javier

19 hours ago, slartabartfast said:

I am certain that someone will be along to either 1) swear on his virgin mother's grave that he can hear the difference in effects applied at a minimally higher sampling rate or B) demonstrate mathematically that it is indubitably possible that the difference would be discernible over a car radio. I, on the other hand, doubt it is worth any effort at all to resample the project.

Yes, I think you are right. I probably should be more concerned if the mix was at 16 bit (?). I actually mixed it last night and I am happy with the sound. That’s what matters at the end of the day, more than the numbers. Thank you.

Hi there;

I like to work my projects on 24bit/48kHz. I recently discovered an old song/mix of mine that I would like to finish mixing and mastering. For some reason, the project was on 24bit/44kHz. Although I think the quality of the files will not benefit by resampling them to a higher value, is it correct to assume they will benefit when applying plugins and other processes during mixing and mastering?   

Also, if there is any advantage on doing so, how I should do it? Should I resample each audio track? or is any way to do it at once in Bandlab?

Thanks everyone and thanks to Martin to make the time to make a video. I appreciate it.

All the tips were very helpful and I’ll use them.

42 minutes ago, Gswitz said:

If you can tell visually, you have to play through the track. Cakewalk is not great for this purpose.

Alright. Thank you.

Hi there. 

  Does anyone know how to make Cakewalk to find and signalized the loudest peak in a track without searching for it by listening to the track and / or watch the peak labels on real time?

Thank you.

15 minutes ago, User 905133 said:

As a Cakewalk user, I am a big fan of Workspaces myself; I almost never use templates--just previously saved projects that I tweak extensively (e.g., deleting all tracks, adding tracks and plug-ins, etc.). 

I have tested the "blank" and "empty" templates just so I can understand issues others talk about. (It helps me to develop a deeper understanding of Cakewalk so I can see how to use new-to-me features and techniques.  You have my curiosity, though, and will try to change both track and console meter settings to see if I have the same issue (i.e., that when a custom template is recalled, the meter ranges don't get restored as intended).

Thanks for sharing your results.

When changing the meters range, remember there is also a DISPLAY tab on the bottom of the Pro Channel View (I just discovered it), so you can specify the meter range for a track and its associated bus in that view.

So far I found 4 places where to change meter ranges:

1- Options/Meter Options (on the Track View)

2- Options/Meters (on the Console View)

3- Display/Module Options/Meters (on the Pro Channel)

4- Right click on a single meter to see the options for that particular track/bus.

So far I am using only 3 Workspaces to see only the Track view, the Console view, or both, along my 2 screens; so I opened them and change the meters range for each Workspace and save them. Now I have all my meters at -24dB regardless of the Workspace I am working with.

Hi,

I have tried changing and saving all the Options for meters in my template and they are not recalled.

Nevertheless, I followed reginaldStjohn suggestion; I changed them in my Workspaces and it worked great.  Thank you!!

Hello there;

 I am trying to save the range of all the audio meters on my default project template to -24. Cakewalk shows them on a -12 range. I am trying to avoid to change them every time I start a new project. Am I missing something or this is something Cakewalk doesn't save it in a Project Template?

Thank you!

Awesome msmcleod, I never payed attention to that button. Thanks a lot!

Btw, I just discovered pressing (Ctrl+Shift+ the key) does it too.

Javier.

Does anyone knows how to use the Dimension Pro's shortcuts in a way doesn't trigger Cakewalk shortcuts? I mean, if I press the R key for example, to reset all nodes on an envelope, it will activate record on Cakewalk; or if I press V for velocity tracking, it opens the video track on Cakewalk. 

The shortcuts work just fine on the stand alone version of Dimension though.

Thank you for any help in advance.