Kawika

Thanks!!

Thanks, so the 32 bit is "floating"?

Hi, I don't know what that means but I have a 2 track that I'm working on with a Mastering Engineer. I hand delivered a song done on a cassette. He sent it back as an audio file at 96k 32bit floating for me to edit and suggests I edit and export in the same format(s). Thus the reason for my question.... Thanks, Kawika

Thanks guys, Waves Tech-support solved my problem. I needed to launch Waves Central, allow it to Sync, and then launch my DAW. It worked great.

Hi, Suddenly, all of my Waves plugins cannot be located (on Cakewalk BandLab). Has this happened to anyone?

Thanks Canopus, but the space is where my last name was. I took it out in the word processing of this forum, for privacy. It's not there in Cakewalk.

Hi, Thanks for the reply. This is what I see across from "Templates: C:\Users\David \AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core" Is "roaming significant? thanks, David

Hi, When I go to start a new project there aren't templates for which to choose. Any Ideas on retrieving them. I must have inadvertently made them unavailable. Thanks, David

OK....Hey, thanks so much for your time and expert knowledge. I really appreciate it! Kawika

Thanks....that all made perfect sense! And, if I were to use a "simple (video) editor" for my relatively basic needs, what would you recommend? Per "For what you are asking, you could also do the video work in a simpler editor"

OK....this makes sense: " I edit the video as needed in a video sled, export as HD AVI (or Mpg4), import into a DAW, then score to picture. Mix & export audio back to video sled, then post it up to the director & music coordinator at the movie production house." My purposes are pretty pedestrian. I am just putting together short, live band vignettes to garner future dates at clubs. Agents and club owners only want to hear shorts. So, it seems to me, (1) I could edit my video in a video software program, which in my case is also audio. Then save as MPg4. (2) Then import that video/audio file into Cakewalk to use my audio plug ins. Will Cakewalk accept my edited video? If so, (3) I can then export as a Mpg4 thereby editing both video and audio. Is that right?

Hey Thanks. Don't some of the video programs "find" my plug ins (e.g., Sound Toys, Waves etc)?

I just found Cyberlink Power Director 13 on one of my computers; apparently, I bought it 10 years ago. Perhaps that has what I need?

Thanks for the info on Davinci Resolve. I appreciate it and will check it out, now! By-the-way, I don't mind paying 2-300.00 if need be, for an intuitive easy to learn program. Really, the only thing I'll be doing video-wise is cutting, moving, and cross-fading. Hmmmmm, As I think about, it would be cool to zoom in after-the-fact at the editing stage; though , I don't know if that's possible. Thanks