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Waldemar Pawlik

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  1. Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. As I usually used two monitors, I had the views set up on diffent monitors, so I had never explored shortcut keystrokes.
  2. Well I tried playing around with Screenset, but it is just too difficult to keep track of and haveing to reset them all the time. I have reverted to the using Alt+1 for Track View and Alt +2 for Console View as shown in the Views menu. Once you set up your screen, it will always return to how you have set it. I would still prefer a single key stroke that allows toggling back and forth between screens.
  3. I have been using two monitors with Cakewalk for years, but have now been forced to use one larger monitor. In the past I would have Track View open on one monitor, and Console View open on the other, but now due to ageing eye sight I have changed to a new larger single monitor. My problem is that I would like to switch between the two views, but cannot find a simple way to do it. In Cakewalk is there a toggle that I have somehow missed, that enables toggling between screens, i.e similar to Luna, instead of setting up a new screen every time I want to switch? Ideally, with one keystroke or mouse click.
  4. All these UI "improvements" are going backwards. The last CbB UI is perfect and should never have been changed for the new Sonar look. Even though I have paid for the new Sonar, I often find myself going back to CbB simply because of the new UI is unusable for me. My two cents worth.
  5. Thank you. The Glen Campbell thing .... A number of people have said the same thing. Funny, I can't hear it, but .... maybe I'm too close.
  6. What can I say, absolutely first class, and you can rival McCartney anytime.
  7. Thank you, You know, I don't remember the details anymore. We recorded this back in 2018 I think, but I know that all guitar parts are a stockTele, and I think that the solo was the same Tele de tuned to give that baritone sound. Our guitarist used a pedalboard with, I don't know what effects, but I know the amp was my Fender Blues Junior. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
  8. A song I wrote, maybe, eight years ago, of perhaps ultimate denial, and recorded with my band. Featuring Steve Bartel on vocal. https://www.bandlab.com/track/38fd3a17-d620-f011-8b3d-000d3aa44618?revId=37fd3a17-d620-f011-8b3d-000d3aa44618
  9. Thank you, I appreciate it from an experienced fine old performer like yourself.
  10. Thanks Wookie, I know how to record, but when it comes to this sort of thing, I'm a klutz ☹️
  11. Thanks Gary, we worked hard on this one, and I guess it's paid off. I posted this song a couple of days ago, but somehow while trying to post another completely different one, this this one reappeared and I don't know how to remove it. Sorry. Cheers
  12. This a song I wrote some eight or nine years ago, and recorded with my band at the time, now sadly, disbanded due to Covid. At the time I'd had health issues and a split with my partner, so it's all a bit bit introspective. Anyway, it was recorded, with a few others, in my modest studio with my band, featuring Steve Bartel doing the vocals. Thanks for listening.
  13. Dammit man ...... You are reading my mind. How did i stumble into your songs today?
  14. This a song I wrote some eight or nine years ago, and recorded with my band at the time, now sadly, disbanded due to Covid. At the time I'd had health issues and a split with my partner, so it's all a bit bit introspective. Anyway, it was recorded, with a few others, in my modest studio with my band, featuring Steve Bartel doing the vocals. Thanks for listening.
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