Mr No Name

I'm remembering some history of the old days, (Sweeney Todd) When Barbers used to be involved in amputations and these types of things. Pretty sure that they only do hair cuts these days.

I had no idea you needed a license to be a barber. You learn something new everyday.?

As an outsider looking in, I think you should be a bit more optimistic / supportive of how things are moving forward, The Cakewalk brand as it was, was practically lost as far as I can see, it was dragged back out of the ashes and is now reborn, and has become a "Brand" again. You dyed in the wool oldtimers should be pleased. Show some support and get a subscription. Do it for Cakewalk. Do it for Sonar. Long Live Cakewalk, Hurrah.

It seems to have been relaunched somehow ? as it's own entity ? disclaimer: I not exactly sure of the internal workings of these corporations

There was a post on this forum I read this morning from a Bandlab person when they first announced the new "Sonar" DAW. It say's that Cakewalk would be no longer a part of Bandlab but a separated part of the company, the new DAW "Sonar" (and Next) seems to be not actually anything directly to do with Bandlab anymore and is infact called "Cakewalk Sonar" It would seem this new business relationship between Cakewalk and Bandlab now involves the Cakewalk brand, licencing the DAW to Bandlab ? Things may have obviously changed since this announcement.

wouldn't that make her a hairdresser then ?

fine imo, he was wearing the watch and as happy as larry. if they gave him a guitar that would be a problem.

you'll be 80 by the time it's released, inflation will have pushed the price up unfortunately.

nice track that, a slow burner, the main chorus build up / breakdown was good, could have been a temptation to over use the vocal, then a slow decent to the end, enjoyed. Nice.

shut your Cakehole by Bandblab CbB

why don't everyone chip in a few quid and we'll take over cakewalk how it used to be, buy bandlab out ? it could be called Cakewalk by Cakewalk Cbc.

and they never will.

I believe they call this type of behaviour "gaslighting" I would say imo that they want people on a subscription model, it is more profitable.

I've learned when they have some bloke giving a testimonial saying it's his grandmothers favourite plug in and a picture of him (cheesy emotional piano music is a new one) you know you don't need to buy it.

AKG K361 / K371

Maybe consider investing in a faderport ? very useful for writing automation.

can you not do "write automation" using the fader ?

out here too, scheduled maintenance or service outage.

Get rid of internet/smartphone, get a dumbphone. Personally I don't even carry a mobile phone on my person. gets left in the car or the house, if i'm not in earshot when it rings it doesn't get answered. Very liberating. If you have a girlfriend / wife who phones you every five minutes, even more liberating.

Have you ever tried Voicemeeter Banana ? like an internal mixing desk for your computer. might help?

Welcome to pluginaholics anonymous PA, admitting you have a problem is the first step on the road to recovery, take it one hour at a time, before you know it it will be two. accept you will never be able to buy a plugin again, stay strong, don't blame cclarry. (maybe just put him on ignore)

You should have been around in the 1970's, you could have had a job making TV theme tunes.

They are very good, but they have the strange problem of having no GUI(or they did have) and tiny user interfaces, so instead of looking at a pretty plugin or digital picture of a piece oh hardware with lots of lights flashing, you had to listen to what it does and decide if it made an improvement to the sound of the audio. I think this put a lot of people off. plus they were free so had to be rubbish, Some people said.

pretty sure this man is a genius.