Interview with a guy from Bandlab about Cakewalk including a new feature!

[Martin Hooper 15]

 

[User 905133 473]

The discussion of the new feature under development [articulation maps] starts at 18:22.

Edited September 17, 2020 by User 905133
"under development" added

[FJ Lamela 30]

Great interview and future improvements for Cakewalk.

It's great,CAKEWALK is more alive than never!

[InstrEd 1,965]

1 hour ago, FJ Lamela said:

It's great,CAKEWALK is more alive than never!

I hope you meant to say Ever! 

[FJ Lamela 30]

Opss,sorry for my english!!!

It's great,CAKEWALK is more alive than ever!

[InstrEd 1,965]

Just watched the video.  Great job Jesse.

The new articulation feature in development has really peaked my interest.

[InstrEd 1,965]

So will this be a October, November, or December release?

[twelvetone 19]

Does anyone understand this better than me, or have more info?

I don't get how a single articulation over an entire midi clip qualifies as - well - articulation?

Usually you have perhaps a string scrape or tonal change on just one note, making it sound live.

Roland SuperNaturals have guitars with slides if you play half or one tone legato.

Or CC control to move violins from normal to vibrato.

But this is supposed to be introduced incidentally, by feel. Not just a whole clip.

Edited September 19, 2020 by twelvetone

[John Bradley 198]

The articulation doesn't apply to a whole clip. If you watch further you can see a part where he's got an articulation that's one note long in the middle of a phrase played in a different manner.

I can see some utility in that it gives you human readable indication of the play style, rather than you having to remember "why is there an F# two octaves below the lowest note in my G chord", and "which particular articulation is that, anyway"?

Also of potential interest to those who aren't using string/horn/orchestral libraries with many types of articulation: the 'articulations' don't have to output midi notes, but can do various 'soft' transforms to the existing notes (octave up, arpeggiator, etc.).

Not in my top 10 list of features, but all improvements to software that isn't costing us a penny (other than Larry's deals!) are to be applauded.

[Heinz Hupfer 91]

HI:)

 

WWWHHHHOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO😁 ARTICULATION MAPS! YESSSSSSSS👍

@Martin Hooper

Thank you very much for this Video!

 

Bassman.

 

 

[TracingArcs 173]

I like the idea of being able to use BBCSO Discover in this way with Articulation maps. Will make things a whole lot easier.

 

[Esteban Villanova 114]

Now CbB becomes a serious contender for media/orchestral composers! Score editor improvements would be nice.

[InstrEd 1,965]

1 hour ago, Esteban Villanova said:

Now CbB becomes a serious contender for media/orchestral composers! Score editor improvements would be nice.

Yes, yes, and yes please

[Steve Harder 115]

Thank you, Thank you!!!!

This is the feature that had me looking at other daws.

Turns out that "Patience is a virtue."

[musekamp 2]

Great to see this! Really looking forward to this feature!

[noynekker 144]

Well, it's not an earth shattering improvement having articulation mapping . . . because it seems you still have to program it . . . it just makes it more user friendly to program it, which is what a lot of the more recent Cakewalk improvements are all about. Maybe I'll like it more after it saves me some programming time ? 

Edited September 19, 2020 by noynekker

[Steve Harder 115]

22 minutes ago, noynekker said:

because it seems you still have to program it .

But the templates can be shared after they are created.  So you can benefit from the work of others and share yours.  It doesn't take long for templates to be created for most of the often owned libraries.

Edited September 19, 2020 by Steve Harder
correction

[noynekker 144]

1 hour ago, Steve Harder said:

But the templates can be shared after they are created.  So you can benefit from the work of others and share yours.  It doesn't take long for templates to be created for most of the often owned libraries.

HA ! Let's just hope it's a kinder gentler sharing Cakewalk world regarding this . . . I'm holding my breath for the Kontakt Spitfire Libraries Articulation changes to be shared right here.

[melmyers 8]

I've been a continuous Cakewalk user since Sonar 8, when one regularly had to pay for updates. I was skeptical about Bandlab being able to provide a quality up-to-date program for free, but there is no doubt that Bandlab has improved the stability of Cakewalk and, as the video indicates, continues to innovate.

Articulation Maps are going to be very helpful for work flow.

[Max Arwood 146]

11 hours ago, InstrEd said:

Yes, yes, and yes please

Echo on...... Yes this would be nice.  Nothing fancy, just a good basic notation. Not like S1 where you have to bounce stuff back and forth.