Wookiee

I read it OK. Perhaps my interpretation of what you was saying was inexact, due to your terminology. I obviously incorrectly thought by track pane you were referring to FX bin of the track or FX bin of the clip, silly me. As Colin notes please define what you mean by track pane! An FX can be in two places in the FX bin of the whole track or the FX bin of the clip. If you delete a clip with an FX in the clips FX bin, then the FX is going to be deleted as well, as Colin notes.

Thank you.

Next time you decided to delete a clip try this. 1. EDIT > Select none. 2. Select the clip or clips, the delete clips. If just the clip goes then I would suspect that by accident or chance the FX was also selected. If not report with the project to support@cakewalk.com, don't include audio unless significant.

On section of your video there are flecks of black, so many videos have it. It is as if the video content is so empty they have to put crap on the picture to keep the watcher interested.

All tracks created using Gforce Oberheim Software synths. Noted.

Suitably fun for the theory of the subject.

Just as a matter of interest have you mono tested this, with the spread so wide it might be worth it. This stereo mix seems to work well here, though it does appear there is quite a bit of background noise..

Hi Nigel, Like the track, don't understand the need for unnecessary noise on videos these days, just a pointless distraction nothing artistic. I am referring to the scene where the man is walking in the street. Just so many videos have pointless noise artifacts, they do nothing.

@Larry T. do you have a copy of the Youlean loudness plugin, excellent toy for assessing loudness. The Pro version even has the facilities to normalise for different streaming platforms for appropriate LUFS. Well worth getting a copy. You might also want look into clipping plugings, these can increase perceived loudness without creating an overly hot output.

Tough ain't it when your left behind, when they move on to the next life. Nicely done Barry your skills have come on a long way.

Interesting meander through sound.

Tad hot here, sorry

The lonely people! They are those left behind when their partners and friends die simples. Always brave to cover a Beatles song nicely done Steve.

Pleasant tune, easy on the ears, nice mix.

Enjoyable rocking.

Defiantly got a swagger in the groove.

Suitably uplifting groove

Always a pleasure to hear you play and sing, nice Mark

Works Here, mix seem balanced to thes furry ears, though the shaker sounds a little forward in the verse, just my weird lugs.

Works Here, mix seem balanced to thes furry ears.

Mix works well here.

Nicely done. Been working on something for my beautiful Ms. W. who left us in January, nothing quite seems to work yet.

Nice laid back groove, interesting sounds,

Mix sounds reasonable though I suspect quite compressed.

@Matthias_L the XV5080 does indeed include all the same presets as the JV1080. It should be noted though that both these plugings can only play single patches. Unlike their hardware equivalent they do not have the facilities to play performance patches, which could consist of 16 patches.