Jacques Boileau

All 4 of the Time & Tone Bundles plugins updated when I did my update.

Their website says: "Also, we've included an .sfz version of the main orchestral patch."

Surprisingly V-Vocal is not part of CbB but it is discussed at length in the user manual! ? Kind of wish it was available for those that Melodyne is too expensive.

It says 'demo' of faIRmageddon. I guess for those who have the free early access version, than that would overwrite it...

I would love to have export settings kept as preferences. If I always export in FLAC, I want my sub format remembered and defaulted to the same I always use and the option to not even ask for it. The same for MP3 export and in this instance I would love the ID3 info be saved by project. Finally for export, I would like to setup batch export by project where I can choose multiple formats and have them exported in one single operation without any intervention other than run it and everything gets done while I go make myself some coffee! ?

This is great to hear! I hope the Cakewalk developers are safe in these tough times and you all know how much we appreciate the work you do. Can't wait to try out any new stuff you throw at us! ?

I conquer, 2560x1440 on my 32" is perfect for my eyes, but on a smaller monitor I don't think it wouldn't work.

No you don't need same resolution monitors under Windows. Mine are: 32" 2560x1440 24" 1680x1050 Works fine and I am using a simple Intel on motherboard graphic card. Nothing fancy. Edit: While checking the resolution I saw the model of my top display is a Dell 2208WFP, so its not 24" but 22"! But for VST UI its good enough! ?

I have the Asus VA32AQ. Its a few years old but still a pleasure to work with. It even looks great with its glass base. https://www.asus.com/ca-en/Monitors/VA32AQ/ What is tough to find is a pole high enough to hold the 24" on top of it. But I found one on Amazon. As you can see it is still a work in progress. I still need proper speaker stand. And working from home as a software developer has made a bit of a mess of my studio. Should be back to normal after this crisis.

I love my 32" 2k monitor. It is center and leaves just enough room to have my audio monitors close by on each side. This makes an equilateral triangle between the speakers and my ears. And for good measure I have a 24" on top of the 32" so I can drag VSTs to it and keep the main Cakewalk window's on my main screen.

Sanitized toilet paper of course! Nothing less!

That's quite funny actually! ? ...maybe not for the person that did the video though, little oversight...

You can also skip the shareware on sale site and go directly to Paragon to get it: https://www.paragon-software.com/hdm-25-anniversary/

I had the problem too. Re-authorizing fixed it. But, ya, it seems quite a few people had the problem unfortunately...

We've been discovered! Hiiide everyone! ?? Personally, there is no way I will wait that long to try it out. And, Peter, it is really nice to see a representative of IK reading this forum and hopefully taking cues from our comments.

Wow, thanks Larry! This forum is a goldmine! I just saw Creative Sauce's latest video on mastering showing this plugin and thought it would be nice to try it out! Great timing!

Thanks Mathew! I know the norm these days is for flat UI, but I am a sucker for a more 3d look like yours. Your theme is now my default! The changes you have made enhances the original Tungsten theme without making yours something completely different and unrecognisable like other themes sometimes do. It will not make it difficult going from one to the other.

I am not sure your that old... you at least knew how to use a cell phone and how the turn the magnifying glass on! ?

Lots of stuff covered in this one! Worth the watch. I think this series highlight two things: Yes, you can record a great sounding song at home Be prepared to take the time to learn the craft! You can't just install Cakewalk on your computer and instantly be proficient at recording, mixing and mastering a song from the get go. There is quite a lot to learn and you should be prepared to put the hours. But its a fantastic rewarding journey if you do. What is nice, is that a video series like this ones help set expectations and give a tremendous head start compared to lets say: when YouTube didn't exist? ?

Unfortunately, that's not enough. We should also have an option similar to "Filter presets by owned modules". I have AmpliTube with a couple of modules. Navigating the list of presets and constantly hitting presets I don't have the gear for is wasting my time. We don't want to see presets that will load incorrectly because we are missing some gear. Not showing the message is potentially even worse since we will be loading incomplete presets that will not sound as intended and we will not even know about it. I love AmpliTube, but the preset browsing is a weak point that makes the experience of AmpliTube a lot less than it could be in my opinion. It is not that I don't want to see the message, it is that I don't want to see presets I don't have all the gear for, and there is no way do this presently.

How do you use these!?!?! You record any guitar, it goes through the IR and comes out sounding like a Martin?

The two eBooks on acoustics and studio monitoring do not download for me. When I click on the download button a blank page comes up and nothing else...

They do 32c first and regular Mixbus after. It usually takes a few weeks before they roll out the new version of regular Mixbus after they release a new 32c.

This series is full of excellent advice already and there many episodes to come! Thanks for your generosity Mike. I especially like that you are doing a song that is more inline with what I do. It is refreshing to see a tutorial that is not Edm, Dance, Hiphop, etc. All genres are equally valid, but each genre has its on way of doing things. With the song you are doing I am learning crafts that relate directly to what I want to record.

I will be watching... as usual! ? Best of luck with the series!