Nigel Mackay

Success, thanks.

It says "Cannot open registry. {C25C3D7B-....... Have tried downloading it again. Rebooted after copying to correct folder. Using the 64-bit version on a 64-bit system.

Yep. They said not available.

This is only for arpeggios in Guitar Mode. Just makes things a wee bit easier. Strum GS-2 Guitar Mode Arpeggios.map

Busy with this. Assigning keypresses for the Guitar and Loop modes is easy. All the other controls can be assigned to CCs. But there are a lot of controls. I can do Tremelo On/Off and Depth. Does anybody REALLY need anything else done? ? Of course, this depends on AAS helping me find the saved Default MIDI Map. [Edit] Not shareable. I will do a drum map just for arpeggios in Guitar Mode.

Nope.

Hi all. I have done all the one's I have. Grouped neatly per kit piece. Aliases removed. Checked. But it would be nice if people rechecked them. EZD2 Modern (No alias).map EZD2 Vintage (No alias).map EZD3 Bright Room.map EZD3 Main Room.map EZD3 Tight Room.map EZX Traditional Country (No alias).map EZX Vintage Rock (No alias).map

If you did you would know the answer. Even if you only have Kontakt Player you would know. ?

Have you had a look at this tutorial? I know nothing, I just remembered this is in the tutorials section. ?

Have a look at DSK Brass

Also, have a look in the Tutorials section for Recording Audio.

Did you let it install to the default folders?

I can understand people saying they are difficult to create, but they are trivial to use. Let's say your are using ABC Violin. Without articulation maps: You want tremelo. You look in the user manual, it says keyswitch F#3. So you insert an F#3 note. Next month you have to look it up again because you have forgotten the keyswitch. With articulation maps: You want tremelo. You insert articulation tremelo. You don't have an articulation map for ABC Violin? Ask on this forum.

You do not want to set the levels to 0dB. When you add them together you get a lot more than 0dB - ie clipping. Go to the tutorials section of the forum and look for gain staging. Audio and instrument tracks have built-in VU meters. Audi and instrument tracks have gain knobs to adjust the levels.

The MIDI out MUST be greyed out because the vocoder has no MIDI output to enable. If the tick doesn't appear try reinstalling the VST.

You don't need MIDI Out. You only need MIDI In.

Presume you are using Sine Player, even though you say nothing about it. Click the Browse button. In the Orchestra row click on the tiny arrow on the right. Double-click on Chords Major Sustain. On the far right you will see a blue progress bar. Full Orchestra Chords Major Sustain will appear in the Articulations list. You will see a keyboard. Click and hold any white key. You will hear sound. Click on any of the brown keys to select different articulations. In the Piano Roll the lowest note that plays is C3, the highest is B8. Make sure the MIDI is routed to the Sine Player.

Go to Tutorials section and watch tutorials about MIDI. There it will teach you how to route your MIDI tracks to the instrument you wish to use.

Make the chord last 1 measure. Loop that measure.

Top left corner of the instrument's GUI.

I suspect it is only you. Been some time since its release. Uninstall and reinstall. The link to the unnistaller is in the EAP post.

Hmm. Compared it to stuff on YT. Samples sound the same. Don't know enough to say more than that.

Did you try using the Force String articulations?

Of course, it may not be the samples that are the problem. It could be that you choose inappropriate moments for the castanets, or that your rhythms are wrong, or that there is too much or too little reverb. Or even that no human could achieve what you are making the castanets do. ? Post a bit of the music here and maybe someone who knows about castanets could give you there opinion. Not me, I know nothing.

For a start, upgrade to Cakewalk by Bandlab. Free. A thousand times better. Will load all your old projects.