57Gregy

Got a new bass yesterday. Only 125. Needs new strings.

Welcome to the forum. This is not a Bandlab forum, but a Cakewalk by Bandlab forum. Completely different animals. If you mean Cakewalk by Bandlab, you can provide some additional information, and someone will be able to help. What audio interface or sound card are you using? What is that device's Driver Mode? Do you mean audio as recorded from a microphone or guitar or the audio from a MIDI track through a software synthesizer? What is your Operating System?

So, you want to open several MIDI files in a single CbB project at the same time? I suppose if the files you believe are .mid are actually .cwp, you would get the results you are seeing. Are they really MIDI files? Have you tried dragging the MIDI into the open CbB project?

Beautiful. Got a hint of 'I Can't Help Falling In Love With You' in the melody. Googled it, answer appears later.

Just insert SI Drums and change the output of your MIDI track to SI Drums. Then you can delete TTS-1 from the project if you want to.

I hate commercials. I know they pay for things at the TV or radio stations, but too much is too much. I was listening to an I Love Radio station on my drive home today when a block of ads began. Off goes the radio. There's no other rock station that I know of in this area. White Wedding has never been a favorite of mine, but this station has played it more in the year or so I've been listening to it than when the song was new. I was almost home and thinking 'I hope they play a kick butt rock and roller before I reach the house, but not WW, please". Of course, I started hearing that song in my head. 🙂 When I started the radio again, White Wedding was playing. Eerie.

Our former lead singer (1980) listened to this and Joe's Garage incessantly. Good stuff! And funny at times.

Rock and roll! RIP

"Solved" in the thread title means the problem was solved, over five years ago Maybe someone with the same problem will come along someday before another 5 years goes by.

May June.

If you kill them all, who's going to buy the CDs?

What type of microphone are you using? If it's a condenser mic and you don't have phantom power engaged, the signal to CbB might not be high enough to be recorded.

Jeez, we're already in the I&E forum!

Ouch.

What keyboard are you using? If there is an Instrument Definition available for it, that would make selecting patches on your keyboard easy and quick. Plus, there are a number of threads littered about the forums concerning the lack of TTS-1 and where to get other instruments, free or otherwise. Check out the Instruments & Effects forum here. Welcome to the forum!

That's a familiar term for the folks who work at CAKE walk.

There's a guy at my store named Jason who works in the auto care department. Every time I see him and his crew I say, "hey, it's Jason and the cargonauts". Nobody gets it.

The singer had an electrifying presence.

I would copy/clone/duplicate the track and manually delete unwanted long notes in the copied track. The bends should copy, too.

Five and a half years later... surely Zo has solved this by now. I hope Zo hasn't been sitting there looking at the screen waiting for a response. 😃

When did we veer off into a bicycle discussion?

How could I forget Led Zeppelin III? I wore out a couple of those LPs.

Jeez, I forgot Emerson, Lake and Palmer's eponymous first album. Pronounced, from Lynyrd Skynyrd. All of these albums were released between when I was 9 and 20. The 'formative' years. It may seem like I haven't listened to music since 1976, but I have. The variety of music available every day is astounding, and much of it is good. I went through a prog rock period when I listened to nothing else. My folk-rock years. Grunge in the 90's.

The 'Best Albim' (sic) thread got me thinking that there's no way I could pick a single album as best. There are too many great ones. Instead, I wondered which albums caused me to want to write, play, record music the most? The short, at this moment list: Revolver by The Beatles. The red album from Grand Funk. Who's Next by The Who. After The Gold Rush by Neil Young. Boston's first album, Boston. Uriah Heep's first release which I didn't realize has a name, Very 'Eavy Very 'Umble. Machine Head by Deep Purple. Rockin' The Fillmore from Humble Pie. Eat a Peach by the Allman Brothers.

Does this mean every time I want a little reverb on a track, I have to pay someone to use it?