Mr No Name

Manchild -Nenah Cherry

I could have got a years subscription to Sonar for that.

I 've gradually escaped from the clutches of the cult of GAS, just use the damn plugins you have. how many can you use at once anyway? I knew it was a thing I should be avoiding when I bought a "fairchild" compressor plugin, then decided I needed 2 other fairchild emulations a day later. I didn't need them at all, cost about £100 for 3 bits of computer code. not good imo.

you're themes are great, I have the 1970's yellow installed, makes using the cakewalk daw a more joyful experience. (I changed one of the yellows slightly to a more orange shade) How did the 1970's happen? who took responsibility.

go for it, it will be the best $49 you ever spent.

If you want all the features you have to buy the full version, all the money people spend on VST's and software synths, you're DAW is the most important thing. you can't have your cake and eat it too. stop being such tightwads.

he didn't pay for it, she paid herself, probably went on her own, I be a bit worried if he went to a taylor swift concert.

I know a young lad who's girlfriend went to one of her concerts at wembley stadium a couple of years back, ticket was £600, it wasn't even at the front. that's how she can afford such large bills as that.

you're not allowed access to it, you moan too much. it's only for non-moaners.

So, you could "subscribe", not continue after the year, but continue to use the software, just not benefit from any updates? the plot thickens.

that's what cowardice looks like, bandlab got all the money and let cakewalk /sonar deal with all the shade.

I'll try a more abstract way of explaining it, you have 2 pieces of white cardboard in a circular tube shape (a loop) on the outside is the "gated" "transient shaped" signal, it would be cut into the cardboard so you could see through the gaps to the piece of card board on the inside would be the waveform. you would be able to turn the outside "cylinder" and depending where it was turned to would determine what was seen of the waveform inside. (what sound would come out) you could "cut" any shape into the outside but it would be "frozen" the inside "sound" would always change as it was turned. make more sense?

isn't this just a multiband compressor/expander?

does Sonar work on Mac?

nice

yes, but I don't know how you would connect the gated signal to the sweeping filter and move it along the waveform? it would be like a multiple narrow Q equalizer being able to move as one along the spectrum/waveform? 10 bands? 20 bands? depending on how many transients were let through on a 4 bar loop on the gate. It's for sound design purposes not sound engineering. I'm sure one exists, if not I'll invent it and sell it for $149.99. Cheaper on black friday.

you would need to prove your own credentials first I would think of being a cakewalk wizard.

Does anyone know of a software vst gate plug in that will gate a signal, drums particularly, and then be able to "lock" the gate and sweep it along the waveform, I suppose it will be a gate that will transform into a sweepable filter ?? Thanks

there goes my 20 quid.

it's real, I got a copy this morning £0.00, Then I realised I don't have Kontact, so I can't use it. you can have it for 20 pounds.

facebook and google want to know everything you do on the internet even if it has nothing to do with their websites. They are megalomaniacs. I think in the not so distant past Google (or facebook) bought a load of land in America and wanted to build their own smart city that had it's own laws which had nothing to do with the government, they didn't get the go ahead, but I'm sure they will try again in the future. they would start with one and then 10, then own the whole of America, then the World. A- holes.

price has skyrocketed, now $99

Does anyone have a copy of this they don't use and would like to donate ? I've given up buying plugins.

I thought she was a manufactured artist, someone who just sang songs other people wrote and produced? obviously a talented gal. $300 million dollars she had to pay apparently.

they've got some tiny computer speakers that are supposed to be very good, can't recall the name, like the Function one of computer speakers. they are quite expensive though.