Bristol_Jonesey

For those of you struggling to see the NEW spectrum analyzer, go into Console View. Under Options > EQ and Plot > Show Spectrum Analyzer

That was my first thought

Seems to be working fine here.

If it helps, these are the settings on my laptop

Thanks!

Ok guys, any idea what's happening here? all VST'S - VST2 & VST3 are opening up REALLY small and cannot be scaled any bigger

I can't see this anywhere. Where is it?

VX64 (and PX64) were both hidden/excluded due to instability issues. This may be resoved when the new Sonar is released.

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I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that

To my mind it would be an extremely small number of cases where different busses would require the same threshold & other parameters set on a compressor. They key word is require. You adjust the controls on a compressor in order to get the effect that the track, or in your case, group of tracks actually need. These will all be different. I fail to see how - for example - a drum bus would have the same settings as a vocal bus

But you can't record at 32 bit as to my knowledge, there are no 32 bit DACs on the prosumer market (yet)

Did you de-select the Steinberg before trying to select the Presonus?

I can answer that. 8 didn't ship with anything that was not included with 8.5

Did the interface come with a connecting cable? These are usually USB both ends

At some point the Theme Editor was removed from the Utilities menu and became a separate program with its own dekstop icon

You also have the option to store takes in separate tracks which might help

Yep, first thing to check I hope he's not scanning the entire C:\ drive

There's lots to address here. I would consider doing the entire mix from scratch. Set all busses to 0dB, drag all faders down to -INF and start building the mix You don't say if any compression has been used Yes, roll off the lows of any instrument that doesn't have any LF content Always keep your master bus at 0dB

Did you try using my suggestion?

You should be able to constrain horizontal movement by holding shift when dragging fron one track to another, or ctrl + shift for copy/drag

<shrug> generally, people on here don't like resurrecting ancient posts whose content may not be applicable any more And I'm not prepared to wade through pages of dated information to see if any of it is still valid or not.

Nobody here is going to laugh. The only dumb questions are those that aren't asked.

Please start a new thread. This zombie one is in its fifth year