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    I have a similiar control panel too and I am confused as to how to set it up with the faders and everything... please help!
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    Hi Brandon, go to Breverb and click the "Load Preset" button at the top, then just locate the file. Hope that helps!
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    And here it is! Been waiting. Can't wait to check it out in the morning.
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    Hi all, Just for the sake of "why not?" I thought I'd share this Cakewalk Breverb preset I created some time ago for drums, mostly for rock mixes (at least that's what I've used it for). It has a tight sound with a short decay, it just adds a bit of depth and punch. I've used it on several rock mixes and it really helps out. Thought maybe some of you might find it useful as well. Metal Drums.fxp
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    Same here... Not sure why.
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    Sure! Glad it could help.
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    Oh yeah, definitely. Seems like a lot of people are using Serum and such now. May not totally measure up to today's synths, but for something free it's definitely pretty good and adds some spice to electronic tracks!
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    Awesome. Looking forward to using it, the preview looks incredible! 👍🏻
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    Hey guys. I'm sure many of you remember that several years ago, BandLab (in the Gibson days) made a free vst plugin called Triangle. Ever since BandLab bought it over, however, it isn't available on their site anymore. (the page still exists, not the download) I wanted to try and help some of you out and say, I found an archived version of the Triangle page on the Cakewalk site on Archive.org, complete with the original exe download. Here is the link: https://web.archive.org/web/20130120035546/http://www.cakewalk.com/products/triangle/ Just click the link and then click "download it today". I was very surprised at how powerful this instrument is, and I'd totally recommend it! Hope this helps anyone.
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    Looks a little like Pro Tools. Very cool! I will try it. Thanks for sharing, Colin!
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    Where can i download this theme?
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    Hmm OK... Thanks I mean, honestly I did put a lot into it... A lot 😅 The video was kind of just a fun thing to do. I'm new to all the video stuff. And there aren't any loops in the song I composed it myself 👍🏻 But I'll keep that in mind for future projects, thanks!
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    Hey guys. Just put out this new song! I'm always open to feedback and thoughts so i wanted to post it here. Probably one of my most favorite songs I've produced. Here's the link to the video, and below is the link to it on other platforms: https://bnd.link/mono_daydreams - Mono
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    Thank you very much, Freddy! That keyboard theme is from the Addictive Keys Mark One Plugin :D I appreciate you all listening to it! If any of ya'll are interested - the stems are up on BandCamp, for remixes.
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    Thank you very much, to all of you, that was very encouraging and I'm glad y'all like it I think the hard work was worth it on this song!
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    Thank you! Even though it's not really your style i appreciate that you stayed around untill the end.
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    Hey Jim, As far as I know, the drivers are updated. Checked the Focusrite Controll Center - nothing about an update.
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    Dang man, love that heavy bass! I feel like bass is something that's neglected sometimes but not in this song. Great production all around. Those vocal samples in the chorus were a great addition. Good one, I'm going to have to listen to this a few more times! Oh and you were right. Definitely is a fun song!
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    Although - i turned off all fxs, then turned it back on, and now the CPU load is a lot better... Don't know why or how that helped, but it seems like it did atleast a little
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    Hey Robert, Yes turning off all effects made CPU load go from 30 percent to 0 on a song with a lot of tracks. Last night when i posted about my problem, I was using WASAPI Shared mode, then switched to ASIO to see if that would help, didn't really though. I'm not sure on how to find the sample rate. But i'll look it up and get back with you on that. I'm using the Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 as my interface. Oh, and while the crackling problem seems to be a bit better this morning - just starting a new project and loading in an instrument track makes my Cpu jump to around 30 percent - never usually does that. Thanks for your time!
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    Sounds a little like the Beach Boys. Nice!
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    So I saw this board for sharing songs and I think I'd share a song I made entirely in cakewalk called the mystery. It's on BandLab, SoundCloud, BandCamp, etc, you can find all of it at this page: https://bnd.link/the_mystery_monoyah Here's the youtube link: Thanks!
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    Hey guys. So I've been using Cakewalk for a while no - no problems. But starting today, I've had a little problem with something - crackling. Before now this wasn't a problem. Cakewalk could run projects with lots of tracks and fxs and my cpu could handle it. But starting today, whenever I load in any midi track, even just one, Cakewalk says my CPU is at anywhere from 5-30% and starts crackling and even shutting down some times. Don't know how to fix, yall have any ideas?
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