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I would imagine this fixes the v3.8 crashing ? J
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Mike Campbell teaches us how to play slide
Jeremy Oakes replied to Old Joad's topic in The Coffee House
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You’re not on W7 perchance ? J
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Introducing Cakewalk Next and our new brand identity
Jeremy Oakes replied to Jesse Jost's topic in News & Announcements
You’re joking right ? J -
Windows 11 is quickly becoming as sour as Waves Audio was...
Jeremy Oakes replied to GTsongwriter's topic in The Coffee House
I know Office 365 is subscription, but W11 ? Google turns up nothing, so a pointer to your info …… J -
https://www.loudersound.com/news/groundhogs-founding-guitarist-and-frontman-tony-mcphee-dead-at-79 Guitarist for the Groundhogs (Cherry Red, Split, Thank Christ for the Bomb…….. etc)
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A well, we founded (and lost) the USA, what have you lot done apart from whinged ? No, I’ll stop there before the we get closed down for politics. Sorry mods.. J
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We have no idea whatsoever what the pricing policy will be. so, no, i will not answer. J
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Fair enough, i just don’t trust Realtek. I believe you’ll get better results with a « real » audio device. YMMV My Soundcraft 22MTK is all i need. Just saying ….. J
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Unsubscribe links simply confirm your e-mail address is active Steve. The junk bin is the best way !
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I don.t understand. If you have a « proper audio interface with ASIO drivers » , why bother using On board audio for midi and editing ?
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Boss ME-80 Audio Driver Issue
Jeremy Oakes replied to thegaltieribrothers's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
The only reason it shows up is because you’ve installed the USB driver and connected the unit to your PC/laptop via USB. If you don’t connect it then it won’t show up in CbB Instead go line out from the ME to an input on your Focusrite. Select that input in your recording track, arm it then record away. This is how i record guitar into CbB. J -
Microtonal pitch correction on mixed down stereo audio Wav file?
Jeremy Oakes replied to TH's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
You can pitch correct in Audacity without changing the tempo J -
No its the drum solo.
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Yep this is the trick. I do this for any guitar when sitting, (hold it on the left leg). J
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Cakewalk exits to Windows with no error
Jeremy Oakes replied to Terry Kelley's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I would say you answered yourself in the op - you probably have a plugin issue, maybe a 32bit or badly written 64 bit ? Going through them one by one should find the culprit. J -
I must be doing something wrong - it always works ok for me ??? But really, a subscription ? Its free ! And its a refreshment for everyone after 6 months. But hey, great that you got it working ! J
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(not a deal) Can I really get RX 10 Standard for $91.55??
Jeremy Oakes replied to GTsongwriter's topic in Deals
At Audio Deluxe i paid USD 71.98 special April price, Can’t use Jrr shop here in Europe J -
FYI you need to disable Windows Defender a/v to install this update (W11) i don’t begin to understand why, maybe someone on the inside track of NI can comment……. Or not. J
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Creating harmonies with melodyne from the main vocal
Jeremy Oakes replied to charles kasler's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
No, its not. Its only destructive when you bounce the Melodyne region, for example, to clip. Here’s what i do. Using the Split tool i select the region i want Melodyne to open, open it up and correct/modify it. If all is ok, Press D to go back to track view and bounce to clip - that is the destructive part. if i am not happy with what i’ve done i simply press D to go to track view then use Cakewalk’s Undo function to back out of making the region - that is the non-destructive bit. However, it is good practice to duplicate the track just in case before using Melodyne and also, once you’re satisfied with the results, bounce the region to a clip. J