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Thanks, so the 32 bit is "floating"?
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Kawika started following templates missing , Is 32 bit floating in Cakewalk band lab? and missing Waves plugins
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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
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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.
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Hi, Suddenly, all of my Waves plugins cannot be located (on Cakewalk BandLab). Has this happened to anyone?
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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.
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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
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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
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OK....Hey, thanks so much for your time and expert knowledge. I really appreciate it! Kawika
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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"
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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?
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Hey Thanks. Don't some of the video programs "find" my plug ins (e.g., Sound Toys, Waves etc)?
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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?
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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
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OK....Video editor not DAW....got it. Regarding VideoStudio Pro: Will it recognize my 3rd party (e.g., SoundToys) audio plugins that Cakewalk recognizes? Also, anyone else recommend a Video editor that will allow me to use my 3rd party audio plugins. VideoStudioPro sounds like a great deal....just asking. thanks Kawika