicious Falafel, was created in Ableton Live and mastered in Cakewalk. Normally I would transfer tracks recorded in Ableton to Cakewalk for mixing, but we did this REAL fast, so there was no time. I'm still pretty excited with the end result. Let me know what y'all think!

    "Bring Back the Falafel" - Shoogie Doogie & CJ Rico

  4. 2 hours ago, Peter - IK Multimedia said:

    Nice, I'd bet with decent audio to MIDI you could really get some great tracks and with some basses you probably don't have at your disposal (and if you do have all the basses in MODO BASS at your disposal for real, I'm both jealous and happy for you).

    Ha! I don't have ALL the basses, but most of the typical ones! Audio to Midi has WAY too much latency for me, as cool as it is, to play ACTUAL bass, even though the newest "Midi Guitar" or whatever it's called is decent. Pocket is everything and I can feel any RTL that's more than 5ms immediately...

     

  5. I'm a pro bass player, and I have to say: IT'S AWESOME! Damn, I've produced tracks here at my house where the quick demo done with Modo sounded so good, and realistic, I never even bothered redoing with a real bass.


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  6. Just remember, the process of registering with the copyright office has nothing to do with GETTING or OWNING the copyright, it's literally only registering it. I'm not saying you shouldn't do it, but you automatically are the copyright holder when you create it. And please stop spelling it "copywrite", it's the RIGHT to COPY thus COPYRIGHT. This world is confusing enough without these common misspellings!

     

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  7. It would be nice if there were a simple option in the Piano Roll to only show "selected" midi, it could be just a check box in the view options. That said, I've used Ableton EXTENSIVELY, and it has always felt like a toy when it comes to audio editing and manipulation compared to Sonar/Cakewalk. It has its advantages, being able to just grab the tempo while playing dozens of audio tracks and dozens of midi tracks and just speed up or slow down on the fly is AMAZING, but it's no substitute for CbB, it just isn't.

     

    R

  8. 31 minutes ago, Craig Reeves said:

    I swear Cakewalk would be the best DAW in the world by far if it didn't crash so often and didn't have so many bugs. It really is the smartest and intuitive workflow there is overall....when it works. It certainly hangs and crashes far more than Pro Tools and Ableton do, but it's certainly better than both those DAWs in many other respects.

    Tha'ts the completely opposite experience from mine. Cakewalk is eminently stable here, as long as I don't use third party plugins, some of which are just badly coded. I've done tons of sessions at studios with repeatedly crashing Protools rigs, my buddy's Logic requires a good 5 to 6 reboots every time I spend a few hours there. Ableton is like Cakewalk for me: as long as I stay away from certain 3rd party plugs, it's quite stable and reliable.

     

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  9. You shouldn't be having dropouts. I can run my dual core i5 Surface Pro 3 at 70% CPU at 64 samples. Something is up....

    Have you tried a different USB port? Have you tried disabling power management on the USB port?

    Have you take the machine offline?

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