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Yes, yes and/or yes! AFAIK the only non selectable as freeware are both the Electromagnetik/Cinekinetik *COLLECTIONS* and ARC w/the MIC, as stated in their description, but you can pick the singles from both collections separately and ARC software as freeware.

Yep just make sure it's one of the qualifying entry product. Did I say just "one"...? ? ?

nm...

There was always a checkbox to include NKS with installer somewhere at the top in user account.

I absolutely love the Radius algorithm and Mix is my preferred one amongst all for timestreching/pich changing. And I believe I was one of the first people who started asking for bringing it back to Cakewalk after the Gibson->Bandlab change . I understand the other Radius algos are more case specific but not necessarily for a drum type sound i.e. they are most likely going to change the length of audio between transient markers whereas for example the legacy percussion algo might want to try to preserve the length of the drum hit and just shift it around with the marker. For tambou I'd give Elastiqe a try and see if the results are of any better. Ultimately the Radius Mix is the most faithful for me as well no doubt and the most pleasing sounding as I noticed Elastiqe tends to be a little harsh sometimes. Couple years ago I had some play with audiosnap and groove quantize and was quite pleased with the results. There was a function band demo song where bass track didn't go quite well along the drums so I gave it a go and extracted the groove from kick/snare track, or was it the overheads - don't remember. Anyway after applying the extracted groove onto bass track it started sounding definitely more tight and I didn't notice any oddities. Of course I did all the transient marker placements and corrections manually at first, sure I had plenty of time for it to begin with. If I had to do it on a daily basis and for living I definitely would be among the loudest crying users who ask for changes/fixing transient detection ?.

and TADA!

266 to 8 and dropping off fairly quickly (or maybe my sense of time dropped?)

Where? How much? ...oh glorious ? !

Yeah I've been always doing the tedious stuff manually and never gave it a second thought ?

Check if you can buy it cheaper with Gear Credits (with Jampoints) EDIT: apparently ARC w/mic is not available in Custom Shop (or is it).

I've never experienced these issues myself but that's probably because I've never pushed it to it's limits. Are there more apps having better detection/render than Cakewalk? I saw discussion in the EA thread about it and Noel, or Mark, asking for samples. Maybe it would be good idea if you give them your sample with the description as they are working on it now?

Brilliant.... that will make you enter at the €59.99 level so all Electromagnetiks, Cinekinetiks and the lowest price Sampletank libraries are yours

Check out Arcane by Embertone

I've never noticed any transient detection issues. Curious to see if you guys find the improvement useful.

So how you guys rate the sound? I kinda diggin it from a dirty quick listen.

From my experience Stealth is more cpu-intensive especially when using oversampling, and is best for mastering as the final processor. Brickwall can be used in mixing, adding color suits there too.

I'd be genuinely fine with just a free mic... shipping cost I can shell out for.

From the website you've posted:

I'm trying to convince myself that I don't need it. Had been always very fluent in anything MIDI with Cakewalk along with it's tools like the CAL being a huge part of my workflow. Need to watch more videos.

7th freebie... wooo hooo!

Was Vintage Vocals under $40? I would be definitely interested.

actually I don't see MIDIpaks at any of the online retailers, does it mean I can buy them only at XLN store?

don't see any MIDI paks @ jrr?

OT DMC-122 Dual Midi Console from another Italian maker Arturia probably goes for le$$ /OT

If only there was a way, I'd let you. Oh I know a "third entry" to get me there edit: by saying "empty slots" I mean useless... sorry I should be more specific when posting