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My audio interface, a Focusrite Scarlet 18I20, does indeed have a Loopback feature. On which program would I incorporate it? OBS Studio or Sonar?

Since the machine that I have Sonar on uses Windows 7, is there a version of OBS that is compatible with Windows 7 64 Bit? And, I wonder, would I be able to make the narration in OBS, then at the same time, use Speakerphone within Sonar?

The tutorial I plan to make is a detailed description of how I would use Audioease Speakerphone to make scenarios like telephone conversations, music in a restaurant, airport announcements, music on a record player, police radio chatter, and the like.

Is it screenreader accessible?

I know this might sound strange, but I want to make a tutorial of how to create a custom airport announcement utilizing Speakerphone within Sonar. However, I want to create the tutorial in a way that I can record my voice describing what's happening in one template, then make the Speakerphone tracks in another template. I want to be able to have both projects open and switch between them while recording. Is this possible without making my machine go haywire?

What if I was to recover a raw file with information in it? One that lost its file name, then try to piece this back together. Would that bring it back to life? Or would I have to do what I wasn't expecting and start all over again? That would be very disheartening if it's the latter!

May I send it to you in an Email?

I'm not sure if this will work, but here's a link. Download When You Wish Upon a Star 02, Vocals, Rec (33).wav from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way

How about .wav files like this one? I don't think I can attach the file because it's a big one. Is there a way I could send it in an email?

I did have a virus on my music machine in 2016. I wonder if that's what may have happened. Though it seems interesting, as I did format the hard drive that my projects were on, quite by accident in 2015, when I meant to repartition the C:\ Drive which was a Seagate ST3500413AS. That was before I had the virus. My computer got the virus when I downloaded and tried to install what I thought was a legitimate version of Visual Studio Community.

No, I didn't encrypt it with Bitlocker.

I want to make sure this file is not broken. The one that was modified on 3/5/2015 at 7:17 PM is one that I recovered from a formatted partition of a hard drive. Compare this with the one modified on 8/19 2013 at 10:10 PM. I think the one modified on 3/5/2015 is missing some headers. Is there a way to fix that? My Lonely Heart Cries For You.cwp My Lonely Heart Cries For You.cwp

Hey T on Y! I get that same thing in Sonar 8.5, especially when I solo my voice. I wonder if that's due to "bleed". Sometimes it drives me crazy! As I am sight challenged, I wonder if there is a way to fix that. Perhaps there's a plugin out there that lets you eliminate the metronome click noise in a recording.

Unfortunately there's a problem here: 1. I'm sight challenged, so I use JAWS, which doesn't seem to find the master fader, as it only understands text-based icons, and from what I gather, these controls in Cakewalk TTS1 seem to be image-based in some ways. 2. I can't use other virtual instruments at this moment, as my samples and instruments like Kontakt, FM Tines 2.0, StylusRMX, Trilian, and Eastwest Play instruments are on a hard drive that is out of order. It failed when my apartment complex lost power on May 27 of this year. A lot of the instruments on there are ones I've customized. I now have to send that drive into Drivesavers for Data Recovery. Luckily my renters insurance will cover the full price. All I have to pay is the $500 deductible! 3. I'm having a bit of downtime in the studio at this moment, as I just got a new tower, and I need to purchase some solid state drives, one for the Windows 7 operating system and other programs like JAWS and Sonar, and one for my projects.

I'm not even sure where that would be when JAWS seems to point in a direction other than the right one.

I'm scrolling through all the controllers with JAWS, but every time I press the "Right Mouse Button" (Numpad Multiply), JAWS seems to say that the controller I'm on is "10, and it's pointing to "Pan Part 01". Now I'm confused!

The keyboard I have is an Akai MPK25. I don't think it's faulty, because it works with other instruments. Here's an example project with Cakewalk TTS1. There's Always Tomorrow.cwp

I know it's not that, because there are no volume automation controllers in the MIDI. I restart Sonar, then the sound is heard again, but then suddenly turns back to being inaudible out of the blue.

The audio volume goes down to something barely audible. As for the data recovery, I'm sending the drive in to Drive Savers in Novato, California. The good news is, my Renter's Insurance policy with State Farm is going to cover the cost, so all I have to pay is the deductable ($500), which will be paid to my insurance company.

I would put more VST's in there. However, the drive that has the samples associated with those VST's is currently out of order and I need to send it to Drivesavers, as it shorted out when my apartment complex lost power on May 27, 2022. Here, I'll attach an example of the sound it makes when I try to power it on. I recorded this with my Olympus LS100 next to the computer, and powered on from a shutdown state. The drive makes this sound like a ticking clock at the cadence of a North American busy signal, before finally shutting off after 10 cycles of that. Hard Drive Flash On and Off Then Shut Off.zip

The only controllers in the file, a MIDI file, are 121, set to 0, and 64, set to 0. These appear at the very beginning of the file, before you find any music notes.

Any good quality GM synths out there that would sound similar to the Roland Sound Canvas SC8850? I actually used the hardware version in a Music Technology course at Lane Community College here in Eugene, Oregon when I was a student there.

The problem is: 1. I have an older machine, that's why I use Sonar 8.5. 2. I have accessibility software (Caketalking 8.8), which is only compatible with Sonar 8.5. 3. I use Windows 7 without updates on this machine (I know you might say that's a security risk, but it works just fine for me!). Any updates causes instability with the drivers and breaks compatibility with my JAWS (Job Access With Speech) screenreader software and other accessibility programs. 4. The Asio drivers I'm using are the USB Asio drivers for the Focusrite Third Generation Scarlet 18I20, which I know are the right drivers. 5. The buffer size is 512, which is the lowest latency my machine can comfortably withstand (Anything lower leads to stuttering and dropouts).

For some reason, when I go to play a MIDI file with Cakewalk TTS1, after a few minutes, sometimes after a few seconds, the audio seems to disappear. In other words, I turn it back on with the Play button (Spacebar), and what seems to have happened is the audio is barely audible. This only seems to happen with Cakewalk TTS1. Is there a way to fix this? If so, what shall I do?

Is it accessible to screenreaders like JAWS? Good Heavens I hope so!