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James Argo

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  1. Bandlab Assistant informs me there's new update by the time I write this post... Only couple weeks after the last update. :)

    Changelog :

    Build 25.03.0.20 hotfix

    Some 3rd party plugins not compatible with asynchronous bounce

    Opening templates from Start Screen do not respect the default sample rate

    Bouncing audio results in gaps in audio for some users

    Start Screen not shown on app launch for some users

    Note: Fast Bounce optimization in the 2019.03 release has been temporarily rolled back in order to address regressions with 3rd party plug-ins that are not multiprocessing compliant. We look forward to introducing even faster bounce functionality in a future version.

    Anyway it's positive indication that the dev team listened user input. Really good job on their side :) Thanks alot guys.

  2. 1 hour ago, Starship Krupa said:

    Nice, Rick. Isn't it astonishing what we're getting for free these days?

    Cakewalk and the Kontakt Player and all those sounds. There is a good Rhodes and a couple of decent drum kits, and there's even Sennheiser's DrumMic'a instrument for the Kontakt Player.

    5 or so years ago Sennheiser went into a studio and mic'd up a drum kit 4 different times with various models of their microphones, doing multi-velocity samples, then took the samples and made a Kontakt Instrument with this amazing GUI that lets you click on which individual mic you want to use for each piece of the kit. There's a mixer with built-in effects and you can split it into 8 individual outputs. Download it for free from Sennheiser's website, register it, and you have the best drum VSTi for the money I have heard.

    Sorry to hear of your bandmate's passing.

     

    https://de-de.sennheiser.com/drummica

    Registration here :

    https://www.sennheiser-service.com/drummica/?lang=en

     

     

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  3. On 3/18/2019 at 8:39 AM, bitman said:

    If you play rhythm guitar and who doesn't, and some version of melodyne installed then here is the recipe.

    1. Turn off the metronome so you can't hear it.

    2. Record your song the way you would play it.

    3. (Work around step today) create a big melodyne region effect from your rhythm guitar track.

    4. Drag the rhythm guitar track up to the time-line and drop it there.

    Sonar and Melodyne will modify the tempo map to match your playing. Now all midi can be quantized to that varying tempo map and time based effects will follow it too.

    Game changer

     

     

    Sweet !!!!! Thanks for the info 👍🤩

    Anyway, instead of dragging the clip to time line, I had to manualy right click on the clip, RegionFX, Melodyne, then apply region tempo. It works.

    Thanks!

  4. One of the best for Cakewalk was Roland A800 Pro. It is still the best IMHO. Not only it has really really nice keybed & feel (synth type), it also perfectly integrates with Sonar. The setup is easy, never had any problem in any Windows (7,8,10). Too bad it was discontinued couple years ago, but it is still available in many store to purchase.

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  5. I think he opened some mp4 video in various DAW, and export the audio portion of the video as wav, then open the mp4 video in vegas and import the audio wav into vegas..

    The result appears that audio which was exported from cakewalk somehow has delay (not synced) .

  6. I would love to see this feature too. I still use VertxDSP Multiinspector for ages, it's good, but it is 32bit plugin. Their site doesn't seem to indicate any activity for long time, so I guess they won't develop 64 bit very soon. There is a link to download their FREE version with limitation of max 4 tracks and 44.1kHz, if you like to try. One more thing to notice, even advertised as transparent analyzer, this plugin will color the sound! Once you insert it in the bin, you will definitely hear the sound a bit wider and fuller. It's not that bad, in many case I found the color is actually make my mix sounds better and fuller.

  7. It would be better if you also mentioned your synth (VSTi or external synth). Anyway I suspect it's likely polarity problem. According to manual, the polarity of the sustain pedal is calculated by the keyboard when it is powered up. On power up, the sustain pedal is assumed to be in the OFF position. So if you want the sustain pedal to be off when it's not pressed, make sure the pedal is NOT pressed when you power up your Keystation ES.

  8. I used to use Cakewalk in my laptop during -set arranged- performance many years ago. I did not use it to playback sequencer, but rather to bulk MIDI bank / program change to 6-7 MIDI gears at once. I save all bank / program change within a song in a project, and connect my laptop to live MIDI gears. Big time saver, and I didn't have to worry about forgetting what sound should be loaded on synth A for particular song. Loading was not a problem since it was MIDI only data, and most of the time I only need to load 1 project before the show. Data of different songs were arranged / aligned in every 5 sequential measures, and add marker. So all I need to do was to scroll to (eg) measure  6 and hit play a measure to switch to second song, and so on.

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  9. 1 minute ago, razor7music said:


    @James Argo Love your avatar! I remember that was the emergency stuck midi button in ancient Cakewalk, right?!

    Thanks! 😁 Yes, it's the "Panic" button of Cakewalk Professional 3 for Windows. I still have it installed in my WinXP side of my current DAW (dual boot) and use it sometime (since 1994). If only Cakewalk re-release it to work on 64 bit machine...

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