Al T

Cakewalk loves to require authorization every so often to continue using it's product!  I'm staying away from it for now on until they have something I can buy once and only worry about a one time authorization!

Or maybe someone can redirect me a way to buy the full version before it became Bandlab's?

Anyone know if he has ever posted the introductory price again as a sell price?

Also.... Don't contact him on Sundays sending him 3 or more emails.  Seems he doesn't like that one bit!

20 hours ago, Byron Dickens said:

You would have to ask them ...

They sent me a strange email back...

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Then I figured out, I forgot to check them off and Waves was not preventing me from ordering.

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So I signed up for the 7 day trial of Waves Ultimate Subscription plan and just found out I can't buy any plugins while having the subscription!!!

I don't own these specific plugins if I didn't have the subscription plan.

Yeah, so I bought Hyperspace for $10 and got $11 credit.  I go to see the price of all the anniversary plugin bundles have increased by $11.

Anyone else experience this?

Never published song from 30 years ago remastered using Cakewalk 2022.06 build 034

Genre: Christian Country Rock

YouTube Link to Fiery Dart song

This was sung when the singer was at the top of his game.  Nowadays, he could never sound that good.

He used a 4 track Tascam home studio recorder, stage mics, Gibson electric guitar, a bass guitar, electronic drums.  He moved all the music to one track, 2 tracks of backup singers, and 1 singer main track.  I'm so glad he didn't mix the singers into the music.

I have a tough time cleaning up the singers due to how old that system is.  I used Goldwave to remove the hum from all the tracks. I had to use Celemony Melodyne to grab the tempo and over lay the drums, thanks to Cakewalk for the feature that lets you drag the audio file upwards until the line turns blue.  I used Celemony Melodyne to copy phrases that either singer missed to sing.

I used Waves Audio Harmony to create the extra harmony parts, even though he already had 2 harmony singers.  I still don't like how if you don't have enough music to cover up the robotic sound that the vocals from Waves Harmony creates, then the audience will hear the robotic voices once in a while.

I used Waves Audio Vitamin Sonic Enhancer to bring the bass up on the track while using Waves Audio F6 Floating-Band Dynamic EQ to help poke the vocals out of the music.

3 tracks singers, 

1 track main music (Gibson Electric guitar, drums, bass guitar)

1 track Session Drummer 2,

1 track Guitar Acoustic by Native Instruments Komplete 8.