Mr No Name

Checked my account and had 10 credits in there, so applied and paid £7, worth it I think. That was my black friday purchase.

I'm not sure but I would say the Melda free bundle would be free, if anyone asks you to pay $20 for it contact Melda.

nice song, very professional sounding, enjoyed listening.

puny humans are no match for advertising, buy, consume, buy , consume (subscribe) buy, consume.

Mike is to Cakewalk what Kenny Goia is to Reaper, except Mike isn't official which is a shame seeing as he has done so much to promote the DAW.

only works with the full version of kontakt unfortunately.

It's the developers I feel sorry for, spend their time developing and building the DAWS, and then have to listen to people constantly whinging about it and have no power over the decisions of the sales. They do well not to become embroiled in the negativity it causes. for the record Studio One do have the complete kind of approach to the sales, you can get every different type of purchase, including a subscription if that's what you prefer, professional studio people do prefer them for tax reasons. anyway.

I would wager Studio One have knobbled him and got him to slag off Cakewalk to nick some users. the whinging is too over the top to be genuine. imo.

you'd want something like the NI audio 8 dj , designed to be used with timecode vinyls on decks, has 2 pairs of rca line inputs .

i've encountered a nice free one from acustica called "fire the gold" bit grittier and shrill than the Triton, not as "expensive" sounding worth £0 . 00 p

if anyone knows of a better sounding software preamp than that please let me know , I'd be interested to find out about it.

it seems his issue is Cakewalk/Sonar not being available for mac ?

Triton D20 pre-amp (vst) A plug in based on a discontinued hardware pre amp from a couple a years ago, they made a plug in version to replace, very good pre amp. half price deal at the moment. https://www.tritonaudio.com/product/d2o-plugin/ as reviewed by this funny Dutchman

are you exporting at 32 bit perhaps ?

doubl glazing, rockwool in the cavity, very heavy thick curtains x2, there's a function rooms near me, sometimes they have raves there with 10 k systems, traditional brick building,they cover the out side windows with massive heavy curtains, windows are double glazed. Can hardly hear anything from outside, amazing. If the building was a warehouse style made of metal , it would be far worse.

I think it's mostly that tbf, although I'm sure it's not too shabby, I have heard good things about the toneboosters one. there are other good ones out there.

what is so fantastic about this EQ ?

it's ok I found the answer on the internet, took me 2 seconds, (2 hours and 2 seconds to be exact, 2 hours to be bothered to look, 2 seconds to find it) Cakewalk Help Center Next Installing Next Downloading, Installing and Activating Cakewalk Next October 25, 2024 07:18 Cakewalk Next is available for both Windows and Mac operating systems. It is currently accessible via BandLab Membership and requires an active BandLab Membership Subscription to work. If you do not have Membership you can sign up for it using your BandLab account through this link. Go to the Cakewalk website Click on the Cakewalk Next Banner Under 'Now Available Through BandLab Membership' select your operating system to download the corresponding version. Once installed, open Cakewalk Next You will be prompted to Sign in to your BandLab Account to activate Sign in with your BandLab Membership Account details Cakewalk Next is activated, and you can now save and export your projects.

I'd be interested in trying this NEXT, it was was cheap and standalone, can't beat a simple DAW Is there anyway to try it without one of these subscriptions?

I respectfully disagree, Waves Studio rack is a thing of beauty, possibly a work of genius, having tested it I can find no fault with it, plugin companies can go f%"& themselves releasing mid/side versions of existing plugins, I'll use that instead for free.

I have good news all round on this subject, there is a plugin from Klevgrand called Gaffel which I got a while back for this purpose, it has 4 bands and works well, I got it cheap in one of their promotions, currently $60 , no discount for black friday for some reason. also there is one from bluecat audio MB-7, which has good reviews but quite expensive at around $129 https://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_MB7Mixer/ but, the winner is a plugin I promote regularly to people for it's cpu saving qualities, Waves Studio Rack / Studio Verse, which is free, you can insert 8 bands of multiband, it is designed to work with waves but will load a selected amount of 3rd party vsts from other developers, It also does parallel processing, i'e mid/side on non mid/side plugins, sounds fantastic, tested it with a waves API 560, sounds exactly like you would expect a mid/side eq to sound, possibly better, I would rate the msed as a monitoring tool more than a processing one, sounds a bit un-natural to my ear, again will convert a selected number of 3rd party vsts, and as luck would have it, black box HG2 is on the list, not Maag eq4 unfortunately. 👍 https://www.waves.com/plugins/studiorack edit ; rescanned plugins through the studiorack, have all the vst3 plugins at my disposal, including maag. great success,

thanks, I have that plugin since a few years, good plugin. What prompted the idea about this was seeing developers releasing mid/side versions of plugins I already have, for example, Maag eq 4, they released a mid/side version, rather than buying a mid/side version there must be a utility to covert the original version, also with the black box HG 2, they released a mid/side version, I don't want to buy another version for mid/side, needs a DIY solution, a workaround. ??

these are good suggestions, but they seem to be only affecting the mid/side properties of the audio, I want to be able to control the mid/side properties of the plug in. I'll keep looking. Must exist.

does work, but is very similar to voxengo msed