57Gregy

I thought I'd read that somewhere before. I thought I was a wit. I was half right.

In 1977, I didn't have any pedals at all and just a cheap stack, I can't even remember the name brand. I also had an old amplifier I pulled out of its case a few years before. I wanted distortion. I connected a TR jack to the amp's output, plugged my guitar into that and plugged that into the stack. Instant distortion? I didn't even have to call the fire department.

Given their age, they probably should change their name to 4cc.

Darn spellcheck.

Sorry about the flood. I'm glad you saved it all. Don't forget the earthquake insurance.

Welcome to the forum. What audio interface or sound card are you using? Can you post some screen shots of your Preferences>Audio>Devices and Audio>Driver Settings and Audio>Playback and Recording?

As I wrote almost 4 years ago, the demoes I had then may have come from an installation of an earlier Cakewalk product and not Cakewalk by Bandlab. Sorry. And welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. Reading the title of your thread I can't help but think of the Coneheads. Sorry.

Darn copycat freds.

What happens if you insert the effect in the FX bin instead of the track? What happens if you Bounce to Tracks rather than to Clips? What happens if you 'Process>Apply Effect"? These are separate operations.

Give us an example of a song that uses the bass you like.

Just don't use it. Nothing catastrophic will happen. No one is going to take your money. When the "Melodyne update is available" message appears, just close it. That's my strategy, although my voice could probably benefit from some correction. And it will work on sounds other than voice. Welcome to the forum.

Data tells you.

Yes, but you may get a notice that 'the file was created with a newer version. Do you want to continue' which I think is inconsequential.

For controlling VST soft synths and effects, that's up to each plug-in how much can be done. Welcome to the forum.

Did you first deselect the generic driver? If possible. Installing Cubase was the thing that affected this.

Imagine the screams of protest from the 'you said it would always be free!' crowd.

I was visiting with some family yesterday and my cousin reminded me of a quip from a family reunion over a decade ago. He's a dentist/oral surgeon and prefers to be called doctor rather than mister. My brother introduced him as "Mr. Parks". He got to the podium and said, "no one's called me mister in over 10 years". My brother replied, "I didn't know you had surgery".

If you wanted to make what you recorded sound like a spaceship or any other sound which it doesn't make on its own. If the output of the MIDI rack you recorded is set to the piano, that's what you will hear. If you want to hear anything other than the piano, you would insert a soft synth and change the MIDI track's output to that synth. If you want to hear your actual piano through the DAW and not the through the piano's speakers, you will have to rig some way to connect the headphone output to an audio input of your computer or an external audio interface and record that audio. That looks like a pretty nice piano.

I like the separate threads; easier to contradict yourself.

Less filling!

Two separate operations. If you Bounce a track to a new track you will have, uh, a new track. Freezing renders the audio from a synth in that synth's already existing audio output track. I assume OP knows what is going on. I don't freeze anything so I don't know how TTS-1 reacts, but it could behave as OP wrote. I'm an 'always bouncer'.

Can't close or delete it unless you can contact a mod. You can edit it by clicking on the 3 dots in the upper right. Change the title, maybe "see songs forum". Or just leave it with Solved in the title.

Still in contact with them on FB, as well as RobertB, Crg and Shad. And Strummy.

Try the Songs forum here. Made for uploading songs for critique.