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3 hours ago, Rain said:
It's funny that he mentions the vocal performance on I'll Fight Hell to Hold You - Crazy Nights is one of my guilty pleasures (I love Ron Nevison's work on it) and Stanley's vocals on I'll Fight Hell are incredible - even though you also get the feeling that he's just pushing himself to see how far up he can go. He himself mentions something along those lines in his biography when talking about that era.
Crazy Nights and Hot in the Shade are terrible-sounding records with some god songs on them. Hot in the Shade utilizes a drum machine for stretches as well. I always wanted to hear those two records re-recorded with real drums and not so "tinny" on everything else.
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56 minutes ago, Reid Rosefelt said:
Even in "Ready Player One," the hero says that people need to take bathroom breaks, eat and sleep. To say the least. I seriously doubt that many people will use it for more than an hour a day. The majority of people will never use it, at least for a long time. Everybody will continue to live their lives in the real world and use the devices that make sense. Nobody is going on the subway in immersive VR.
It's not about how long people use it. It's the impact the time in the Metaverse has on people when they come back to the real world. it's the impact that the Metaverse economy will have on the real economy. My parents never used a computer or had smart phones, but their lives were changed a lot by the fact that others did.
And I need to say what I will say a lot in the channel. There is no guarantee this thing is going to happen, despite how many trillions are spent trying to make it happen.
I agree.
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Philosophically, I think there are too many things that NEED to be tactile. And we've seen things like phones and compact discs made smaller, and never gain traction because people wanted more to hold on to. There are certain things I need the genuine article for (ocean water and the sensations scuba diving provides, the smell of trees in the mountains, the look and smell of a firepit, etc). I get SOME things can be replicated, but not quality enough for me - and probably not in our lifetime where it takes over.
Also, in full disclosure, I get motion sick on the Oculus 🤪- 1
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Ace is the reason I picked up a guitar. Alive! (which we know isn't truly live) is really good - before they got more "kid friendly".
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@aidan o driscoll Oh, I read that, I just think he is no longer in his prime. So and Us were both awesome in my book and would have preferred to see him and the band back then.
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I tend to either love his songs, or think they kind of are "meh". This one seems really bland to me (as I put the flame shields up).
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I meant the project template tiles in New Project HAVE an image, but when you open them up, the do NOT have an image in Notes ...just to clarify.
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What is weird, to me, is that the existing project templates don't have a picture that I can see. Like I said, low on the scale, but happy to customize!
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@Glenn Stanton Worked perfectly! Thank you!
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I did some searching, but I can't find where/how to do that. There was a video that said put it in the notes, but that did not work. I don't know if there is a size/filetype requirement either, because maybe that is the issue.
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I brought this song up as one I've always wanted to see performed to Ty Tabor. He agreed, but said the logistics of the song precluded them from doing it live.
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5 hours ago, Grem said:
I will load different songs/backing tracks and start the project with one on solo. Play along with that. Next song, another key and tempo. Next song, same thing, another key and different tempo. And I have several different versions of this with different songs.
CW came lots of backing tracks in the day. Sweetwater has a lot on their site to dl for free. CW also came with clips that you could string together and make backing tracks.
So yes I have been using CW to practice with for quite awhile.
Can you share any of the backing tracks or have links @Grem ?
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I have a few projects with songs to play along with. One for standard ....one for half step down ...one for Capo madness. Just unmute the wav and have an active guitar input. Then I play around with Guitar Rig or Amplitude to find good tones to complement the songs. I usually record just to see if it sounds accurate and the playing is good (not looking for recording perfection though).
I also will do this for vocals as well, and then record me doing each of the parts (think King's X or Little River Band) to see how I sound. I look at the vocals out in melodyne to see how I am holding pitch.
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Captain D's is going to rebrand to Captain DEEZ NUTZ ...and seafood.
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2 hours ago, paulo said:
KFC.
I went there once many moons ago because it was late, I was very hungry and nothing else was open. I've never felt the urge to return. Surely everyone who is ever likely to go there has already been there once by now ?
I used to work at KFC in the early 90's! I actually like it every blue moon(primarily because I don't eat fried foods). There was nothing better than the Colonel's recipe in fresh oil back then. My coworkers and I did a Chicken Sandwich shootout of 8 sandwiches, and KFC placed 2nd.
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28 minutes ago, craigb said:
You sure Captain D's isn't a house of prostitution?
If it was, I would be a regular.
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7 minutes ago, InstrEd said:
Jack In The Box!
I have to admit, when in Nashville, I go to J in the B and White Castle. I also pay in ways I will not describe 🤮
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How do they have over FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY locations? I don't know a single person who goes there. Who wants (most-likely)China-raised that is battered and fried? Seriously? Could it be money laundering?
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That decade produced so much memorable music that fashion doesn't matter. There are still so many 80's songs that still have legs today ...the test of time is the best test of all IMO.
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"I'd kill myself for you, I'd kill you for myself" - Pantera - This Love (which I am wearing a Pantera T-shirt in my profile pic!)
It is just so haunting in the obvious meaning and delivery, it just sent chills down my spine. Still kind of does.- 1
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59 minutes ago, Steev said:
What to regret? I've used the studio version many times in other studios and LOVED IT. But not so much in CbB with ARA technology running as a plugin, the edit version suits my needs and workflow perfectly and doesn't cause eye strain.
I'm not interested in polishing turds, but I have been known create vocal harmonies, stretch or shrink phrases as an example to let others who don't understand music theory know what I have in mind, remove sibilance, and breath noises, or to move a missed note or 2 in pitch/place in an otherwise killa track.
That "Oh let Steev fix it in the mix" BS gets old with me really quick.
One of the BAD things about Melodyne is, if you keep correcting mistakes and make performances sound better than then they can actually are, NOONE will ever focus and improve and REALLY embarrass themselves in live performances Ya know, as in the ONLY VENUES AND places where we actually make any money, MAKE REAL FANS & SELL merch for REAL MONEY? 💲😵💲 that ya can use to purchase Melodyne 5 Studio without a seconds thought, to have instantaneous fun running on your superduper completely paid for never run out of power killa powerhouse studio/computer/ workstation with? 😎
We agree., we'd rather have better takes. That was my main point.
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I think you can hit a more enunciated "Moving" on the second line. I realize they are somewhat scratch vocals, but levels are a little uneven(volume primarily and switches to your higher parts where you get breathy), but I know you have that! Same with the harmony.
Disagree with the reverb comment, but I come the Devin Townsend school of vocals, and he can lay it on thick, and it sounds like it belongs to me.
Agree with maybe picking up the tempo a little - a little experimentation will bear out if it sounds "right", but I am curious.
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6 hours ago, Steev said:
Just click and drag the audio guitar track into a blank MIDI track and Melodyne will open and convert it to MIDI.
For the best most accurate results use a clean DRY audio track with NO FX.
I don't know about "fixing" guitar tracks, I find it easier and less time consuming to just do another take, or 3, as practice does make perfect.
But for creating parts and or MIDI tracks for other instruments that you couldn't perform otherwise, it's a wonderful thing. 😍
For instance, my primary instrument is guitar. Over the decades of MIDI sequencing (recording performances in MIDI), I have become a semi proficient keyboardist, but I'm nowhere near as proficient on keyboards as I am on guitar.
The less "turd polishing" you have to do, the better! 🤢
Also, I did the Studio upgrade in version 4, NEVER regretted it.- 1
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Now I know what it's like for (semi)intellectual property to be stolen!
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Cakewalk slow at adding new tracks and other things
in Cakewalk by BandLab
Posted · Edited by hockeyjx
Early on I had some weird things happen with AMD systems, and since Cakewalk was an Intel partner for a while, so I just went that route with no issues.
Still, his AMD system DID work ...and then it didn't. Weird.