Will.

To remove it would be best.

Request for Sonar to have more envelope shapes such as: Sine, Wave, Square, Triangle, Whole steps, half steps, quater steps, 16th steps added to its list. Also: • Ability to remove the EQ module from the channel. • K-System with Gain Reduction to its meters. • Color scheme background between Mono and Stereo Meters. (This will only be to the meter display box.) • Pop up window to ask if you want to split a sample with drag and drop on insert. (Also to be saved as a setting to always split or once-off.) • Option to split any track into L&R channels. Im requesting these for more flexiblity for us Hip Hop and EDM producers.

You first start by finding the Tempo of the performance in the DAW. I cant stress enough how important this will be with your entire project. Finding the tempo does not only counts for the editing, but also for everything you'll be doing after you synced everything together. Finding the correct tempo will align the project to your grid, so you your metronomewith your drums or bass guitar for this. From here everything else will be a "CAKEWALK."

Do you have Next installed on your system? Of yes, remove it completely and reinstall CbB and try again. I only had to remove Next without doing a reinstall of CbB, but im just throwing it out there.

Im gona take a long shot here with this, but it fixed a similiar problem i had after the update. If you have NEXT installed try removing it from your system and see if your LONG PROJECT LOADS and AUDIO DROPOUTS disappear.

Its a sad world! Ever since Tom Hanks made Pinocchio and kept him as a puppet at the end, nothing has worked right anymore.

Nice!

Stupid Question: Can this be bind as a shortcut? I'm lazy to grab the laptop to check for this, because I missed a lot of the RWC23 in France so now im trying catch up on some highlights. 🙂

Have you tried to check if it is in Interface mode? Close everything, open up Cakewalk and then put your R24 in interface mode and see if Cakewalk detects it.

Hi Jonathan, great to hear from you. Yes, I went through the Start Menu option clicked on uninstall but it took me to the shortcut icon. There was no uninstall file in there - which was weird. Though when i did remove every instant of Next i could find, my issue was resolved.

You might have a faulty disk. My issues where my projects load long was always with a plugin. I had since deleted that effect permanently. You can test this by pressing the bypass shortcut for effects with the lettet "E" on your keyboard, save the project and reopen it in that state with all your effect bypassed. If it is a favorite synth: make a copy of the project and just replace the the synth with any other one save that project and reopen it again until you find the culprit.

We've all had this issue before. I certainly have at least twice.

True. I think Mark will be up any moment now.

They are back! 😩

The stock gate plugin that comes with CbB works great. Its my go to gate plugin. I could use othere, but why when the one built-in works just as great as the others.

Just remember you do get ghost peaks as well and It wont be audible until you do your processing. Even when recording at levels of -18dB you get ghost peaks that hangs around at -3dB or -6dB. Its the flaw of the digital age, Your levels might look spot on with the Daws meters, but within the plugin it will show something different.

Vroom-Vroom. 🤣

🤣 Practice is key here. Thats why we use EQ to bring it back to life. Dont compress at this stage - only tame when printing it. Make sure all your Pro Channel effects are off. Mine is totally disabled - meaning the module has been removed.

Dont sweat it. No I mean after you have recorded the vocal with the tamed effect on. You first record the wet vocal where you tamed the peaks and harsh SUBTLE is key here. Aim for a gain reduction between 0.0db and -0.5dB of compression and print that to the actual vocal. You dont want to squash the vocal going in. Then, do the actual compression to get the vocal to sit right in the mix with additional compression IF needed.

😌 It will sound even better when you do the actual compression to it. 🙂

All good. 🤣 Recopy my previous comment. I have edit and added some information to it.

Yes it will. You will have both Dry and wet Vocals. Just make sure to Arm both. I normally dont need the Dry vocals when i do it. I tweak my effects while the artist do test runs. The trick is to create extra headroom with the compressor while uou let autotune run in the background on the arm track. So what you get is a partially tamed vocal. The goal is to only tame the peaks of the singer. Ydont want to compress here. Just tame those harsh frequencies with a Deesser or EQ and tame the peaks with a vocal compressor. I normally target for anything between 0.0dB to -0.5dB gain reduction.

Yep there is. I record my artists or snares with effect to tame the peaks. Step 1: Create your recording track. Step 2: Add your desired effects and tweak them to taste. Step 3: Add an extra Audio Track>Go to the newly created tracks Input and create a NEW PATCH POINT. Step 4: Go to your recorded track and sent that to the New Patch Point. Step: 5 Arm Patch track and start recording.

Velocity indicates how hard the key was struck when the note was played, which usually corresponds to the note's loudness.

Had to remove all Cakewalk Next files from the system to fix my issue. Removing it alone without doing a reinstall of CbB solved the problem - weird.