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  1. Hi guys, Got my laptop back and made this. What do you guys think? Also if you can like the video, and comment if you really like it, it would really help since Youtube is kicking my ***** for not uploading for 8 months. ?
  2. Ewoof

    All your love

    I used their bass plugin and I believe I used overdrive and saturation.
  3. Ewoof

    All your love

    Yep I agree on that
  4. Ewoof

    All your love

    Hey guys, I lost my laptop for a while and started to make music on my phone. Was blown away with what I was able to do. Five years of production and mixing on my laptop has taught me a lot and made me realize that it’s not about gear but skill to a certain degree. Everything was produced on GarageBand, recorded with the iPhone mic on Bandlab, mixed(not really imo) and mastered on Bandlab also. What do you guys think? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQIQHERTtvY
  5. Yeah thanks I didn't know that about FL ASIO and ASIO4ALL. My WASAPI wasn't even an option because it was not working so I had to find this workaround. I will make sure to edit my response.
  6. Yeah I had this issue a year ago. The solution was unconventional. I deleted ASIO4all and used two different ASIOS: FLASIO and SSLASIO. Each has its benefits. FL ASIO allows you to use other apps while Cakewalk is open. It is also very stable and it sends a louder signal through the output. The only thing was the buffer size could go low to just 128. . If I need a smaller buffer size I use SSL ASIO. It is not as loud as FLASIO. To get the ASIO you just have to download the trial of FL Studio it should work. You can only use it if you have the SSL audio interface and you can only use it if the SSL is connected. So yeah. FLASIO for general use, SSLASIO for recording and monitoring. EDIT: "FL ASIO" is another WDM-to-ASIO wrapper like ASIO4ALL. From the FL Studio documentation: "If your audio device does not natively support ASIO, the FL Studio install includes FL Studio ASIO and ASIO4ALL.... In other words, if your audio device does support ASIO, as in an ASIO driver made by the company that produces the device, don't use FL ASIO or ASIO4ALL." And if it doesn't, WASAPI Exclusive is a better option than ASIO4ALL or "FL ASIO" or "Magix Low-Latency driver" or whatever other color of lipstick they've put on the pig. So just use the SSL ASIO if you have an SSL audio interface.
  7. That fixed the issue. Thank you
  8. Hello, I have an issue. When I open a new project on Cakewalk, I hear a piano sound. Then after that when I pause and play, I hear a piano key. I dont know where it is coming from because nothing is indicating that audio is going through. This happened out of nowhere. Here is a video of the issue.
  9. Hi sorry for not seeing this earlier. Also thank you for moving the forum.
  10. Have you managed to find a solution. I'm getting the same issue.
  11. Hi guys, I have been working on an EP for a while now. Everything was produced, recorded and mixed on Cakewalk. I am 95% done with it and hope to release it this coming January. I want to get peoples opinion and advice before I release it next month. I also released a single for this EP a couple of months ago called Feel. I will attach the music video if anybody wants to see. Here is the EP Here is the music video Hope you guys like the EP.
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