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Michael Vogel

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  1. Becon as promised. A whole shipping container of it. Even labeled.
  2. I now have a full time job. Updating all my software programs and plugins. That’s all I use my computer for.
  3. How do you know the drum riser is level? When the drummer drools equally from both sides of their mouth. (Wish I could draw a cartoon)
  4. Speaking of Becon. I must remember to take a photo of a building site on return from doctor tomorrow. All will be revealed then.
  5. @InstrEd To be honest, my CbB knowledge is so far behind the curve these days. When I’ve been upstairs recently I found myself unqualified to offer any real technical help. I vowed I wasn’t going to get so involved again, that I would ever be effected adversely by the going’s on in a forum. Moving past, putting things behind me or overlooking things doesn’t seem to work for me like it used to so I’d rather just keep my interaction level where it is now.
  6. I’m itinerant these days but I used to be a very frequent participant in the old Sonar forums and I am a seasoned Sonar user. I got miffed by a specific situation during the transition to CbB and never learned to get past it. Apart from a recent foray into the “upstairs”, I generally make the occasional contribution to the more humerus threads in the Coffee House. It’s pleasant enough here and no one goes out of their way to be nasty. Besides that when I was deathly ill earlier this year, I received a lot of great support and encouragement from everyone here. The best part without question. Group hug time. C’mon you know you want to. C’mon now. Get your group hugs here.
  7. If anyone wants it, I have a large zip file with scores of cal scripts and just about all the info ever written on the subject.
  8. Espresso, chaps. Espresso no X espresso. Alright. I’ve checked the dictionary and it seems you’re allowed to use eXpresso because its being used often enough to become accepted. Hmm Let the debate begin.
  9. It’s been ages since I’ve spent any time upstairs, so thought I’d pay a visit. Seems just like the old forums, same questions except the versions are newer. Didn’t encounter any flashing threads, all pretty polite and civil. Verry noice.
  10. I only provided the link. The tools were made by scook who is an expert CbB user and programmer. Yes. I have SF13 working no problem. Spend some time reading all of scook’s instructions as they’re very comprehensive. Yes, you can reverse any entries made using the functions within the tool to delete entries made.
  11. Here’s the link https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eiVH_I1clbbRtWFh4-3Mo7HANjCxR8SwqHJtYXy19gw/pub
  12. There’s a whole forum section devoted to posting deals. Just thought you might like to know.
  13. Reading this thread might help convince you about Cakewalk by BandLab. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/topic/6018-still-using-sonar/
  14. Lookup pg 379 and onwards in the Reference Guide. There are settings allowing how strictly CbB snaps to grid. Magnetic is a keyword search that will help you. There are many Snap settings not just On or Off
  15. Half a lifetime ago I was burgled, replaced all my equipment 6 weeks later and was burgled again. Apparently that’s a thing. Burgle again after insurance has paid out and/or equipment replaced. All the measures I undertook to secure the house I was renting were to no avail. Deadlocks and bolts on all doors and windows. It looked like they just smashed the door in with a sledge hammer. The stile with dead bolts and locks was just hanging on the door frame. Lots of lessons learned. I feel for you Keni, it’s a gut wrenching time. Hearing someone else suffer the same stirs up all those feelings again. Same happened a few years back when Bitflipper was burgled. It’s sickening. A real violation. It really makes you grateful for what you have. All the best to you Keni.
  16. A matter of taste really. Why don’t you demo it. You can download a free trial. I have both, but prefer ProChannel because it’s convenient, built right in and the various FX are more than serviceable. Above all I’m used to it and how it sounds. Also there were a few plugins that extended the functionality of the ProChannel. There’s nothing wrong with Scheps, but it is a little heavier in CPU usage. A general principle I rely on when using channel strips is to not mix and match. Of course thats a hangover from the analog days where the console you had dictated your channel strip. In the digital era I guess there’s only guiding principles. You can do anything you want. Whether it sounds good or works well is another question. I bought the Waves Mercury bundle quite a few years ago now and all the Scheps plugins were included along with updates. I probably wouldn’t have bought a seperate channel strip, already having ProChannel.
  17. Maybe the instructor’s strange. Not you. ?
  18. If you’re talking to me. I Only have the version I made. Check the file date. edit: actually I last updated it with some info I got last year.
  19. Try this spreadsheet. Sonar Plugins Sonar 3 to Platinum.xlsx
  20. My wife ate it. I know because I went to get it and it was gone. Strawberry & Rhubarb dribbling down chin was a give away.
  21. Hey Jesse, why not post in the 2019.11 feedback thread where your comments would get proper attention. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/topic/8791-201911-feedback/ I think there were changes to WorkSpaces that might effect projects made in previous versions. Maybe? Check the info on the new update available in 2019.11 thread
  22. I wonder if people can really do critical listening on uploaded audio and determine that samples used are of a lesser quality. Poor arrangements and bad recording techniques could be picked up from compressed audio but I reckon that’s the best Ctenophora of it.
  23. It’s a very large, double sided CD with one long groove on each side. My description, many years ago, to a 10 year old who fit your description as I was showing him a “record player” at a HiFi show.
  24. Jim Rosebery does this for a living. He provides a paid for service where he will spec a PC for you to purchase the components and assemble yourself. I’ve used the service myself and its well worth the small fee. Used to be US$40/half hour. I told him my budget and he provided a list of component choices (that his company has tested for compatibility) with links to where I could buy them. I’m in Australia so I got mine locally but knowing the components were tried and tested gave me all the confidence I needed to make my choices.
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