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Max Arwood

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  1. Shortcuts -

    I have used cakewalk shortcuts to reprogram program Markers menu which is = Press Alt+Shift+4  to  = Shift+m

    Adding Markers is by pressing the key m

    Markers are a great way to move very quickly through a long recording. While you are recording, you can press the letter "m". What happens is that Cakewalk will place a marker at the exact point when you press "m". The timeline ruler will have a marker titled A1. When you press m again, you will get another titled A2, etc. You can use the marker menu pull down (JPG Markers Dialogue) to immediately jump to that time. The markers are stored and can be managed by the key combination of Alt+Shift+4 or reprogram to "Shift"+"m".  Either way, you get the Markers menu (JPG Markers Menu) You can erase and rename markers from here. You can also use this menu to move between markers by simply clicking the name. Once you have finished getting the markers learned, there is also arranger tracks. Arranger tracks kind of serve some of the same functions but also add some other features.

     

    EDIT->I left out this part talking about Jotter - Jotter allows  location points in audio without the need for a marker track. (The marker track is free LOL!)

    Markers Dialogue.jpg

    Markers Menu.jpg

  2. I remembers one last things that should help.  If you line up your tracks and rewind for the next take, there is no way to make areas in the recording to go back to and edit.  Nugen is a more pro site. Their plugins are super 
     

    https://nugenaudio.com/jotter

    Waves WLM plus is a great option if you could find it for $29 I it has great LUFS meter,(long term and short term LUFS  It also includes a true peak limiters and a dynamic range section. It is very good especially if you could find it for $29. You would have to wait till the next sale. They should have one starting pretty soon lol!!

    Oh wow I found it on sale!

    https://www.waves.com/plugins/wlm-loudness-meter

    (It’s almost always on sale) lol 😂 

  3. If you look closely, you will see that the Evade is in fact a VST3. The secret is in the logo in front of the name. One has a 3 in it. The other looks like a single pole electric socket plugin. Look at the logo in front of your plugins and your photoshop. None of mine have a VST3 or a (64bit) on them. Only the tiny logo is different. 

          "3"    v     (a tiny little 3 in the header)

                 image.png.77faec8bbf11f4e0492b7ca7e1aba3d7.png

      vst2    ^

     

    You can double-click any plugin in the plugin manager and name it whatever you want. A plugin installer can also name the plugin what ever it wants to on installation.

  4. If bitfilppers suggestion does not work for you ->

    I had a song that I could never pinpoint the plugin causing the crash on export. My workaround was to take the final bus and add a send to an AUX track. I then recorded the AUX. Next, I opened the \audio folder and just copied the .wav to my song play folder. Not a great option, but it does work. It would be good to know what plugin is causing your crash.  

    It would be good to report this to cakewalk. If it has a dump file, it should be here->

    C:\Users\xxxxxxxxx\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core\MiniDumps

    (Replace xxxxx with your computer login name)

     

    Submit a ticket here->
    https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

  5. I figured out it was plugins causing the problem.  I’m still not sure why. I was unable to pin the problem on any single plug-in. Some plugins were set to over sample and some were not. Just for a test I turned over sampling  on for all the plugins. My results were reverse from what I thought it would be. With over sampling turned on for the whole chain, the deviation was less. Go figure ?!?!?! Come to think about it ??? The error seemed to be 1/2 what it was before? Now I’m really confused. 🤔

  6. I was going to say to lock the clips. That is a great way to protect them some. I like folders better than hiding clips. That way all of the other tracks are only one click away. There are several ways to level the different take.  First, you should use the volume to adjust them as close as you can. Some people use compressors and limiters to help level audio. These are good, but my favorite plugins are an all in one solution. There are many on the market. Some of my favorite are Waves MV2 and Vocal Rider (these two can be used together) or WA Productions Outlaw. Be sure to check out the deals forum before you buy any plugins! Outlaw will let you set a LUFS range which might be a plus later on.

    There are some good tools built into the cakewalk pro channel as well.

    Others -

    Waves - playlist rider

    Plugin alliance - Master Desk, Master Desk pro

    Sonible - Smart Limit

    Hornet Audio - several inexpensive gain rider plugins

     

    You should probably look at Outlaw 1st!

    https://www.waproduction.com/plugins/view/outlaw
     

    Good luck with your project. There is plenty of good help here. 

     

     

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  7. It is quite audible. This note is an accent on the upbeat. When not timed properly, you can hear a rush or a drag on that note. I have moved it 20+ times, trying to guess where it would end up. It is a standard audio track. The latency is set to 2048. The project is running 45% computer usage on the cakewalk meter. The before is zoomed in so you can see that the now time is exactly on the mark. The bounced is zoomed out, so you can see it is behind the original placement. 

  8. I decided to go for it. I already had patchwork, so I got a nice discount. I did download the ASIO driver. It looks like it will be a challenge to get it working with another computer.  Remote connecting would be my goal. rsinger, glad you actually got it running. Did you use it internally or LAN?

  9. You think waves did some stupid stuff. Let’s sit back and see what happens with STG and avid lol. For now,  I feel I have a safer more solid application than ProTools! Thank you bakers and sous-chefs. 

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  10. 2 hours ago, Grem said:

    And I am not hoarding plugins. I use every one of the many hundreds I have... I swear.... I am... not hoarding plugins!!

    LOL!! 

    :)

     

    If waves didn’t have the :

    64 bit vst2

    mono version

    mono to stereo version

    stereo version

    5.1 version

    7.1 versions

    repeat with 64 bit vst3

     

    I would probably could not qualify as a hoarder. 

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  11.  

    I need a new computer, but just don't have the cash right now. I looked at my motherboard asustEK p8z68-v pro gen3.  I have almost the fastest CPU it will take (i7 2600K) . I can't tell if a 3770 is faster?? 

    ?Any helpful tips to overclock the i7 2600 CPU? I read they could be overclocked to 4.4? 

    (This is an older Jim Roseberry computer)

    Should the graphics card be upgraded? Would I get any cakewalk performance improvements going from a GTX 650 to a GTX-1070 or even a lower priced card?

    This website says 495% better

    https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-650-Ti-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1070/2189vs3609

    Is there a dual output version with HDMI?

     

    Current Motherboard options -

    https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Asus-P8Z68-V-PRO-GEN3/2498

    What do you think, am I wasting my time?

     

  12. I don’t like some of the stupid things they have done, but I’d have to say this is a killer price.  There is no way you can come close to this set of plugins for anywhere close to twice this price. 

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