RobertWS

I have one of these! Old school.

At a certain age, incontinence sets in. Then you could be...The Wee Wees.

While it's true there are categories of music, in today's world, there is infinite blending of genres. In Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, just one song, there is Theater, Jazz, German opera, Italian Opera, Rock, Classical, Ballad...

Have you seen Stevie Wonder's new piano? Neither has he. What do you call a tennis match between Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles? Endless love. Stevie Wonder walked into a bar....then a chair...then a table. Stevie Wonder rings Tiger Woods and says "how do you fancy a round of golf" Tiger says "I didn't think you would be able to play Stevie". Stevie explains how he had a caddy put a device in each hole that emits a constant high pitched tone and he can tune an earpiece into, which tells him the direction and distance to it. Tiger says "you have to understand Stevie I am a pro golfer, it will be too much of a mismatch". Stevie says" OK well tell you what, a million dollars says I win or are you chicken". Tiger says "OK done, when do you want to play?" Stevie says "any night this week".

I canceled it and CakeWalk installed and ran. Edge did not install. Here's a discussion about it: https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/topic/24991-microsoft-edge/#comment-206999

https://hazeguitars.com/blog/how-to-set-pickup-pole-piece-height "Some instruments only have the non-adjustable slug-type poles (and you definitely should not try to adjust those)" "I didn't make absolutely clear that you should not try to adjust any pickup poles that do not have a screw-slot or hex-head slot. Many of the Fender-style single coil pickups are non-adjustable pickups can be damaged if you try to adjust them. Don't be tempted to push any of the slug-type poles (the ones with no screw-slots/hex-head). I have added a parenthetical in the text above and I'm adding this warning here. Only adjust screw or hex-head pickup poles. The ones that are meant to be adjustable. "

There is no such thing as an underachiever. It just means someone placed the bar too high.

Nope. Netscape sued Microsoft and won over this exact issue.. A browser is a separate application. That is why there is still competition.

No.

Is Microsoft paying Bandlab to distribute their crapware? If the Cakewalk engineers decided to make it dependent on a browser, I would lose a lot of respect for them.

If you don't want the edge browser forced down your throat you can remove it by running this as administrator: cd %PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Microsoft\Edge\Application\8*\Installer setup --uninstall --force-uninstall --system-level Cakewalk runs fine without it.

It works on mine. Version 2020.11 Build 099. It looks like you are using an early access version (EA?) There is a separate forum for that. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/forum/36-early-access-program/

Tommy Tedesco had a great story where he played three different guitars for a young producer so the producer could select which guitar sound he wanted. It was the same guitar. The producer like the 12-string the best!

Where is that gem documented?

I swear Jeff Beck did it on one of his songs....years ago. But you can't do it live!

The post counting software is rigged. Metrics don't lie.

IIRC If I recall correctly? Perhaps you are thinking of an open hi-hat versus a closed hi-hat which is a different note. Someone here says they programmed the splash cymbal to choke the crash cymbal: http://forum.cakewalk.com/MIDI-Cymbal-muting-question-m1253802.aspx

Microsoft kept trying to install their browser Edge on my machine. I already have a browser. Using an update to install an application is ****ed up. You can put this in a batch file and run as Administer to get rid of it: cd %PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Microsoft\Edge\Application\8*\Installer setup --uninstall --force-uninstall --system-level They have finally stopped trying to install it.

Prepare for shock and awe.....

Ha, ha, you're old! 😄

You forgot a closing parenthesis too! (I guess that makes me the punctuation *****). Edit: The auto naughty word filter took out Natzee (as spelled correctly). That is just wrong.

You can put the project file name (with full path and double quotes around it) on the command line of the shortcut and save a keystroke and a few seconds.

I read a book on mixing where each chapter was by an industry professional (that makes me an expert!). The oddest thing was that some of them would go outside the room and listen. If it sounded good in a different room...then it was good.

I downloaded the file and use SumatraPDF (much lighter weight than Adobe Reader) to view it. And the ubiquitous Ctrl-F works as it does in most Windows programs.

Somebody's been studying Feng Shui....and then going the opposite way!