Øyvind Skald

I use it on everything. Not always tho. Just no limit on what to use it on. Fix a unmuted string on a bass recording, fix my bad guitar leads anz so on. I foud out you can "progran" guitar leads like in piano roll programming. Just play enough notes and lay it out as you want. Lol

Oh so sorry. My bad really.

I was testing it out and found out that there is a some people taking your track and "rap" swearwords all over the track. I guess you can block them, but then it gets a job on its own, just to block and restrict who to collaborate with. But if you find people you trust, and they are musically aligned to you, then I think it’s a great idea to work there.

Yeah. The boundry between computer and hardware is gray at best. I think of a soundcard as hardware and computer part.

How so? So the "Deals" section should only have deals of BandLab?

Poll

thanks. Yeah that sounds like a really good thing.

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

lol

I got the Melodyne Edit, but is the studio worth it? I mean what do you really use the more than one track funktion to? Yeah it takes time to load up Edit on 21 tracks of backup vocals. But are there other uses?

I think this is the result

Always remember...

My first MIDI editor I had at home was Musikator. I don’t miss it. Going to Cakewalk 8 was a great upgrade. It was trouble with timing and no audio recording. So I’ve been on the cakewalk train since then. There were not so many using it back then. The DAW war was much harder and people just was fans of their system. Now I have Studio One and Cubase 8,5 Pro, but still use Cakewalk/Sonar, now CbB.

Thanks. Its hard but I think it works...

I just dig Tommy Reinxeed. His voice and guitar skills are over the top. Its sad that they isn’t getting more income of this music than they are. But I guess, talent ain’t a proof of success.

Enjoy. or not.... Merry Christmas anyways!

Now playing Not really... But you had to watch right?

+1

This is great!