John Vere

You cannot post videos directly here as they are usually to big for the limit of 4.88 MB. So you have to post to You Tube and then link it. Or put it in Drop box, One Drive, or Google drive and share the link.

ctrl W = toggles stop in place or rewind to where you started You can see that in the screen shot. Good shortcut to remember. I use it a lot.

@Marcvs Which patch were you using. I just downloaded and installed the Vital synth and So far I get no static. But it might just be in a certain sample . Pretty cool sounds anyway. Lots of Ambient stuff. Free.. Can't resist free. EDIT- Spoke too soon. Abbyson patch crackles exactly like your sound sample. But I played a lot of them and that's the only one so far. Overall it's a very cool assortment of sounds. So I wouldn't toss it out, just don't use the abbyson patch or others if they are nasty.

You can use Track templates instead

+1 to Melodyne 5. They offered it for $99 as an upgrade and it was well worth the price. I could never get my head around it in the past so continue using V vocal. I watched the video of the M5 release and finally got it. I think it is much improved and less buggy than 4.

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The other day I had little crackles on a narrative on playback. Wasn’t there on monitoring. Turns out I had changed my sample rate in the recording software ( OSB) to 48 but my interface and Windows were set to 44.1. Just a thought.

I like that-Cakewalking Thats as good as the other day a person who said English wasn’t their first language called the busy icon the “ spinning wheel of thought “. ?

You didn’t read my post. You need an interface with loop back for streaming Those Behringers don’t look like they do.

We are trying to help. But as I said I'm not even sure where you are at with this.. a month goes by and have you done any further research? and ya, read the instructions that come with the Sample player? We are very helpful here if your ask questions and stay engaged in the thread. Otherwise myself I will assume you figured it out ( great) So what is the question?

So over a month goes by and the op returns with even less info about what it is they are trying to do.

This video will be posted for a few day only So I hope that the op returns before I delete it Guess not

The Input gain control at the top of Audio and Instrument tracks are identical in nature. There is no difference for the Gain control at the top of a channel strip between a Simple instrument track or the Split instrument track . For all audio tracks including instrument tracks it controls the Input gain coming to the top of the signal path for the channel strip from either an audio track or the audio generated by a VST instrument. Pretty sure the Gain control for a Instrument track follows after the Level control of the GUI. A Simple Instrument track has midi Channel and bank and patch boxes just like a midi track. And a Split Midi instrument track doesn't. A Simple instrument track can record Midi data but a Split Instrument track will actually record the Audio of the VST, not midi. The MIDI gain control in the same location on the channel strip is for Velocity, not audio gain. Don't use that or you could change the timber of many VST samples. I think this is what is happening to the OP. Velocity might seem to be volume but is not what it was designed for. It's the difference in how hard something is played. Of course you hit a drum harder it will be louder, but the timber changes as well. For Midi Use the GUI mixer or level, or Instrument ( audio ) tracks gain or the channel fader. For the midi tracks you would use the fader for volume. Individual drum kit pieces or multi timbral VST's are adjusted in either the GUI mixer or if you split the instrument output into multiple audio tracks.

Exactly. Regional effects have always been on the edge for me so years ago I developed the habit of always copy the track first. Then chop it into short clips. No more than 2 measures. Then after the edit I render the regional effect. Never had it not work. If you want to redo something it’s pretty easy to copy from the original

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That’s not exactly true. You need at least 7 of them to cover different keys. A good brand like Lee Oskar or Honer are more like $50. Lots of players like Kontact, Dim pro and my go to Air Xpand have good harmonica patches. You can get Xpand for a little as $10 on sale. So if you had old Sonar you’ll have Dim Pro or Rapture look there first. Tts1 has one but it’s sort of lame.

Ok that’s not hard to do but I don’t have time to type out the steps right now. Latter after dinner

Your not being clear about what you are trying to do. Do want to copy an entire project? Do you want to copy a selection of tracks? Do you want to cut the project into individual songs?

I’m not clear on what your issue is but most new interfaces have a loop back feature that was added because so many people need to live stream audio from audio software. I can screen capture or live stream from my Motu M4 while running Cakewalk in ASIO mode.

As I just found out don’t use the input quantization as this also creates double notes. Just in case other read this

Lucky you,, I just finished this and its all about Cakewalk audio and I actually Guarantee Sound after you watch it

The reason you were hearing nothing is you soloed the midi track which is associated with the DSK Brass VST. When you changed the midi track output the instrument you selected would be muted still. The DSK brass would be the one soloed. You would have heard the new choice if you had un soloed the DSK Brass and midi track and re soloed again. This will then solo the new output associated with the midi track

If your C drive is full you must be storing data files there. Move the data to a storage drive were it belongs. A full C drive will have issues. I keep mine under 60 % if possible.

Man. We really need to bring manufacturing back home. I tried to by a frigging stove and there’s none to be had. Guess why. Meanwhile there are empty factories in Canada and the US that not long ago made these things. Oops better not break the rules here.