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Let's say Koby has this deal, his prices are around $23 per plugin. $23 x 3= $69/4=$17.25 per plugin of your choice. Damn Larry! You keep getting them to lower the price again and again!! Is 17.25 the new $23?!! : )

I am working with 24/44 on my Surface Pro. And I see your at 48/32 which may be why we see a difference. But based on what I am seeing, I think what your issue is has to do with CbB saving extra data/info for the clip so that it can revert back or undo. And that is compounded by you switching the tempo after the project was started. Others have reported strange behavior that was due to info that is 'traveling' with the clip for reasons of reverting and undo. So I am not sure if this is a bug or expected behavior. Now I could be way off on the reasons why this is happening, but I think I am in the3 ballpark! : ) Maybe someone else will chime in and give us a different reason.

Nope. I still get the expected results. I don't see the extended zero waveform lines that you see. Even when I do it like you do in the video. On another note, I never use the Smart Grid. It does things that I don't expect and I am left wondering 'Why is this happening?' So I made myself a project template that I use for new projects. So I essentially never see Smart Grid in action. Let me ask you this, has that clip your dragging been edited at the start/beginning of the clip? That might have something to do with this. IOW, CbB is saving the info that's been edited in case you want to revert back to the original clip. And look what happened with me! This was after I edited the clip, then bounced it to clip.

Ohhhh!! Now I get it!! : ) I changed the tempo BEFORE I did anything else. Let me try it now that I know what you mean and see what I get.

I agree with this. And this was the only thing I forgot to look at when I did your test. And @Sonarman you are correct, at the last seven to eight steps from zoom being maxed out (or would that be maxed in!) the grid lines disappear. I think you may have found a bug. : ) You can report it by submitting steps to reproduce the issue to @Noel Borthwick, @Jon Sasor, or @Jesse Jost any one will get you to the place to make the report.

@Sonarman look here to make zero crossing settings: https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR X3&language=3&help=Dialogs2.076.html I can get the clip right back on bar 2, but it takes a little drag/drop/drag/drop to get it just right without snap settings. With snap settings it just snaps to the bar 2 mark. Is this what your referring too? How does it sound? Does it sound like a click at the beginning of the clip? Is it out of timing?

@Sonarman I did what you described/ asked. So yes I changed the tempo. I also zoomed in as far as it will go, sample level. And yes, I did as you asked, when zoomed in max I was able to move the clip, get it back exactly to bar 2, and I was able to get the now marker on bar 2 also. If you want a clip to fall exactly on the beginning of a bar, you can use snap settings of a musical time. IOW measure, half, quarter, eighth, act. There is also a setting (not at my computer) that puts edits at the zero crossing, eliminating the need to zoom in and check.

How are you zooming in? I just tried what you asked, I zoomed in to the sample level, and my clip stayed exactly at Bar 2. I can not reproduce your issue. When you zoom in so far, the grid lines disappear depending on your snap settings. I had it set to 128th note and the grid did disappear after I zoomed in beyond that level of note resolution.

Interesting. I looked at some of their other stuff too. Not bad looking plugins for sure.

I forgot about that. Your are correct KK. And if anyone wants to upgrade the Gold Bundle to include the RennMaxx just ask Koby, he can cut you a good deal. He did for me and many others.

That's what I'm thinking. No-Brainer here people!

It's stuff like this that makes me glad I didn't get that UAD unit from Bapu! That would have been hard to resist!!

But they do sound damn good!!

Was it this low?

Wow!! Just WoWW! I know I have said this many times, but there is not a dud plugin in the Gold Bundle. $93.05=$2.22 per plugin. Wow!!

I use Melodyne to help me get the best out of my vocals because I am not the best singer. And I want people to hear my songs. I have people that I work with that don't need pitch correction. But most do need timing correction. Between Melodyne and Audiosnap/stretching features of CbB, I have it all covered. I am of the opinion to get/record the best performace possible first. Then you work from there. And we all are extremely fortune to have all the amazing tools at our disposal.

But, with Ctrl+click, you can add more to an already selected portion. With Shift click, you can select a whole range. With Ctrl+click you can add more to already selected sections. HTH

Melodyne has some really nice features that you could use. It's not just for sound engineers. I use it in creative ways often. But I do have the full version. If your trail period ran out and you didn't get to try it out, you could try and see if they would extend your trail period. It maybe a long shot, but it might work. : )

I can say that he makes and outstanding stomp comp sim (HCS1) for putting in front of a guitar amp sim. Works really well. I also enjoy playing through the Chorus60 plugin he makes. And of course, the plugin that got me started with Hornet was the VU meter.

But of course!! And several for each machine too!! : )

Gotta be!!! LOL!

I really like this EQ. It takes a bit to get your head around how it's laid out and operates. But I really like the sound you can get with it. Good alternative to Pultec sims.

Wow!! It appears that PA is following Waves in the $29 deal! They must be monitoring this forum and know we ain't gonna pay much more than $29 for plugins now!! Great work Larry! You have brought the PPP down! WAY DOWN! : ) [edit] Forgot to say that the Maag plugin is really good on vocals. Don't over do it. Great price. No-brainer

If you mean including it with CbB, that won't happen. V-Vocal was a Roland product offered with Sonar when they owned Cakewalk. When Gibson bought Cakewalk, that was the end of V-Vocal. Unless you already owned V-Vocal from a purchase of Sonar when it was with Roland, your not going to get it.

I have this and I really enjoy playing through it. I have only tried it on my guitar. But I could say that it should work really well with synths/keyboards/rhodes sims.