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Hey, it looks like they don't need just about everything else, so maybe they don't even need a keyboard either, ya?
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How do you keep the sand out of your keyboard?
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Apollo 11 - a true story of failure
craigb replied to SteveStrummerUK's topic in The Coffee House v2.0
Wow... my post above has a pink background and is "hidden!" That's something new... -
Well, it starts out ok, but what the heck is all that stuff in the middle that's not more becan??! 😲
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Love Boz's stuff and the Sidewinder I think was my introduction. I used that all the time. However, when Izotope came out of the free Imager, I found that became my go-to and Sidewinder the backup. Both are excellent.
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Apollo 11 - a true story of failure
S.L.I.P. replied to SteveStrummerUK's topic in The Coffee House v2.0
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CAL is a LISP-like programming language that has been deprecated for years. Simple functions like moving the Now time will probably work as long as the language is part of the program. Keep in mind, time in CAL is expressed in measures, beats and ticks. Ticks are the smallest unit of measure. Ticks-per quarter note is a per-project preference setting. The default is 960. The actual time a tick takes is a function of the number of ticks per quarter note and the BPM. IOW ticks per second = (ticks per quarter note) * (beats per minute) / 60
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Apollo 11 - a true story of failure
InstrEd replied to SteveStrummerUK's topic in The Coffee House v2.0
NO, some Kitty Love and Tenderness. Just don't tell Bitflipper (Dave) He doesn't like kitties -
My puppy would love one of those
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Apollo 11 - a true story of failure
Bapu replied to SteveStrummerUK's topic in The Coffee House v2.0
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I'm running Win 7 Ultimate so I'm not dealing with Win 10 "improvements" Bill
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Apollo 11 - a true story of failure
S.L.I.P. replied to SteveStrummerUK's topic in The Coffee House v2.0
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I haven't seen fast binder boy in ages. Anyone know how he is? He made the video linked in the thread.
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Thanks very much, Scook. This all worked perfectly, but it was quite a bit of a learning curve. I had no idea what dot CAL files were, but found the folder where they are stored. Looked at a few, but it is rocket science to me. Using Notepad, I copied your scripts and named them. I had to study up on Key Bindings also. Did not know it was there under Options. Bound the CALs to Left and Right keys and it works great. I had to change (+= Now 30) and (int offset 30) to (+= Now 2) and (int offset 2) to get the Now bar to step in 1 milliseconds increments. Thanks again.
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Apollo 11 - a true story of failure
Bapu replied to SteveStrummerUK's topic in The Coffee House v2.0
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Does anyone know about this? Thanks! Jono
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Hi there, quick question: If I want to move a bunch of tracks WITH all their automation, do I have to select everything, THEN set it to view automation before using "cut special"? Any other way I select doesn't seem to include the automation, even though it's set to "select envelopes with clips" What's happening there? Thanks! Jono
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These are all great suggestions! I am going to put in a plug for Synth1 from Ichiro Toda, and the Synth1 Librarian from Neutrino Sky. You can customize the Synth1 color scheme and panel size if the stock version is not to your liking. https://www.kvraudio.com/product/synth1-by-ichiro-toda https://www.kvraudio.com/product/synth1-librarian-by-neutrino-sky Here is a zip bank with 14,000+ free presets for Synth1. You WILL need the Synth1 Librarian to manage and search these presets! And you can show/hide the Synth1 UI with one click, but it is not necessary to have it open to audition presets, as the librarian provides a wrapper for the synth. https://veryrandomstreams.blogspot.com/2012/03/over-10000-free-patchessounds-for-free.html
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Thks Bill of course i chcked all this , still ûconsistant , i ve found an article on sound on sound about this type of reports from mainly windows users , i think it s a deep issue with winodws double clocks in cubase messing this up ... https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/solving-midi-timing-problems I tried some of those stuff https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=144694
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Cakewalk 2019.07 Early Access Update Now Available!
msmcleod replied to Jesse Jost's topic in Early Access Program (NEW!)
I've just spent the last hour messing around with various settings. One post on the Avid forum suggested it was Intel Turbo Boost causing it, but disabling it in the BIOS makes no difference for me. I can usually make this happen reliably by quickly stopping/starting the transport repeatedly. It'll happen around 1 out of 5 times doing this when my usual ASIO buffer setting of 64. When it's set to 32, I get it 2 out of 3 times. Obviously in normal use, it's a lot less frequent than this - I quite often use a buffer setting of 32 for recording piano, and I can go several hours with it happening only once or twice in normal use. However, I failed to get the motor-boating with a buffer of 128 or higher. So I think the answer is to use a larger ASIO buffer, and if necessary use the PDC button when tracking. If you really need to use a lower buffer, then just accept the buzz might come along now and again. [Edit] - It's worth mentioning I've only ever heard of this happening with the Scarlett interfaces. I certainly don't get this with any of my other interfaces. -
Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment and thanks for the kind words. The parts I most enjoy are the harmony bits.
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Thanks for taking the time to listen and commenting. Believe me, control over the instrument is a work in progress for me. Thanks for the kind words.
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Please help with preference colors. (Now Time and PRV beat lines)
yeto replied to yeto's question in Q&A
Thank you. I like the dark PRV view. I just wanted to make a few tweaks. I am okay for now but again thank you for the offer. Everyone in this forum is soooooo helpful. I wish all forums could be like this one. Again thank you, yeto -
