Will.

I just hope it looks simple and elegant with a flat dark look.

I believe he wants to monitor a wet signal while recording a dry take. Depending on the setup he has -- there are ways to send a dry signal to the artist in the booth and have a wet signal in the control room while monitoring. To guess each scenario without knowing the OP's setup wont do anyone justice. Kindly give more detail on your setup in order to get a direct and clean answer.

No yoy dont create headroom. You'rw just lowering the volume. This means every plugin you run through still runs the risk of distorting. As a mastering engineer I will send the track right back to you cause I will run some issue in the mastring process to it. You cant normalize everything whether increase of decrease you are not creating headroom rather you're just lowering the overall volume.

Lol. You say what? No you dont. That's a misconception hobbiest and newbies have when using Normalization. When you Normalize a file you "Raise" its headroom along with the file volume of the file, running the risk of distorting your sound. You do not "increase" your headroom - you "RAISE" it up with your audio.

If it works for you it works for you, i guess- who am I to judge right? It is just: I would never want to do what you do. OUCH! There are way better techniques out there and they all preserve the original files headroom and performance. Just remember whatever you normalize you're doing destructive editing and its squash the headroom away. PLUS, Theres compression and limiting, OUCH! Oxygen is too important to the body. Think of normalization as a picture image that has been cropped. Once you print it out theres no way to restore back what you have cropped out.

Not really, cause you're robbing yourself from the original headroom the file had.

Just hit the letter "X" to disable the aim assist.

Important Note: When you record vocals or guitars make sure you choose the smallest buffer size your system can handle when your record (usually a setting of 64 should be fine for most) to eliminate latency on recorded files. Then, set your buffer setting back to 512 or 1024 | or | at a higher buffer size in the mixing process if your interface support a higher number. Recording at a smaller buffer size will keep your timing of your dry and wet signal tight during the process. You can also utilize the direct monitoring button on your interface to further improve your timing.

This is a good thing. This mean you're creating room in that area and that frequencies were struggling to breathe there causing some muddiness.

Thats by design. These plugins emulate analog gear.

A Mery Christmas to each and everyone.

It is always good practice to double check your work before you do an export - doesnt matter which song you use.

Yep, reading through that flash sale offer way before it hit the zero - I've noticed that its bandlab products specifically.

I was there when it hit 00:00:00:00

Weird prices. The countdown said $0.99, but It actually was $99 in the discription when the countdown was on 00:04:00:00 for me about 16 hours ago.

FWIW: I too cant repro this.

It's a widely uses in EDM and when altering Samples. Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Link 4

You are missing one crucial step in order for it to worker each time. In the output port - you need to choose the file that reads "DM1."

Lol. This request has proven to be futile over the years. I, myself along with many others have tried. I think it's just meant to be a regular step sequencer for your drum machines/plugins. It's still a great idea.

Feature request to move the pitch tab of groove clip in the inspector pane to automation lanes please. This will allow the user to create a Varispeed effect on audio tracks. The stretch to tempo and reference note tabs could be added to the control bar to change the key to the entire project. These features are available in the DAW for these effects. It just needs to be linked to them.

I hear you. Try to reinstall your current version of Kontakt 7. Doing that sometimes help.

Try disabling your Antivirus before you startup CbB and see how the test goes. You can also disable the vst scan on startup and only utilize it when you install a new plugin.

Its not available in CbB. Lastly I've used Kontakt 7 in CbB and the options menu displayed properly on my end. Try the new Kontakt 8 player. It might fix your issue with the options menu window.

Under Track Inspector (By pressing the letter "I" on your keyboard) go to the Clip Properties>Groove Clips untick Enable Stretch.

Well, you have been looking in the wrong place it seems. Bandlab? Nope! All the announcements are on the products actual page - which is Cakewalk.com