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Just within CbB for routing fx.
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I've used it a bit inside CbB for routing fx and haven't run into any problems. That's a fairly limited use case.
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I like the Celestion Speaker Shaper, it's my go to speaker emulator. I favor a 1x12 greenback or creamback in an open back cab so I use it a lot. If you like celestions I'd check it out. Two thumbs up. It has a lot of creative potential, but I haven't explored that ...
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M-Audio expression pedal used with a MIDI adapter in Cakewalk?
rsinger replied to Sven's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
They should. As I guitarist I use this - The idea's the same. Look into how to program it, how to calibrate it, and so on. -
Arpeggiators play single notes in a chord. Any order, random? CbB has a built in arpeggiator and there are vsts as well.
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I still have a PortaTwo. I used FSK to sync to Cakewalk using a Tascam MTS-30.
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I agree and the Blue Tubes is where I discovered the Fairchild limiter as well as Pulteq EQs.
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High engine load and late buffers frustration
rsinger replied to kasey haze's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Have you optimized it for audio? https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/pc-optimization-guide-for-windows-10/ -
I don't understand. I still have an ADA MP-1. It's not a starved plated design. The tubes get 200v. My point is that the transformer for the tubes on a preamp doesn't have to be large. I'm not an ee, but I think the big iron on guitar amps is an output transformer to power the speakers. You don't have that on a preamp. FWIW.
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If you like the sound that's what's important. IIRC the Chandler Tube Driver used a starved plate design and David Gilmour, Eric Johnson and others used it. The sounds the thing.
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Just an FYI. Massive transformers aren't required for preamp tubes, note preamps like the ADA MP-1 that fit in a 1 rack slot. Today boost converters have become popular - it's not uncommon to see people boost a 9v wall wart up to the 200v range for preamp tubes. Boost converters are a type of switched mode power supply.
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Even when I had a small drive I installed to C:\, but I moved the Cakewalk Projects folder to a different drive. Inside Edit - Preferences - Folder Locations set the path to match. Change the path to Audio Data to match as well. Most samplers I install to C:\, but install the sample libraries to a different drive.
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OK, the documentation isn't very clear on what the USB B port does.
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Do you have the audio output in CbB set to the PX-S1100? Do you have the input volume turned up on the keyboard?
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What keyboard are you using?
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? The message is from Cakewalk, it says Cakewalk in the message title.
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I didn't write simultaneously. If you use one I/F then close CbB, turn off that I/F and turn on another I/F and open CbB again you get a message - There are no audio devices for the current driver model on your system. I think it would be cleaner/more streamlined if you could select another I/F at that point. One day I'm using one I/F and another day or later in the day a different I/F.
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Handling multiple audio I/Fs. I play guitar and often practice in the box. My DAW and laptop have audio I/Fs, but I also have a Roland SY-1000 GTR Synth that can be used as an I/F. When the SW detects that the last I/F I used is not available it would be nice if I there was a dialog at that point to setup another I/F. And better yet, it would be nice if it was possible to setup default assignments for multiple I/Fs.
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I'm still using a Quad Capture on my laptop and the ASIO drivers work fine with both Win10 & 11 & CbB. FWIW.
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For a windows PC wavosaur is free. If you don't mind paying Sound Forge is pretty good.
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I agree. I think the pedal is nice if you're playing live and want to ditch the amp or add a couple channels to an amp. What it does it does well and at a good price point, but in my home studio I prefer to use modelers.
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I tend to avoid wifi & bluetooth - there's also Duet, it looks like that works with wifi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oqSRSweDYI
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I haven't tried it, but I ran across Splashtop recently. https://www.splashtop.com/wiredxdisplay It looks like it lets you use the ipad as a second monitor, but you have the touch screen capabilities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71FxkpIKqsM
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Looks like a typo to me 😉
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What you write doesn't make sense. I will point out that the scarlett 2i2 has direct mointor. That lets you hear what's going into the IF, but not what's recorded. make sure direct monitor is disabled.