Andres Medina

Here, all my VST3 works just fine. May be you need to re-scan the VST plugins and make sure first that they are properly installed.

I agree. My workflow is the same: work audio inside CW, export the audio (either Wav or Broadcast Wave), then use a video editor to assemble whatever you need. Is really straightforward and easy. I'm not familiar with other DAWs, and of course it would be nice to select audio in your timeline and choose to export video at the same time, but not sure if it's easy to make it work for the developers, as it involves editing video capabilities.

I see. Good to know. Thanks! Still I can use the main menu, so no big deal!

Somehow, my track templates folders are not updating inside CW, in this specific scenario: Id I add a new folder or change the content in nested folders, they are not updated in the "Insert from Track Template" menu that pops when right clicking an empty space in the track pane. Not even after restarting CW. BUT they are correctly updated when using "Insert/Track Template" from the top menu. May be this a bug? (the number of subfolders inside my track template folder is greater than 24: there is a limitation on this count?)

Yes, you are right- no toggle, it just cancel all write enables. My mistake.

The crossed button toggles between "automation write" enabled/disabled on all tracks. It means that if you want to write automation in real time as you play your song, the envelopes are written as you move the controls, as lomg as your W in the track bus is enabled. See pics and video. Video 1.mp4

Can you post a pic of the line? The diagonal direction seems to be a drawing in the automation line, but, who knows...

Double check your selection in the PRV track panel. The ghost notes belong to a different track the the active one. See the pics -

You can choose what to reset, using the Mix Recall Settings dialog, and even make it ask you every time, so you can select according to your needs. In this example, I choose not to reset efx.

Didn't know. I find it very useful and will try on my projects. Thanks!

Oh, I just read your last part, the notes area... THERE IS A NOTES AREA!! - This is new to me. Good! Thanks. Keep thinking that for capturing comp takes still there is room for improvement. . What about a new button with a flag or a color that you just click once to select the comp track (or three buttons color coded to quick mark a take with one clik), + some system to sort or filter only the flagged takes? Just dreaming -

Thanks! Yes, it will work fine to select one of the takes after recording. However, I often I find myself recording performances in different parts of a song (i.e, Verse+Chorus), inside the same track, for a matter of speed in a session (say a vocal take). If I go ahead to a different section, the soloed track is not that useful because it would be preventing me from monitoring a new comp take. Any suggestions? Thanks again -

I wonder if this functionality has been requested. Anyway, here it is: Would be nice to have a way to quick-flag comp takes that you feel are best, right after pressing stop. I mean, using 1 click and it's flagged for future reference. When you make a bunch of takes is easy to get lost afterwards. Additionally, not knowing if this is feasible from a programmer standpoint of view, would also be nice to be able to sort or filter those flagged takes when selecting the best takes.

If they are moving, I guess they are somehow linked : I'm aware of this options: The tracks are Ctrl+Selected The tracks are grouped Hope it helps -

Try this, under Preferences:

uh... never happened here By glitchy you mean there are glitches on playback? (if so, you can change your driver configuration to increase the driver buffer size) - may be a playback issue rather than Melodyne? Melodyne prompts you to update when available.

It's faster to analyze all tracks at once that one by one (select all tracks - apply Melodyne) . Once analyzed you just select the track for editing within Melodyne or from CW (depending on your Melodyne version).

Are you creating a Region Fx on the selected tracks? If so, it should analyze all tracks. At least here it is working fine.

I use AD2 a lot. I think you are duplicating clips without intending to do so. Try using groove looping again, BUT take this precautions: The first clip (original clip) is perfectly aligned to the grid Groove Clip Grooving is enabled See images and video Video_1.mp4

No idea why are you having this issue... If it's not a CW related issue, consider contacting support at Celemony. They are very responsive.

I would check this: That the two tracks plays well in playback (to rule out automations, etc) That you are selecting the right selection before exporting If 1. is ok, I would check the configuration of the export process (there are a lot of options while exporting - only tracks/buses/whole mix, etc,), to see if a particular setup produces de error.

Are your tracks audio tracks, midi tracks or Instrument tracks?

Yes, I did a quick test and midi notes are still locked to tempo change after changing the clip properties to absolute time. Tried to lock clip data and position - and then change the tempo, and no luck. Still follows tempo changes. Not sure if there is a way to unlock midi data from tempo changes. Not aware of that function... I guess you will have to use the other way (creating it in a external project)

And on the low budget end, I already bought a Behringer B1. Very quiet, no added noise, large diaphragme. Not very crisp, but works well. I use also an AKG 414-B, which is phenomenal, so in comparison, the Behringer is a little dull.

A friend bought the Shure Beta87: the sound is bright and crisp, BUT has a noticeable hiss, not very good for studio recording. She is a Voice Actor, and she is asked to send her files over, so she is going to change it.