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The Minifreak hardware synth is $599. The Minifreak V software version is being marketed at $99, as an introductory price off the full retail $199, but your special deal may be lower. My special price is $49. https://www.soundonsound.com/news/arturia-release-minifreak-v "Arturia have announced that the software version of their recently released MiniFreak synthesizer is now available as a standalone virtual instrument plug-in, having previously been bundled exclusively with the hardware instrument. MiniFreak V is described by the company as a mirror-image of the hardware, offering the same dual synthesis engine, a modelled analogue filter, and stereo effects, all of which combine to deliver a sound that Arturia say is indistinguishable from the instrument itself."

Hope you already downloaded and archived them!

It's real. I can reproduce it on two different computers, one is a DIY desktop with an Nvidia GTX graphics adapter, the other is a Dell laptop with Intel HD integrated graphics. It's hard to imagine that NI has let this bug persist for so long. The standalone KK works just fine, as it's only the plugin version that is bugged. But I find the standalone useless as you can not layer instruments in KK, so using the plugin in a host allows you more than a single instance of KK. But the weird thing is that this bug appears when only using a single instance of the KK plugin. Bottom line is that I have quit using KK for now, and just check it out with each update. So far, no joy.

You might find this utility written by a Cakewalk Sonar forum user to browse and search your .cwp project folders for track names, audio files, plugin names, or user info. It doesn't show the version numbers or anything, but it might be useful for locating items within old projects. It still works with CbB, and even launches a selected .cwp project in CbB if desired. >>> ProjectScope for Cakewalk http://forum.cakewalk.com/ProjectScope-for-Sonar-Project-Files-CWPs-updated-to-support-new-Sonar-project-features-m3584169.aspx All CW Utility Downloads > http://forum.cakewalk.com/SONAR-Cakewalk-by-BandLab-CbB-Resources-and-Utilities-m3392713.aspx#3472457 ProjectScope Download > https://app.box.com/s/w6vlflxai9804wm2xquj6plbaizzf76z

Well if you go back 50 years before "Thriller" in '82, the Billboard #1 hit in 1932 was "Fred Astaire - Night And Day 1932 - Leo Reisman Orchestra".

Well, most of the Objeq Delay parameters are exposed for use in automation lanes, so that's of some use.

It appears that once unlocked, there is no longer a 400 usage limit...

That's fine if they want to do it that way, but they should fully disclose the facts on the product page, or at the very least on the download page.

WTF??? I wasn't aware that the full product had any usage limitations, especially since it is not a "Kontakt Player" licensed instrument. Although I have never reached the 400 limit, this just sounds weird. Is it April 1st??? ? Edit: I just noticed the "Authorize for free" in fine print on my KH Kinetic Strings Plus UI. I contacted them and they quickly sent me a special .nki file to launch that unlocked the library. It worked, and was relatively painless, yet a total surprise. I have never seen a curve ball like this in all my years of downloading, installing, and authorizing computer software. All in all a weird interaction, IMO...

Yeah, that one...

Greetings from AAS, We’re writing to let you know that we’ve just released updates for all current products (see list below) that add native AAX support on Apple Silicon (M1-, M2-series) computers. Windows users benefit from minor fixes and improvements. * AAS Player, Swatches, and all sound packs v1.6.1 * Chromaphone 3 v3.1.3 * Lounge Lizard EP-4 v4.4.3 * Lounge Lizard Session 4 v4.4.2 * Multiphonics CV-1 v1.1.0 * Objeg Delay v1.3.3 * String Studio VS-3 v3.2.2 * Strum GS-2 v2.4.3 * Strum Session 2 v2.4.2 * Ultra Analog Session 2 v2.3.2 * Ultra Analog VA-3 v3.2.5 Simply download and run the latest installer from your Registered Products page at the address below. Note that the Custom “All” Installer allows you to update all your products in one fell swoop.

Great spatializer!!! The free version is a no-brainer, which includes the panner/reverb/3D, but this full version unlocks the delay and some extra bits. https://www.auburnsounds.com/products/Panagement.html

No pain, no gain! ?

Well considering that LP-64 Multiband has been around since Sonar 8, it has most likely not been tested and updated for quite a while... I wouldn't advise buying any old Cakewalk Sonar related products from Guitar Center or elsewhere either.

Yeah, that's the newer one. But definitely set it to "Expert, Precision: Non Linear" mode for mixing or the look-ahead buffering for linear phase will really kick your session's tail! ?

Here is a MIDI CC (Continuous Controller ) list. https://www.presetpatch.com/midi-cc-list.aspx The "mod wheel" is the modulation wheel found next to the pitch bend wheel on most MIDI synths and controller keyboards. The mod wheel sends MIDI CC#1 to your MIDI device. In the case of BBCSO that controls the second slider in the BBCSO plugin UI. The tool tips in BBCSO indicate their slider is called "Dynamics". In the case of the long Violins, moving the mod wheel (CC#1) moves that "Dynamics" slider as it changes the volume of the sound. It seems to have no effect on the violin articulations that do respond to velocity layers, i.e. the spicatto, pizzicato, and staccato, etc.

I am hearing the legato articulation, just no detectable volume differences with a harder attack. So the velocity is likely triggering a different sample layer for that articulation. But in the the case of the longs, I suspect there are no velocity layers included, as there is probably no reason to have them when you can use other controllers for that.

Does this have something that Pigments 4.0 does not have?

Well the velocity is being received at the DAW correctly from the keyboard used, an Arturia KeyLab 61 MkII. It just seems that BBCSO "long" articulations do not respond to velocity. I checked this with Cakewalk 2022.11 and Studio One 5.5.2 Pro, and got the same results.

Bingo!!!

On my end it doesn't matter if I play Violins 1 Legato with a light or heavy touch on the keys. Same sound as far as velocity any way I strike the key, but the legato is there. Edit: it seems to be a variable feature based on the specific articulations being used. I was only testing the "longs" earlier. It seems that the other articulations such as "staccato" or "pizzicato" do respond to velocity.

Just tested the velocity in BBCSO Discover and Core here. The Woodwinds, Brass, and Strings do not respond to velocity. The Percussion section does. Cakewalk will record the velocity sent from your controller for each note on event, or any edits that you make to velocity via the controller pane in the piano roll. But only the BBCSO Percussion will respond to the sent velocity. Use the mod wheel to control the dynamics slider in the Spitfire plugin.