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I don’t get it - I’ve spent a lot of money of Cakewalk since 2000 and love what Bandlab has has done with it. There are some posts talking about an upcoming “significant” release as we’ve not seen any update activity since last November and I asked someone to point me to one of the posts as I haven’t seen any. And for that the thread was set to “closed” ?
What’s the mystery for ?
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3 minutes ago, Byron Dickens said:
Oh, dear Jesus! Get a grip!
There's probably 20 of them to pick from. Seems like a new one every week.
I’m not trying to be difficult - I’ve been a customer since 2001.
But I just eyeballed all of the posts going back to April 21st and see no mention of what’s coming. Can you indulge me please and link the post ?
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48 minutes ago, AB777 said:
They are working on it. It will be significant. It is covered in another thread.
I keep hearing that but where is the other thread ?
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This delay seems out of step...
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I just posted the same thing! Did this change during the last update? Muscle memory keeps wanting me to delete my plugins...not a show stopper but just annoying.
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Muscle memory keeps me almost deleting my plugins. Did the last update change where "Delete" and "Delete All" are now ?
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1 hour ago, Rooster247 said:
It's called ReaMote.
That’s really cool !
I’ve come to think all DAWs should have this feature.
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1 minute ago, mibby said:
Thanks for bumping this! It would be a great use for an old PC...
I wish I had tried it earlier ! I tried the newer betas (I think 1.2.1 beta 6 ?) but kept getting error messages.
reverted back to 1.1.1 and smooth sailing.
This truly needs to be part of all DAWs !
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Audiogridder has been a complete game changer for me as I use Acustica Audio stuff a lot.
I have an Audiogridder server installed on a laptop which is connected to my studio computer via Ethernet. I also installed the Audiogridder server on my studio computer (i9 9900, 32 gig RAM, 2 1TB M2’s, 3 x 1TB SSD) so when I load up the Audiogridder plugin within Cakewalk I can choose between the laptop or the studio computer to host and run the plugin.
GREAT STUFF !
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Well that experiment didn’t work well
The resulting file was distorted and just completely mangled.
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23 minutes ago, Panu Pentikäinen said:
@Greg Wynn, do you connect Axe FX III via MIDI or USB?
Hey Panu - I remember you back from the Duckbar days !
USB.
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Guys I have an AxeFX III and use Axe Edit all the time. I’ve not had any issues but would happy to assist if you’d like to see how mine is setup.
I also have an NVIDIA vid card (I think a 1650 ?) and am running two monitors.
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Resurrecting an old thread.
Has anyone tried this with plug-ins that have been invoked via Audiogridder ? I’ll experiment later today with this (specifically Acustica Audio plugs) and will report back here.
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17 hours ago, Troy Winemiller said:
Cannot confirm, but I have seen odd mouse behavior and my Axe-3 Midi device continually 'not available' message while edit is up.
will monitor.
No issues with my Fractal A3.
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yep ! I'm still able to open cwb projects from 15 years ago.
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No worries
Actually I'll stick with the older Reworked version. Us musicians/producers are an odd lot - aren't we ? We don't like change sometimes-
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I have the older Re-Worked M-Spec 4 (LOVE IT) but the new M-Spec 4 now has green buttons instead of blue ?
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Thank you !!
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Ya, the naming convention is confusing as hell.
But this is a good breakdown https://justpaste.it/AcusticaAudioAcquaMasterList
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So I’ve been a UAD, Waves, Slate, Plugin Alliance (as well as the usual suspects) user for a long time. But got the itch to try some of Acustica Audios plugs and WOW ! I started out with “Camel” (the names are odd but this is based on Trident and Calrec hardware) and was immediately impressed. Then yesterday I demo’d ”Pink4” (API) and again WOW ! Also “wow“ is the download - it’s like 10 gigs. Now I’m demoing “Sand” (SSL) and holy shit it’s awesome. HUGE download on that as well.
The massive downloads are because they download ”libraries” - I don’t fully understand it but that’s how they’ve modeled the hardware vs algorithms (I think). Luckily I built a new studio computer earlier this year (i9 9900k, 32 gig RAM, all M2’s and SSD’s) because even with that kind of hardware horsepower you can tell these plug-ins take some serious power to work.
Anyone else have experience with these ? BTW - on Cakewalk by Bandlab they work perfectly.
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Topic was set to “closed” when I asked about news about Cakewalk
in Cakewalk by BandLab
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Perfect. Thank you for a cogent response devoid of drama.