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The strings were instrumental in the performance of that song. Wrong fred?

Birthdays? We don't need no steenking birthdays!

You can undo all your pans and effects, EQs, etc. and then I believe you would export each track separately as Broadcast Wave, which would preserve their location in the track. Then close your project without saving which should revert back to your original mix. Or make a copy of the project to undo all your mixing and use that for the export. Then the engineer would open them all in his DAW and do his thing. In my opinion, a mixing/mastering engineer should have all the available major DAWs so he could avoid these kinds of things, especially if he's being paid to do it. I understand the Apple/Windows thing but it's easy enough to get a $200 HP laptop (I have one) and load your Windows-only program on it to do the exports. I think the free CbB is still available? (May 16, 2024). In any case, it should be relatively easy to do, but probably time-consuming, too. Good luck!

What is Nu Sonar?

I would Bounce down the entire project to 1 stereo file (or Export) and open that in a new project to record the vocals. No muss, no fuss.

I was having dinner with my friend Jon Hamilton and his friend Cole, and he told me he was in a band called Armada. I just listened to a couple of their songs, and I really liked them.

un-can-ny adj. 1. Peculiarly unsettling; eerie. 2. So keen and perceptive as to seem preternatural. No. ?

Right Mouse Button.

a can-ny adj. 1. Careful and shrewd. 2. Thrifty; frugal. Yes.

I still operate as if this was a computer from 2002; Bounce, archive. Bounce, archive and so on. Once everything is audioized (if that's a word), I save it with a different name and work on that project. I don't use effects until I'm done recording. I seldom even use soft synths until I finished tracking, using the Yamaha keyboard's sounds instead. If they're not good enough for the song (rarely, I'm a simple man), I will search for a soft synth that has what I want.

For what it's worth, I have never gotten any emails from Bandlab. Or notifications. I'm logged in all the time, too. Are these emails? Or notifications on this site?

Can you say noster here?

Welcome to the forum. Here, I think. Each time you click the same controller, the number will increase, i.e. ACT MIDI Controller-1, ACT MIDI Controller-2 and so on.

Make sure 'Enable MIDI Output' is on.

Set all the audio to the same output that is working. Welcome to the forum.

It's a good thing that they didn't include human behavior as a factor. We will all be killed by meanness or stupidity long before 250,000,000 years.

It wasn't specifically for elephants. Good for rhinos as well.

When Your Drummer Takes an Elephant Tranquilizer Been there, done that.

If it was possible to revert, that version would not be able to be activated, therefore useless. They changed the activation servers such that when the old CbB phones home to get activated, that number is "no longer in service or has been changed".

Okay, you're adding reverb to the soft synth audio tracks that the MIDI track is feeding. My misunderstanding.

Those are the main outputs of your audio interface. You can remove them from Preferences by selecting just the one you want to use or click "Strips" at the top left of the Console view and deselect them there.

As far as I know, MIDI can't have reverb. There is an Echo Delay plug-in, though.

How was it played? On a standard 4-track machine or is it what was called quadrophonic?

Good luck, Bub!