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I don't have time to scroll through all the puns to see if this one has already been posted, but here it is: My psychiatrist told me today that I am suffering from kleptomania. But don't' worry, I am taking something for it.
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With further investigation, I've narrowed down this bug in the Find-Change dialogue box: When converting C#s to D-flats using find/change, using the question mark to have the conversion affect all octaves of C# will not work. With this particular enharmonic conversion, you must designate the actual octave, so inputting C#5 to D-flat5 or C#3 to D-flat3 will work successfully. This is the only enharmonic equivalent that I have found that has this bug. Even going from D-flat? to C#? will work, just not in the opposite direction. This bug has existed since Sonar, but I, and perhaps others, have neglected to report it until now. Thanks, Jerry
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There's a bug in Cakewalk that's existed for quite a long time. When changing all C#s to D-flats using Find/Change, the change fails. With every other enharmonic equivalent it works fine. Even going from D-flat to C# works as does A# to B-flat, F#-G-flat, etc. But C#?-to D-flat? does not. Thanks, Jerry
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Thank you David! Glad you enjoyed listening. Jerry
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Hi Andy, Thanks for listening and commenting! Best, Jerry
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Thank you for listening and commenting Wookiee! Jerry
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Glad to hear it! Thanks Tom! Jerry
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Hi Bjorn, No, I've never in my life used the piano roll view for composition. I compose in the staff view, and make use of the event list and the controllers view often. Thank you for listening and commenting, glad you enjoyed the movement! Jerry
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Hi! Does anyone have experience using the Tascam CG-1000 master clock? I am particularly interested in how it compares to the Antelope OCX-HD master clock. Thanks! Jerry
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Thanks for listening Gary! I post my pieces on 4 different music forums and this forum is the only one that gives me any feedback or comments. I have no idea why. Jerry
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Hi Larry, Thanks Larry! Glad to know someone listens to my work. I didn't mention minimalism, the guy who wrote the article for Tokafi music webzine wrote that! Best, Jerry
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Thanks Larry, David, Nigel and Kurt for listening, much appreciated! Jerry
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Produced with: Vienna Symphonic Library Orchestral Cube Softsynths Massive, Rapture and Tera Roland XP-30 synthesizer PLAY From the CD Number Eleven: The Path Tokafi : "...The eleventh in a series of orchestral albums using entirely sampled instruments, it brings together elements of Classical era-writing, late Romantic orchestral music and American minimalism with a cinematic sensibility. The record not only demonstrates the powerful and masterful application of sampled instruments, but, at least as importantly, showcases Gerber’s versatile and emotive writing." www.jerrygerber.com