Screensets and Mix Recall

[Robert McClellan]

Wanna speed up your workflow and boost your productivity in a flash! Try using Cakewalk by BandLab’s Screenset and Mix Recall features!

Screensets and Mix Recall

[Jim Fogle]

@Robert McClellan, Interesting video.  I see numerous forum comments from users wanting a quick and easy way to export multiple stems.  It looks like Mix Recall is a good way to perform this task.

Can a user set up a variety of screen sets  and save the screen sets as a template?

If I have a client that always want the same stems, one stereo stem with vocal and background vocals, another stereo stem without background vocals and a third with no vocals for example, can I save the mix recalls as a project template?

[Robert McClellan]

Great question! Yes! The Screensets can be integrated into a template and saved as such. Likewise, if you go back to a previous project that doesn’t have them they can be imported. However, mix recalls will have to be per project obviously.

[Jacques Boileau]

Hi Robert,

Great video! Always informative and well made.

You talk about screensets, but not workspaces. Do you use screensets exclusively or do you use both of them for different scenarios? 

[Robert McClellan]

I see the former as a more straightforward approach. Much like patch points and aux tracks. I’d rather use an aux track 90% of the time. Hope that makes sense. I might do another explanation vid on the workspaces as well. (Formerly called Lens... ??‍♂️)

[JoeGBradford]

Hi Robert - thanks for your response re screensets on the YouTube page for this video which you have also referred to above in your response to Jim. A video on Workspaces would be great too. I set one up to create my template but I am sure there are many like me who would still like more guidance on their use!