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Posts posted by Byron Dickens
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Its pretty obvious...
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This isn't a problem with Cakewalk. It is user error.
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And get rid of the others.
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15 minutes ago, John Balich said:
installed the latest driver, It shows "driver mode" as UWP. still getting clicks and pops.
UWP is a MIDI driver mode. Has nothing to do with audio.
16 minutes ago, John Balich said:I also installed cubase , and have heard that Steinberg install a driver of its own. That's about the time i started having driver issues.
Bingo. You need to get rid of that pesky Steinberg generic ASIO driver. That is your problem right there.
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Yes. The fix is to ditch them and move on. They are 32 bit abandonware.
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It might be helpful to know what interface you're using.
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Perhaps iZotope RX can do it but even with extensive work, the results may still be less than perfect.
It will probably be easier to have it redone.
I wouldn't be hesitant at all to just tell the person that the track is unusable and please redo it without recording the metronome. I would also want to send a rough stereo mix - even of a mockup - to play along with.
THIS IS MY OPINION AND MY OPINION ONLY:
Even if you can, telling your talent "don't worry, I can fix it" only encourages continued sloppiness.
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I need to start using that.
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47 minutes ago, John Vere said:
Actually looks like he joined in 2019. Just glad I didn’t say anything dumb like is my habit sometimes. Specially when someone repost what you had said and now it’s in fixable
This is his one and only post, however.
Or perhaps I should say non post since there is no content.
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Well, whether or not Cakewalk supports VST3 is in fact covered in the documentation as are plugin icons and their coloration....
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8 hours ago, PavlovsCat said:
So sampling has advanced dramatically over the more than 20 years since those original samples were recorded. The way you do sessions to record an orchestra for a sophisticated sample library today is very different than what you would do two plus decades ago. Today's sophisticated sample libraries have significantly greater detail than those made in the 90s or the 2000s; they have multiple velocity layers, multiple round robins and of course, the best have sophisticated scripting that is far beyond what libraries had back then, but, of course, that can always be added, where a developer's hands are tied with decades old recordings. They're simply not going to have the recorded material there to handle all of the velocity layers and round robins to create a modern, sophisticated orchestral library, because these things are very sophisticated beasts. Although, I do seem to recall IK adding some additional samples in rhe 2010s, but not doing a complete overhaul, which I, since long ago, expected.
FTR, I own the first version of Miroslav for Sampletank, which I recall came out in the early 2000s and it was already using really old samples from the 90s at that time and not at the same level of the more sophisticated libraries even 20 years ago. And the latest 2 LE version I own doesn't seem like a giant leap from the first version. I'm saying that after 20 years -- whatever it is -- I expected that IK would have come out with a new orchestral library with newly recorded samples -- a more sophisticated library to replace this one. It's just surprising to me that they haven't. I'd like to see them do so.
True that, but Miroslav does have velocity layers and round robins.
"Old recordings" or not, it still sounds pretty decent. Nope, its not Spitfire, but pretty good nonetheless.
Biggest issue I have with it is a lack of consistency in articulations and keyswitches. Articulation maps mitigate that.
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3 hours ago, PavlovsCat said:
Wasn't that library originally sampled more than 20 years ago?
Yeah, so what?
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Some RTFM is in order here....
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That is not true.
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Not a Cakewalk issue.
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10 minutes ago, Wibbles said:
Sweetness is all you get from honey, honey.
Bovine Excrement.
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https://www.sweetwater.com/shop/cables/finder.php
Pretty much any guitar cord you can imagine.
Oh, wait... You meant guitar chords. NVM....
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6 hours ago, JJ said:
I just stumbled on this post, after 2 days straight pulling my hair out. DISGUSTING! Unbelievable! What a crap thing to program into
this Cakewalk. These idiots! Unless 'I' can find the solution around this 'intended flaw'? It will be deleted!!
Appreciate yer work, my friend.
What's disgusting is creating a whole account just so you can dredge up a 6-month-old solved post and display your lack of reading comprehension.
Not to mention personal insults....
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1 hour ago, Steve_Karl said:
Nothing to loose other than a very functional PRV.
Say what?
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Same as any other VSTi.
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My first thought would be to update. Nothing to lose and a whole lot to gain.
Anyone here doing MIDI guitar?
in The Coffee House
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You have to adapt your playing for guitar MIDI to work. If you try to play like a rock guitarist, you won't get good results.