S.L.I.P.

My post title should have been "Finally, a guitar that gets you smashed." My sincerest apologies. I'll try to do better..

I thought it was okay until I saw the lava lamp.

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May the Focaccia be with you...

I have room in my house.

I agree.

I guess the OP is busy milking cows...

Just think how happy you would have been if you ate all of it...

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I totally understand, but I've long since given up on the idea that one DAW will do it all for me. Maybe the workaround from djtrailmixxx will work, but sometimes I find that workarounds lead to more frustration. I find it simpler to export a rough mix of my tracks into Reaper, and exporting, and importing the recorded vocal back into Cakewalk, because I know that Reaper's varispeed works incredibly well and will give me the results I'm looking for in a very short period of time. Good luck TedPiano. If you find a workaround that is truly efficient, please let us know.

I don't know of a workaround in Cakewalk. I use Reaper for this. You could always download it for free, import a mix of the tracks, and record the vocal using the varispeed control, and export the vocal stem, and import it back into Cakewalk.

Here's a good, free limiter: https://d16.pl/frontier/overview

or a bad head of cauliflower...

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