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Everything posted by Bristol_Jonesey
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Sometimes, bouncing the clip to itself solves problems like this. Nothing to lose by trying it
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Might be a good idea at this point to talk about your driver settings. What are they? What are your buffers set to?
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Thank you John. I hope the others take this on board.
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In that case I'd like to know what you mean by a "nag screen" if it isn't the one regarding activation?
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So whereabouts in the clip is this happening? Is it on a transition point or on a linear section of envelope?
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Instead of jumping vertically up/down between sections, try offsetting the nodes ever so slightly so that the line goes up/down on a bit of a diagonal.
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Nag screen and reactivation are the same thing. If you search through the posts from the last couple of days you'll find it.
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They have also stated that this constant need to reactivate will be switched off in the near future. You are worrying needlessly
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Look for the gear icon in the plugin header Uncheck Enable Plugin DPI Awareness
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Does Anybody Know What Asset Files Are?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Johnbee58's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
That was it - Gobbler, not Landr. My bad -
Not Liking the look of the New Sonar Interface
Bristol_Jonesey replied to mark foster's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Track icons are here on my system C:\Cakewalk Content\Sonar\Track Icons -
Does Anybody Know What Asset Files Are?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Johnbee58's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I seem to remember back in the day, possibly X3 or Platinum, that SONAR users could make use of Landr? Was it a mastering service? Asset files were created for this purpose. I think ? -
Will there be perpetual licenses?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Ben Chase's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I'm done with this Seems like certain people have lost the ability to reason and are wrapped up in conspiracy theories Might as well join a flat earth group -
Will there be perpetual licenses?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Ben Chase's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Maybe you don't but that wasn't the point -
Ah but will it stop the wailing and gnashing of teeth?
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Will there be perpetual licenses?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Ben Chase's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Except it isn't Cakewalk for a monthly fee, it's called Cakewalk Sonar And you also get: Early access to beta creation tools like 32-tracks in Studio, Voice Cleaner, Voice-to-MIDI, AutoKey, and more. Unlimited Opportunities submissions to land live gigs, record deals, or mentorship from industry experts. Distribution to release your music on major platforms, track your releases, and keep 100% of the royalties you make. Fan Reach to market your music, build a contactable list of listeners, and grow your fanbase. Profile Boost to get your profile promoted to high-traffic spots on the BandLab feed. Permanent Member-exclusive features like a fifth guitar stem split on Splitter. Customizable profile banners and the option to feature up to five profile photos. -
A couple of things you could try: Bounce the clip to itself (bounce to clip) Copy all the audio to a new track, re-create the track properties and drag the Fx to the new track
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Are you sure it wasn't the gate simply "chattering"?
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I would say Bandlab hiring a number of the Ex-employees is more accurate
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Will there be perpetual licenses?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Ben Chase's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Craig, I'm afraid people only see what they want to see. -
I've said this before, but after working with the new Sonar for a couple of weeks, I've grown to really apprciate the clean, uncluttered lines of the GUI. There are nine different colour schemes to choose from, I'm using Mercury Classic at the moment.
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Any tips for mixing with headphones?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to T Boog's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Not that I'm aware of. What would you expect from such a feature? -
Sonar AND Next Available Through Bandlab Membership?
Bristol_Jonesey replied to Johnbee58's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Purchase of the Backstage Pass gives you access to both Sonar & Next.