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I love the b3 sound. I will definitely check this out, but IK media “Hammond” B3X is phenomenal. Sorry no midi tracks😟
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What are your favorite tools to find and solve masking problems. Ok skip the 1st one, Start with #2. Any old EQ -Ears, Pro-Q3, TrackSpacer, Span Plus, MultiFreq, Nectar I have used TrackSpacer a few times. I would use it more because it is so easy, but the CPU is a little high. I have Nectar3-4 but never used it. I hear Nectar is also high CPU plug. I have use Multifreq and ProQ3. 1)Ears and an EQ 2)
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Pie is certainly colored! Try a little on your percussion bus! I frequently put it on the bus along with Kramer HLS (With a little preamp boost). Just sayin' - I put them in my saturation section of my bus.
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Sonible Smart EQ 3 & Smart EQ 4 don't work properly
Max Arwood replied to FJ Lamela's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I have had problems opening a song with Sonible smart limit. I just quit using it. I’ll look into it again. -
What do you guys think about these. I always has questions about the possibility of small distortions/artifacts added by inexpensive plugins.
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sjoens wow I couldn’t decide whether to laugh or like your post!! They could call it an new AI feature. Lol thanks for the laugh! Yea
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Cakewalk online documentation is somewhat broken
Max Arwood replied to OPunWide's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
You can search the forum multiple ways. You should check it out too. -
Today smart limit has been locking up a song. I could do a safe load, but what about a safe load plus. A pop up ask me which plugins to exclude. I type in smartlimit. The song loads without smartlimit and I don’t have to answer 70 times Do you want to load this plug-in.? Please consider this. It would save time and irritation! It could load with shift+ to activate. Is could have a pop up with several fuels for data entry Thanks for considering this.
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Merry Christmas and good luck with your cake adventures!
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Cakewalk online documentation is somewhat broken
Max Arwood replied to OPunWide's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
The current dosc are always the best place to start . For more information discuss.cakewalk.com is the second best place. If you like fishing, well google lol. google is oatmeal good for you google is oatmeal bad for you 😊 -
Cakewalk online documentation is somewhat broken
Max Arwood replied to OPunWide's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I have pretty good luck with this too-> google.com In cakewalk how do I ….. This searches the online documentation the forum and a bunch of other sources. You just have to be careful which Cakewalk/Sonar version google search pulls up and how old the data is. -
There is a midi cache setting somewhere too. I have mine wide open. It can cause very slight delay on start while it filled the buffers. Buffers 128 playback Prepare using 1000 ms buffers Hope this helps
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I just want to give a thanks to Jim Roseberry. The computers he has built for me have been great. The only problems I ever had were ones of my own making lol. I can’t believe how well this old over clocked i7 still runs. I think it was bought around 2012. I am definitely a plug-in junkie. Probably only topped by Bapu! It takes a bunch of plugins / soft synths to slow this thing down. Thanks Jim!
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Try both ways and look at the CPU meter. I would guess 1 instance would take less cpu. I usually use 1-2tracks per each opus. I do this so I can freeze and unfreeze more quickly.
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I was thinking the same thing. Your plugins are great!!! I could help make some of the vector stuff for you. What is your preferred vector format?
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No the envelopes are pegged all the way across the track. The nodes are still there from my edits, but the envelope it in the ceiling. I still haven’t figured out how this happens. Still trying to figure it out. It ends up happening to several tracks simultaneously sometimes.
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I just had to post one more time. Just wow. I figured this would cost hundreds. I was shocked. Thanks again Fleer!! What does Bapu say - got it! The only thing I don’t like is that when long sustained notes decrescendo, the vibrato should lessen. Otherwise very good.
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Fleer - I think what bothers me most about this is the vibrato. The vibrato on a flute, is not tremolo only, like in this library. That is what sounds bad. A flute always has pitch change in the vibrato. The air pulses hard and soft for the vibrato and creates the tremolo. But the fact is, if you blow harder the pitch will slightly rise and so do the formants. This patch has a GREAT tone. The recording is stellar, but the vibrato should probably be redone. By the way, I’m still looking for the perfect vibrato plug-in. If you know one let me know. I will certainly check it out too. Wow, I had no idea about you being flautist. It can be a beautiful instrument!! Thanks for the heads up on the DIo Claire flute suggestion. I’m headed there now to check it out. I guess I should pm you. I did some flute recordings and the mic was WAY to close. I got too much air and the tongue air attack was really loud and bad. I have tried every compressor under the sun, with no luck. I was going to get the demo of smart DeEss to see if it would help. Thanks, Max
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Backing tracks; betting them to an equal level for gigs
Max Arwood replied to RICHARD HUTCHINS's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Normalizing might not level tracks if their are any high peaks in the tracks. If the songs are kind of level with no big peaks the mp3 level might help. Like John said there could be problems if it contains dissimilar information or loud peaks. like John said again why would you use mp3s? Automatic leveling is just guessing. The ear is the only way to adjust them correctly. This contains a compressor and a limiter. This is 2 processes the help “fix” those peaks. After this is done the normalizer will process the files making it a little more accurate than a normalizer alone. Did I say it’s Free? You should give it a try! https://www.videohelp.com/software/The-Levelator