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I thought my first video was a bit long so I made 2 shorter versions. I also made one on using TTS-1 to preview a midi file. Part-1 - How to preview a GM midi file and set up your workspace. Part-2- How to use multiple outputs Part- 3- Add a second TTS-1 to your project and split the drums to 4 outputs.
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I can still hear them thorough audio but i cant edit a certain plugin. Ive tried expanding my track view and setting my track to “FX” but i still cant see them. Also this doesn’t seem to be the case if i add a new track and add a vst. I can still see it and edit with a new track. So i think its a problem with my preexisting tracks?
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Not Sure if this is the right place. Not even sure if this is what I should ask. I have seen all these tutorials for making future funk for other DAWs but not cakewalk. I tried to follow those instructions and it just got too confusing due to not knowing my way around CW and its add ons/plugins ect. It seems simple but it isnt when you are a beginner. I figured I have to learn the basics anyways. Bht it would have been really helpful if there was a cw tutorial for this genre. Can someone point me in the right direction please? Thanks in advance!
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Hi Guys! I'm quite new to the world of music composing but since I enjoy listening to cinematic music so much I decided to give a go to this contest. I'd really appreciate your honest oppinion and some guidance on how to improve both in composing and mixing/mastering since this is pretty much a learning experience for me :) Thanks, and I hope you enjoy it! https://youtu.be/7sOBwLjVM8o
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Hey guys, I've just uploaded a new video on reverb. It covers a lot of ground, from beginner - how to use it, what do all these knobs and dials do - to discussing how reverb is used creatively in a mix. Check it out. P.S. this tutorial is done in Studio One, but the ideas and principles apply within cakewalk as well.
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