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Everything posted by Salvatore Sorice
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Shortening the end of a track
Salvatore Sorice replied to RICHARD HUTCHINS's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Look for an automation envelope that has a node lurking towards the end of the no sound gap -
Cakewalk Sonar - Music Tip: Secret Scrub Tool
Salvatore Sorice replied to Scott R. Garrigus's topic in Tutorials
Look forward to it. Scrub tool is great! -
Cakewalk Sonar - Music Tip: Secret Scrub Tool
Salvatore Sorice replied to Scott R. Garrigus's topic in Tutorials
Sorry Scott - I missed that - my bad :^) -
Cakewalk Sonar - Music Tip: Secret Scrub Tool
Salvatore Sorice replied to Scott R. Garrigus's topic in Tutorials
In the video I think you should mention that you need to press the shortcut key "J" to enable the scrub tool. -
Not at my PC to test, but I’m guessing that you could use CTRLclick to select non adjacent tracks or SHIFTclick to select a bunch of adjacent tracks, then hold down CTRL while clicking on the freeze button to freeze what is selected.
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I don't have any of their products - my price shows as $799. Yikes! Maybe buy something small and I'd get an "upgrade" offer?
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It's a very simple song (which most great songs are). Great lyrics - and this is an excellent interpretation.
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Is it lame music cartoon time again? I think "yes".
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
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FREE Immersive Studio Reverb Library + REmatrix plug-in
Salvatore Sorice replied to BTP's topic in Deals
No idea how to download / install it... EDIT: Figured it out - had to do more scrolling - my mistake 😁 -
Is it lame music cartoon time again? I think "yes".
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
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Is it lame music cartoon time again? I think "yes".
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
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Is it lame music cartoon time again? I think "yes".
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
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The Ultimate Cakewalk Course | FREE
Salvatore Sorice replied to Robert McClellan's topic in Tutorials
I’ve watched a bunch of them and learned a lot. Thanks @Robert McClellan -
FWIW, on 02/27/2025 I had a project that would not stop playing no matter what I tried. Task manager, etc. showed things running normally (no high CPU for any processes, etc.). Had to kill Sonar via Task Manager. That was the first time that ever happened - never saw it with a prior build. All is running OK now. I'll report back if it happens again.
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theme Tuncury Light Green Theme Updated for CbB 2021.12
Salvatore Sorice replied to scook's topic in UI Themes
Wish scook would come back... -
Puns Anyone? Got 'em? Post 'em.
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
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Puns Anyone? Got 'em? Post 'em.
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
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Let's hope that bringing back the Theme Editor is on the ToDo list! Some of the Cakewalk themes that users came up with are great...
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Confused by reply on Sonar by Caldecott. Hope?
Salvatore Sorice replied to Misha's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
As has been stated in many other threads, if you have a license for one of the older versions of Cakewalk (that included TTS-1), and install that BEFORE installing the new Sonar, TTS-1 will available. As for the Sonitus plug-ins - they're old, DX, but actually very good. Also, the Staff has said (in a thread I started recently) that an update is in progress for the Sonitus Suite. See https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/83803-sonitus-plugins-will-they-remain-in-sonar-and-be-supported/#comments -
Waves Vocal Rider - a waste of money?
Salvatore Sorice replied to Salvatore Sorice's topic in Instruments & Effects
Thanks @SVSX and @Misha I’ve had good success with both Vocal Rider and Trackspacer so I’ll continue using them. Will have to work more with gain automation as well. So much to learn! -
Puns Anyone? Got 'em? Post 'em.
Salvatore Sorice replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
An Electrician, Mechanic and IT guy get into a car together, and the car won't start. Electrician: "Might be the battery" Mechanic: "Might be the alternator" IT Guy: "Let's just all get out and get back in again"