Glenn Stanton

just create an export task for each track - set it to the type and length you need. for me - i create WAV export task (first, then clone for the MP3) and an MP3 export task (where i added the track metadata as well as select the rate, quality etc etc settings). so for a 10 2-track project - 20 export tasks. once i'm done just select and run them all. and if i need to tweak something, i make the adjustments on the track then simply re-export. easy peasy.

long ago i tried to use this for "vocal pitch correction" (before getting autotune) and found out, crap in = crap out, even if it's relatively in tune... LOL

if both use the same ASIO driver, then it should work. i have a UMC 1820 and a UMC 202HD and they work together because they use a single ASIO driver. they appear as separate devices in CW but they're both enabled. however, since the 202 HD doesn't have the ability to accept or output a clock, syncing them fully is not possible. in the past, i have used WASAPI Shared and different IO units which support it to connect them. again similar issue though, these devices did not have the ability to share a common clock - but i made one the input unit and one the output unit so it didn't really matter (4 in, 4 out).

thanks Tim! so, like many of my compositions - typically i start it live on guitar or piano. in this case, it's an older song , and i "re-composed"/arrangement using hookpad, create the guitar in my Ample guitar VI "riffer", BIAB for the guitar solo, and then bring all that into CW and set up the instruments and any arrangement tweaks. background vocals are Synth V ?

hey! it's $29, so it's not like everyone will be able to buy it, so there is still time to make your mark on the cinematic world ? plus, it doesn't seem capable of making happy or hopeful atmospheric noises... LOL ? so, maybe 50% of your career is still viable until version 2 comes out...

i pretty much never use simple instrument as i like having the MIDI and audio on separate tracks but in theory it should be working...

i'm using Scaler 2.9 & Kontakt 7 following the directions in the video - settings - preferences - multi voice output = on seems to work as expected. a couple of things to check: Scaler needs to have MIDI out enabled Kontakt uses Scaler as source - omni in my example but i don't think that matters here. and both the Kontakt and Scaler MIDI input echo have to be active. note i did the bind to my keyboard to play the chords.

is it the coffee? you know, the cold 2pm pot with the congealed oils... or is it someone with baggage? sometimes crazy is real. not judging. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Key Am 108 BPM 4/4, 5/4, 3/4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- [verse] well, did i know it i did not know so now you're sad and i say what 'cause what you see is what you get the best of me the best thing yet [chorus] she's got those special qualities buffer bad mojo buffer bad mojo buffer bad mojo buffer bad mojo [verse] well, did you mean it like you said it i heard you say ay yah it [chorus] the best things in life are free buffer bad mojo buffer bad mojo buffer bad mojo buffer bad mojo

i have three 2-track busses: a master which contains any "mastering" eq and leveling, no output. a monitor buss fed from the master pre-fader send, which has the VSX and other tools - this outputs to the listening IO w/ soundreference ID - headphones speakers. this one i switch on-off the different monitoring - like the soundreference when using VSX, or the speakers using soundreference. a print buss, no output, which is fed from the master using a pre-fader send, and i automate the tail for any fades and is the source for exporting WAV, MP2, etc mixes. so in this combination - i can turn on or off the "mastering preview" stuff which feeds the monitoring and print busses. then on the monitoring side, i can use VSX, Waves NX, or my soundreference ID. the monitoring does not impact the print which has no output and simply is used in exporting.

remembering Satan was once a great angel... ? but chose evil.

there are some older MIDI editors out there that can take a midi file and allow you to export the events as CSV or some other form. this one let's you copy the events: https://breno.sarmen.to/midi/ BRELS MIDI Editor text output copied from the events window:

you'll note: the OP has not returned. commonly known as a "one-hit trolling" post... then they go to social media and complain and refer to the post as proof the product is bad since no one deleted the post, so it must be true... we live in a world of basement dwelling <insert derogatory name call here> that's the optimistic view, there's also a dark side as well...

thanks Nigel. actually the purpose of the constant descending cadence was to create a repetitive "trance" new age thingie... with just some gentle breaks. i think in the original version i did, i used a break with a couple of hits on an electric guitar chord w/ the stutter vocal. but this time around i was going more trance-like (but not in the EDM way)...

see! this is the kind of mean responses that prevent a one-time poster from coming back and seeking more guidance! LOL ?

depending on what you're trying to do with it... i usually only ever use Kontakt in the DAW, and Komplete Kontrol for standalone when i'm working out sounds etc. however, KK loads into CW ok, and (for me) functions as the sound browser controller etc. but does not out-of-the-box perform transport controls etc. you would need to set that up. as i don't use it that way, i cannot assist there... ? but if you are still getting notes when you use keys that were supposed to operate the transport - i think that is a wholly separate configuration. i would start by checking in preference and removing any control surface settings to see if you get your keyboard (as a keyboard) back. once that is ok, then work through the steps needed to enable your keyboard to handle transport functions.

"if you love someone, set them free" and if they've been in an abusive set of relationships, and finally get into a good relationship, but they realize "this is my turn to be free" and stoopidly you let them go and they're right back into the abuse again. and they never come back. sucks. anyways, this one i wrote back in the late 80's when new age was all the rage. turns out i suck at writing new age songs. here it is. the trick for me (at least) is lot's and lot's of delays on simple parts - cajon for drums, tambourine, acoustic bass, acoustic and electric guitars for finger picking and rhythms, piano and organ, and a synth "solo" on a steady IV-iii-ii-I cadence. --------------------------------------------- [verse] you ask me for your freedom you ask me for a dream i don't control your life any more than you control me [chorus] turn to be free what's that mean? to you what's that mean? to me [verse] you trade in a heavy hand for a length of velvet chain it doesn't matter where you are the bond is just the same [bridge] say you'll take what i will give say you'll take your freedom and then you'll start to live [chorus] turn to be free what's that mean? to you what's that mean? to me [break] turn to be free what's that? what's that mean? [chorus] turn to be free what's that mean? to you what's that mean? to me [outro] turn to be free turn turn to be free what's that mean? turn turn to be free |end| turn

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you need to install the Yamaha USB driver for the keyboard in order to use it as a MIDI controller. https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/keyboards/portable_keyboards/psr-e373/downloads.html i have an older casio which requires a similar installation of driver in order to work. once you install it, you should see it as an option for MIDI in CW.

i added a 2 bar fade in. plus with the pickup measure that's 3 bars so should do it...

honestly? stressing over things out of our control is truly a waste. if someone said "it's coming soon" then in software paralance that's a minimum of 90 days to finish beta, bugs, package, market, commerce setup, banking, support, hypercare, etc. not trivial as "hey, let's drop a piece of software and charge someones credit card". so my understanding from Noel's comment - beta is done. so that was what? 2 weeks ago? so 90 days = ~12 weeks. so, soon: 8-10 weeks is my expectation based on 45 years of software and system design and development. if it comes in "sooner", i'll be pleasantly surprised and joyous. so, meanwhile back to the "soon" snarkiness. ?

it would seem the lounge would be a better place for this "master debate", and all of the subsequent "master debation" (if that's a word) could take place in a more private place.

in my original version - i did a long fade in on the drums. this time around, i wanted somewhat more abruptness and since i usually put in a pickup measure to give the VI time to "settle" (sometimes the MIDI instruments don't start nicely on the 1:01 mark...) so it's sort of deliberate because i augmented the pickup measure more than i usually do. ? but as this is a rough mix, i'm going to tweak a few things and revisit the drums fade in i did on my original recording.

While attending an anti-apartheid rally in Amsterdam NL at the palace (Dam Square) in 2015, it occurred to me we have a lot of problems in the world which need an affirmative approach to solving them. a lot of informative booths were set up to share the issues. so this one kinda of wrote itself... almost like smoke on the water... lol ----------------------------------------------------- if we have to fight we do it hand in hand they can't stop us no way we are not chained we're human beings we've living souls and we have dreams so make it right yeah make it right make it right yeah make it right if we occupy the palace square will i see you there? if we can't take it any more please don't start a civil war we can't afford to lose us in the fray so make it right yeah make it right make it right right right now make it right toss away the labels making up the great divide stand up and be counted be the change you wish to see and make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right in the middle east they putting bombs down on kids they got mad men with gasoline in africa they got troubles like you ain't never seen and here we are just standing by we got people dying in the streets right here at home is it neighborly does it satisfy? no? make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right if you got god on your salad then please do no wrong help your brothers and sisters and daughters grow strong and if you're just the righteous type well then, just do the same but most im-port-ant-ly keep the peace and make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right we gotta educate to eradicate all this hate before it's too late so make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right now make it right hey! make it right yeah make it right yeah make it right right right now make it right

perhaps jibberish was derived from such classical statements?

hence the suggestion to turn up the volume on the VI and/or scale the velocity. yes, different instruments even on the same platform can vary wildly based on the intent of the instrument - felt pianos tend to be very very soft (by design). lately for soft, i've been using the Boz Digital New York L 1926, which via the controls let's you get a really nice soft, and depending, ethereal sound - "harder" than a felt piano but way softer than a regular piano. anyways, felt pianos are so 2022... LOL. ?