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Kurre

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  1. 14 hours ago, RobertWS said:

     

    Perhaps it was a 3rd party add-in that gave the message.

    It is from Cakewalk alright. All win7 users are seeing that when we install a new update of CbB.

    The phrase "this operating system is not supported . . ." should be read as "this operating system do not have a supportdesk any more . . ."

     

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  2. I wonder if it is any idea to do that to my 12-stringed?

    I always wondered why there was so few 12-stringed for sale in shops until i bought one.

    It is a messy business to tune it. And it takes like ten tries before it suddenly sounds perfect in tune.

    ---- To answer myself - probably not. It was one of the cheapest on Gear4Music. Not much chance to improvement i think. And yes, i can't really afford it.

    /// Thanks, it's always good to get it off ones chest. ?

  3. 54 minutes ago, abacab said:

    Any chance  you are using your mod wheel?

     

    No. But now i'm going to check eventlist next time i test it to see if there's modwheel events appearing there, coming from somewhere else. ?

  4. 1 hour ago, abacab said:

    I picked up the AIR instrument pack about 4 years ago.

    The included AIR theRiser is an interesting instrument with some cool sounds. It does "falls" too!

    Plenty of presets. including  swells and fades. I think I like the swells best. They are swell. ?

    Plus it has a handy "invert" button on the UI, that can instantly change any rise into a fall, or a swell into a fade....

    Invert button is irritating as hell!

    It is out to make me insane. It makes a swith whenever it feels like it. Sometimes in the middle of the curve. ?

  5. 4 hours ago, RobertWS said:

    No.   Because....

    1)  If you don't need or want it, why have it taking up space in the program?

    2) There are plugins that do what you want...and you can pick and choose the one with the features you want...

    Ok. Can i ask if you belong to those that want a sampler inbuilt?

    That also takes up space and added to that CbB already can record and work with samples. Albeit in a more clunky way.

    Sooo...make it an addon then?

  6. 2 hours ago, petemus said:

    The Sonic Anomaly plugins are still here:  https://vst4free.com/dev/565/

    Don't know about the credibility about that site, so download at your own risk. The plugs can still be downloaded, nevertheless, seemingly both 32 and 64 bit.

    The Bass Professor alone makes it worthwhile; it's ridiculously easy to get a nice, even bass sound from a DI signal, especially with some grit from the Dirt slider. The tone controls are very affective as well. Bass Professor Mark II is one of my favorite bass guitar plugins.

    vst4free.com is fine. I've tested a lot of vst plugins from there without problems outside the plugin performance.

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  7. Both Reaper and Cakewalk is excellent daws.

    I found Reaper to be pretty easy to learn. Made my own toolbar with own icons for multitrack midisongs in the firsta week. It used actionscripts and an installed gm synth. Reaper don't have its own gm synth so it have problems to play midisongs you dl from the web. There are lot of ready made scripts. You only have to find those that suits your purpose.

    That aside, i've already invested a lot of time to learn and understand Cakewalk so i'll stick to it as long as it works for me. I also like this forum much better. Plus it took me longer time to understand Reapers routing than Cakewalks. Personally i think Cakewalks routing is more logical than Reaper.

     

  8. If the Bandlab Assistant update start to install but stop and disappear.
    First check your systray. If there are one or more Bandlab Assistant icon there, rightclick and select quit.
    Go to:
    C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\bandlab-assistant-updater\pending\Bandlab Assistant Setup 6.1.0.exe
    Run it as admin. It should be 56 mb.

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