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Rogério

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  1. Hi, 

    The realism you will get using virtual instruments will depend on many variables:

    • Quality / Price of VST library. There are zillions of libraries, so you should research the best and which ones fit your budget.
    • Ease of use vs. flexibility: Many VST libraries allow you to create realistic sounds with little work, however, they do not allow you flexibilities in different variations; there are other very flexible libraries that are more difficult to use at the same time.
    • Practice: After experimenting with various options, everything will depend on your experience in creating musical works. Humanization is the most important factor after all. There are many tutorials on how to humanize works with VST.
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  2. 13 hours ago, Noel Borthwick said:

    In general its no longer necessary to use Cakewalk Audio Finder and in fact its not optimized like Clean audio which now cleans in seconds.
    For per project audio there is no reason to use anything else to clean.

    Thanks, Noel, but as you can see in the first post, if I have leave C:\Cakewalk Projects\Audio Data as default audio folder, I can't turn off the option "Search entire PC".

    My projects are in a second drive and I have more than 1 million files in the entire PC, so definitively it doesn't clean in seconds, but in a dozen minutes...

  3. 6 hours ago, David Baay said:

    Clean Audio searches for projects that use the audio in the specified folder. The Global  Audio Data folder doesn't have a project folder as a parent, so the only option in that case is to search everywhere.

    If you just want to clean up one project, and get its audio into a per-project folder, the thing to do is to open the projectin Cakewalk, Save As to a new project folder, and enable the Copy All Audio checkbox. Only audio that is actually referenced in the project will get copied.

    To clean the Global Audio folder of all audio no longer referenced by any project, use the Cakewalk Audio Finder tool. I do all my 'cleaning' with this tool as it's more powerful and flexible in terms of telling you what's what, and giving you options.

    See post #5 in the below thread for a 'primer' I wrote on how I use it:

    http://forum.cakewalk.com/Clean-Audio-Folder-still-broken-I-see-m3023320.aspx#3023681

    That's exactly what I was looking for!

    Thank you again David!

  4. I have all my project on a single folder structure on a specific hard drive.

    The audio folder is set to the default (C:\Cakewalk Projects\Audio Data).

    When trying to clean the audio folden, I can't turn off the option "Search entire PC":

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    In the documentation (http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x200E7) it says:

    "Note: If Project/Audio Folder is set to the global audio folder, Cakewalk will automatically enable Search Entire PC."

    How can I keep that current audio folder path and search just for my current Cakewalk project folder?

     

  5. Currently, the keyboard shortcut "S" splits the selected clip at the NOW time. 

    Is there a way to split a clip at the time selected range? 

    For example, as the image below, if I press "S", CbB will split the clip at bar 17. But I'd like it to create TWO splits between the time selected range, ie, bars 19 and 21.

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  6. I have been using Cakewalk for over 20 years, and one thing that I feel has never changed is the inability to save the project when there is an application freeze.
    In fact, in some (few) cases, CbB can display a window warning that a crash has occurred and will save the current state of the project before closing. But this is very rare. The most common is CbB freezing and NOT ALLOWING TO SAVE THE CURRENT PROJECT STATUS.

    I know this is a complex matter and it usually has to do with the plugins that are currently being used and that CbB is not to blame for that, but ultimately it is CbB that freezes and the main problem is: everything that was done (before the rescue) is lost.

    Knowing this old problem, I scheduled automatic backups every 10 minutes and always have the habit of making a manual save during work (always keeping 4 temporary copies), and every time there is a freeze, I lose a maximum of 10 minutes of work.
    Even so, sometimes within 10 minutes, a lot is lost, especially when talking about MIDI.

    So I beg the bakers to improve this process, at least trying to save the project somehow when a freeze is detected.

    I know this is technically possible.

  7. @Noel Borthwick, one day, when focusing on improving CbB for videos, take the time to fix the problem of start time randomness, that is, every time you play and stop a video, it never goes back to the same frame, always varying a few frames, for more or less.

    It's happening with AVI, MP4 and possibly with any video format.

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  8. Thanks for your attention, Noel. 

    I'm speaking as a layman, but Adobe Premiere, for example, treats all input video formats transparently, that is, it does not cause any playback delay due to the original video format.
    I don't know what "magic" they do, but the fact is that for the user this question should be transparent.
    I know CbB is not a video editor, but here is my suggestion to make CbB friendlier for those who work with video-based music composition.

  9. This is a very old question, but apparently so far has not been resolved.
    I work a lot with creating video-based soundtracks.
    Videos are always in MP4.
    Since there are multiple music styles within the same video, I create different projects for each music style, but always using the same video.
    The problem is that the more Trim-in time is getting ahead, is slower is the playback.


    I there any way to stop this slowness when playing back an MP4 with high Trim-In time?

  10. I have these 3 tracks, both with a post send to a reverb bus:

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    Soloing one track, just this track is audible, as should be:

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    But if I turn off Post send from another track, for example, this second track, it "unmutes" this second track : 

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    In the same way, if I mute all tracks, but I turn off Post send from one track, the mute is not respected:

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    In my case, I have an orchestral structure with 50 tracks, almost all with Post send off:

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    In this case, every time I want to solo one track, it doesn't work and I'm forced to change the Post send for all tracks.

    How to facilitate this?

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