Milton Sica

Excellent technique for using existing wav tracks, but I don't think I'm able to make myself understood. I'll try to explain. I use a Focusrite Scarlet 4i4 4th gen that has a feature called Loopback. With this feature I can input what is being played on YouTube or another application external to Cakewalk. What I want is for the plugin, if it exists, to process in real time what it is receiving in the INPUT and record what it receives with its processing already done. With tracks already recorded in Cakewalk, the existing Transpose feature does what I want, but it does so over a wav that has already been recorded.

Thanks for the help. I also know this technique, but the intention is to do the transposition in "almost" real time. Something like an "Auto-Tune". Play a playback that is in G, for example, and pass it through the plugin that converts it to lower or higher keys.

I tested it, but unfortunately it didn't work as expected. I'll keep looking for an alternative. After all, at a time when so much AI technology already exists...

Thank you very much. I will test it and see if it can work in the way I think is best for me in this project. If I get good results, I will return to the thread to give feedback.

Yes. This way of doing it is possible, but it is very laborious. I am interested in something like the Transposition tool already does, but I need to inform the amount of tones to raise or lower so that the operation can be done on the entire wav. I was thinking of something more modern.

We know that Cakewalk has a feature to transpose the tones of tracks. However, this transposition is done after the file is processed. I am interested in knowing if there is a way, either through the DAW or through some TRANSPOSE plugin, that allows transposing in real time during playback. The goal is quite simple: Receive playback from an external tool as a source. Something like a YouTube Karaoke on a track so that the tone of the song is more comfortable for the singer. Any tips for doing this in real time, that is: during playback itself? (*) I'm not talking about MIDI files where I can use Cakewalk's TRANSPOSE plugin, but about WAV files.

MIDI DEVICES - KORG NANO KONTROL 2 - DOES NOT CONNECT I set the MIDI Device and Control Surface preferences for my Kork Nano Kontrol 2 (Mackie). In Cakewalk it is set. In SONAR, I immediately get a message that the device was not found and that I have to set it in Preferences. I do this, but nothing happens.

lol now I saw that the translation from Portuguese PASTAS to ENGLISH ended up translating PASTAS AS MASSA (LOL) and not FOLDERS......

I didn't understand your comment. After doing some further research, I discovered that the solution is to edit via Regedit.

Recently you purchased an SSD and you are using it not as a system drive, but as a setup. For folders transfers CAKEWALK PROJECTS and CAKEWALK CONTENTS, you hope to have quicker access to the items and, therefore, the minimum operation and workflow will be quicker. Let's start with my little problems. If you, by master or Cakewalk, use driver C to search for folders and items, you will be given the opportunity to inform yourself which folders are specifically designed for you. Please note that CAKEWALK CONTENT must always be without driver 😄 And other folders also and, aos little, you'll find the items nowhere. Currently I'm trying to click to select a Prochannel preset that is in the direct folder where the archives are and I don't recommend them. Can anyone help me expand my information on all the trucks used by Cakewalk for our items?

I would like to thank all my friends who were positive in their approaches to my request for help, as I now have my new interface which, up until now, has only brought me joy. Up until now, what has impressed me most about it is the control application that allows for countless sending configurations.

My friend, I haven't bought it yet. My decision was to buy this interface. Do you have anything to contribute or are you just being rude? If you have something positive to suggest for me to evaluate, that would be great. If not, silence is golden.

Friends, I'm finally going to be able to migrate from my historic TASCAM US-600 to a new interface and, after evaluating several of them, I decided to purchase the Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 USB-C Audio/MIDI Interface (4th Gen). I'd like to hear your opinions and reviews about using it with Cakewalk/SONAR.

Excellent news! In your opinion, do you think this "driver" would bring a new lease of life to discontinued interfaces in manufacturing and driver updates by the manufacturer. In my case a Tascam US 600?

Thanks. I thought there might be something similar to configuring the tools via Regedit as seen below.

In this version Is it possible to change the order in which plugins in fx regions appear? I would like Melodyne to be the first one to appear in the list.

Where is the "new patch" ?

Guys, to add something to these symptoms of the latest version of Cakewalk. I have installed the latest versions of SONAR in order to monitor its sedimentation and minimum bugs. When opening the Cakewalk project in SONAR I had no problems with the need to turn my interface off and on.

Everything is fine, except for acquiring a new interface now.

Thank you all for your help. I have some information to share. 1 - Tascam US-600 interface 2 - It is only used by Cakewalk. Other applications use another interface. Other details: The error only occurs when Cakewalk first accesses the first project I am going to work on. If I keep Cakewalk running, close the first project and open a second project, this does not happen.

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Thanks for the help, but the drivers are up to date and the problem remains.

I am using the latest version of Cdb available. From this version onwards I noticed that, when opening any project, the application stops at the message "ALMOST DONE" and only continues its internal processes until the GUI and project are opened if I turn off my interface and turn it back on. Any tips?