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  1. steve@baselines.com
    Interesting and tight!
  2. steve@baselines.com
    Thanks Nigel! My son challenged me to try this one. It's nice that he knows a lot of the old songs, makes me feel like I did my job!
  3. steve@baselines.com
    Here's a cover of perhaps the perfect Spring/Summer song - at least one of them. I still dig the 70s. https://baselines.com/?p=6503
  4. steve@baselines.com
    Thanks Bill - I do that for things like DePlosive, but I wanted to have access to the spectral editor display. Steve
  5. steve@baselines.com
    Thanks for this tip - I will try that out. Steve
  6. steve@baselines.com
    Hi Treesha - thank you! Just tried it and it works! Very much appreciate your help. Steve
  7. steve@baselines.com
    That sounds interesting John - I will give it a try.
  8. steve@baselines.com
    In Cakewalk, it is easy to connect directly to Melodyne to edit a clip, because there is a menu item (Regions) for it. Is there a way to do this to connect to iZotope's RX so that I can use the full RX interface on a clip and then save it back to Cakewalk, similar to the way Melodyne interfaces? Thank you for any tips.
  9. steve@baselines.com
    Beauty - I almost bought one of their basses, another beautiful product...but the price tag!
  10. steve@baselines.com
    It's warmed up over the past couple of days here too - Now I miss the nice cool days!
  11. steve@baselines.com
    Thank you - I'll give this a try.
  12. steve@baselines.com
    Thank you. I'm assuming it will work for just partial clips? I just want to process certain parts of a track.
  13. steve@baselines.com
    Loved it. Gerry had a great voice and yours sounds a lot like his. I would have preferred a drier vocal, but it still sounded fantastic. Long ago, we recorded at a studio in Montserrat, and I found a fan letter someone had written to Gerry Rafferty in one of the drawers in the villa I was staying in. He must have recorded down there at one point.
  14. steve@baselines.com
    I haven't used and keystroke type automation in Cakewalk. I'd like to put together a few keystrokes I do over and over and would like to know the best way to accomplish it. Basically I want to insert audio effect RX:Deplosive on a clip and bounce it right away, then apply sonitus compressor with a saved setting and bounce it right away. Do you know how to do this? Thank you for any feedback.
  15. steve@baselines.com
    Thank you very much!
  16. steve@baselines.com
    Hey thanks! I haven't heard anything about that band since the 70s! Probably more of an east coast phenomenon anyway. Steve
  17. steve@baselines.com
    Here's a cover of a song from the late 70's by a Cambridge MA band called Pousette Dart band. @mojoespage from bandlab on slide guitar. https://baselines.com/?p=6495 Hope you are all having a great summer - still a bit cold here.
  18. steve@baselines.com
    Thank you Tom - that book has some good information in it. It keeps things simple as well for the most part, so a quick read.
  19. steve@baselines.com
    They are cool things, Freddy - the article I read talked about how if you cut it down the middle it becomes twice as long - I haven't tried that and can't picture it. Another thing he mentioned was the real life uses. He mentioned a machinery belt that lasted twice as long because it was set up like a Mobius strip so that the wear was on both sides of the belt, not just one.
  20. steve@baselines.com
    Same here. One thing I didn't mention is that I transcribed it up an octave as well.
  21. steve@baselines.com
    Hey thanks Wookiee - I didn't know about the CAL scripts. I haven't played with those very much over the years. Thanks for listening! Steve
  22. steve@baselines.com
    Thanks Jack.
  23. steve@baselines.com
    Well, I'm apologizing because topology did the hard work here. The first 58 seconds is the inverted midi keyboard part of the song that follows. In other words, it was free, I didn't have to write it. Read here for more information and also to play the damn song. It's interesting to try to pick out the inverted vs the , um, verted. https://baselines.com/?p=6485 Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy the freebie as much as I did. Steve
  24. steve@baselines.com
    Wow what a bad typo! Thanks for pointing it out to me!
  25. steve@baselines.com
    My Bandlab friend @mojoespage agreed to help me with the vocals. He sounds a lot like Elvis Costello. https://baselines.com/?p=6481
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