Kyle.M

Indeed it is.

Wow! Sad individual.

Of course it will. He occasionally work with me now and then on some projects. If you listen to his stories, you will hear him mentioning me in a few tutorials. Short answer to the Owner of this topic, cut and paste works great too and doesnt Cakewalk allow you to choose the location in its feature called "Special Paste?" Anyway, I need to spend more time with Cakewalk to get a sense of "Feeling at home." Right now, the stability and dropouts are blocking me from using it. We tried to do an album with it, but with track 2 on the album, these issues were too much to continue using it. Anyway, yeah. This is going off rails.

With consumer speakers exposing so many flaws in a track these days, these youth rant all day long if you have a bad recording. Great example: Cold in LA by the boy band called "Why dont we"

What, you're joking right? Do know the story about Barbara Streisand and Taylor Swift? Taylors fans were ruthless when Streisand killed her performance. So, yes! Listeners do care! Otherwise, you wont sell a single record if you suck in the slightest.

Clearly you do not know how to put a great mix together then. Legends such as Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, was upto 16hours recording vocals to the that perfect line. Cher was 8hours in the booth recording "I Believe" even though they used Autotune on her vocals. The difference between "Pros" and AMATUERS: Pros still rely on comping, with 100+takes to perfectly balance out the tone shift variants in the vocal before running it through Melodyne. Amatuers think they can practice and record a perfect recording in 4 - 6 takes.

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