Jim Fogle

Nope, The tuners don't work on the free Lite II. One issue I see is the included pdf manual does not distinguish between the free and full versions. The only way to find out is to try a feature.

Google translation: good morning does anyone know how to tell me how to register my original VS20 product I lost my password and I can't create another account because the system is disabled from creating a new account English reply: Gibson closed the Sonar / Cakewalk store years ago so you can not create a new account to register a product. Email Support@Cakewalk.com and they can reset a forgotten password. Google translation: Gibson fechou a loja Sonar / Cakewalk anos atrás, então você não pode criar uma nova conta para registrar um produto. Envie um e-mail para Support@Cakewalk.com e eles poderão redefinir uma senha esquecida.

This is a very pleasing and interesting song to listen to. I enjoyed it very much.

What Is Sound? is the first video in a (free) series about music production. This is really, really good stuff. Arty Skye is a knowledgeable teacher with great presentation skills. There is a bunch of information packed into this 10 minute video.

Make sure you download and install the TTS-1 sound module. The TTS-1 drums should work without loading anything.

Robert, another excellent video.

Great to see a new video from you!

The number of pages change after each manual update.

@Terry Kelley, Gosh Terry, What did TTS-1 ever do to give you the snarks against it? Not just in this thread but this one too! C'mon man, lighten up!

Google translate: Does this version allow you to use Izotope RX8 as an external sound file editor along the lines of Sound Forge?

@Mike Morris, Nice video about how a gate works. Thanks for creating the video.

Great subject for a video. Excellent.

Updated link 😄 I got your back, Mike. Always great to learn how to use the basic tools that comes with Cakewalk by BandLab.

Morton's pinned link (I think to Cake TV) is a good starting point for Cakewalk. You have to hope a newcomer is interested enough to find the Tutorials section and scan through all six pages.

I did not know this and I've used the TTS-1 since I originally purchased Music Creator 2. Thanks Steve! ☺

I agree with John's assumption that the program's user profile has changed. Times change. For example, at one time, Cakewalk and ProTools were two DAWs the Berklee School of Music featured in their online catalog. Now, that is no longer true. Before many could safely assume price kept many beginners and amateurs from using the product. Now, for many users this is their first experience manipulating digital audio. They likely do not have a general knowledge of audio to build on. While I think it is wrong to assume the forum and Cakewalk can educate all users in everything digital audio I do think it is to everyone's benefit to identify resources that are available for self education and provide links to those resources. I also believe all of us need to remember that (1) not everyone in the forum reads and writes English as their native language and/or (2) may not have the background knowledge needed to ask the question they mean to ask.

1,000 subscribers, that is wonderful news. I'm sure the subscribers are glad they subscribed as you're really working hard to build a solid channel. Congratulations of the success of your channel. May it continue to grow!

All the BandLab VSTs are only available for use online. There is no process to download the VSTs similar to the way BandLab loops can be downloaded. Both BandLab and Cakewalk developers are working on ways to better share assets between the two products. So your request may become possible in the future.

So I was right the first time, imagine that. Is the TTS-1 DXi? I seem to remember reading either the Studio Instruments Suite or TTS-1 is a DXi. Related question, when using the browser, how do you visually tell the difference between a VSTi and DXi?

@fret_man, Thank you for sharing your experience seeking out the "perfect" mandolin VSTi. I very much appreciated that you included links to the VSTis you mentioned. While not in the market for a Mandolin VSTi at this time, the feedback you provided is helpful just the same.

Being relatively unfamiliar with using plug-ins I find the Categories useful. I've tried to maintain a list of a minimal number of Categories. That forces me to understand the function of a plug-in well enough to determine what Category to place it in. If I don't understand a plug-in or where to place it, I don't need it. So the Categories help me to maintain focus.

@MARTIN NICKLESS, There is no link. Follow the step-by-step instructions @Morten Saether listed.

"What You Hear" is a function of your computer's built-in hardware and operating system. For example on this laptop I had a "What You Hear" option with Windows 7 but lost the option when I upgraded to Windows 10. It may help us answer your question if you shared some computer information. Most important, when you open the Windows Control Panel and select Audio do you see a What You Hear option under the recording tab? If the What You Hear Option isn't present in Windows, Cakewalk by BandLab can't use it.

@Matty L'Ange, I'm sorry, I mispoke. The Studio Instrument Suite of virtual instruments are DXi virtual instruments, not VSTi virtual instruments. However you should be able to find them in the media browser; likely under the Uncatogorized folder. Here's how to get to the virtual instruments: Open the browser by selecting the letter "b" on your computer keyboard. Select the "Plugins" tab. Select the "Instruments" tab.

Greetings Bakers, While helping out a new user I noticed the media browser "Set Properties" windows labels VSTi folders as Categories. That is confusing. Please correct so the label matches the visual. Thank you in advance. https://www.4shared.com/photo/12QfRwFcea/Clipboard49.htm