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Everything posted by Promidi
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“Buy Now” usually means it has been released.
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https://www.izotope.com/en/products/rx.html On a side note. Has anyone who ordered RX10 after April 9, 2024 received their serial number for RX11 yet? As of 12:00 pm ACST 15 May, 2024, I have not received mine. Not not from Izotope, not from AudioDeluxe. I’ve looked in Izotope Product Portal and in my account at Izotope’s website. I have flicked a support request to Izotope asking for clarification as to who sends the actual serial, Izotope or AudioDeluxe. (Edited - RX11 Standard turned up in my Izotope Product Portal 12 hours later. Installed.)
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I would delete the controllers and start again.
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What problems are you having?
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Volume automation for multi-channel soft synth?
Promidi replied to Cobus Prinsloo's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
With any multi-timbral synth (including TTS1), make sure the MIDI channels of all of the MIDI tracks that are routed to that synth are set to their specific MIDI channel rather than none. As@User 905133mentioned, consider using CC11 for the expression ramp (if the multi-timbral synth responds to that, whch TTS-1 does) change and reserve CC7 for the overall volume. (That is what I do for multi-timbral synth MIDI editing) I also have RechannelMIDI = 1 set in Preferences - File - Initialisation File (Advanced). That way, when you bounce a MIDI clip, all the event’s MIDI channels will match the MIDI channel of the MIDI track the clip is in. -
Did you have versioning enabled? Have a look where the project was saved and see if there are files with a ~ in the extension. File will have something like “cwp.~2024-05-02-23-17-31-145” at the end. Also, for this to happen, your disk where the project is stored might be on its way out. Just to be sure, you might want to check your disks for any errors. Use the Windows System Event Viewer to check this Start + Run > eventvwr.msc You can also check your disks overall health with CrystalDiskinfo.
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See: http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Mixing.27.html
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internet connection issue (seems like a sort of firewall-relating issue)
Promidi replied to Hyeonsoo Yoo's question in Q&A
Sounds like it was an ISP issue. Glad you’re up and running..... -
OT, but to clarify..... With Roland GS synths (Including TTS-1) and XG Synths, CC91 will increase the reverb send on the given part. Will not help the OP, but certain MIDI files do have these CC events (The ones I produce do).
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internet connection issue (seems like a sort of firewall-relating issue)
Promidi replied to Hyeonsoo Yoo's question in Q&A
I have never had issues installing any version of Cakewalk (and I am sure I am not the only one) There must be something going on with your PC that prevents the installation. If using WIFI, are you able to switch to an ethernet (fully wired from PC to router) connection? Please give us more information (error messages, version of Windows, your exact steps, etc) On a properly configured Windows 10 PC, with a stable internet connection, the download and installation of Cakewalk should go smoothly. -
How do you recover unsaved projects if you can
Promidi replied to Lil Mamacoom's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Your answer might be restore from your daily back up (you do have one, don’t you?). You might be able to use Windows explorer to go to where you saved your project and see of there are any versions of your project. Look for files with a ~ extension (something like ~2024-04-08-22-38-34-695). These might be present if you enabled versioning. Note This is a four year old thread. You might be better off starting a new thread. -
My default browser is Firefox BETA (currently 126 Beta 8 - Soon to be 9). My PC is online 24/7. I do not run any browser cookie clearing utilities. My browser disk cache is disabled. I do not have the Backstage Pass. I have only experienced an out of band activation from CbB request only once, ever.
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You can have separate instances of Kontakt to assign different channels if you like. However, you do not need two instances of Kontakt to assign different MIDI channels. Kontakt is a multitimbral plugin. That means you can have a single instance of Kontakt loaded with multiple parts. Each part can be set to receive on a different MIDI channels. Have another look at my second screenshot. That is showing a single instance of Kontakt, but with two parts, each set to a different MIDI channel. One part has Alicia Keys piano set to receive on MIDI channel 1. The other part has 8DIO Anthology Ensemble set to receive on MIDI channel 2. Both MIDI tracks are routed to that single instance of Kontakt. Each MIDI track’s MIDI channels are set to channel 1 and 2 respectively.
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Make sure the MIDI channel of the MIDI track matches the MIDI channel of the Kontakt part that you wish to send that MIDI data to.. Do not use Omni.
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Load your midi file Instead of importing it. Did you route your MIDI tracks to Hollywood Opus Strings? This is set in the In/Out section of your MIDI track. See: http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x2043F
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All general midi instruments now sound like piano
Promidi replied to Mr Oliver Michael Bancroft's question in Q&A
If you are routing pure MIDI tracks to your Yamaha keyboard, either enter Patch Change MIDI events in your MIDI track (the first one being before any notes), or set your MIDI track’s Patch and Bank in order to access more sounds other than the default piano. It would help to know the model number of your keyboard. Maybe an instrument definition file (*.ins) might help. Your Yamaha keyboard might even support Yamaha XG. -
On all MIDI tracks and SITs, make sure their inputs are set to specific MIDI controllers and specific MIDI channels. On all VSTI plugins, make sure MIDI out is deselected.
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Can someone define 'Soon' in musical terms?
Promidi replied to Heath Row's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
In musical terms, "soon" is not a commonly used term. However, I can provide some possible interpretations: Subito: This Italian musical term means "soon" or "immediately." It's often used to indicate a sudden change in dynamics, tempo, or articulation. Presto: While not exactly meaning "soon," Presto is a tempo marking indicating a very fast pace. It might imply that something should happen quickly or soon. Imminent: This term is not directly used in music notation, but it describes an event that is about to happen or is impending. In a musical context, it could suggest that a particular section or event is approaching soon. -
I have the other five, yet, sadly no discount. I think I will wait for a 50% off sale.
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Sometimes Eventide Blackhole goes on sale for US$29.... (That's what I picked it up for when it was on sale)
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Re-Activation needed after just 18 days ?
Promidi replied to TracingArcs's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I have only have this expectantly happen once, ever. Other than that one single instance, my CbB has never asked to re-activate. Looks like something might be deleting your browser cookies or something like that.... -
According to the Dubstation 2 user guide, "Version 2.0 cannot be directly substituted in existing projects and cannot read preset files created by previous versions."
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Second button from the right at the bottom of the preference dialogue box. On a PC that meets minimum specifications for Cakewalk/Sonar, you can’t miss it. What is your screen resolution..?