Recent content by Beltrom

Good luck! Here's some info on the patchmix btw: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov05/articles/emupatchmix.htm

The fx in the fx bin doesn't get printed - so shouldn't be any worries. I've got no opinion if you should use the fx in the patchmix inline. They're pretty cool, as is the PowerFX-gadget. I'ts a good bet you'll get sound if you press the input echo button. But careful so it's not to loud when...

Sonar LE is supposed to be one of the more powerful oem's so I think you'll be happy for a while. There's probably something wrong in your monitoring chain. There's a few ways to monitor you signal. You might want to check input monitoring in the Sonar helpfile especially the part with Input...

I think this will explain it. http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.asp?m=849363&mpage=1 I upgraded from S4SE to S5PE in July fully aware that it likely was a stupid thing to do - but I really needed some of the stuff and it was a good deal as such. But then the kind people at Cakewalk offered us...

I'm not talking about the arpeggiator. I think I meant JMT Orchestrator. Haven't tried it myself but there's a lite version included in Sonar. The arpeggiator is probably of very limited use as a substitute for a keyboard player. There might be something more in the same lines among the third...

If I understand you correctly you could perhaps use some autocomp-program like Jammer or Band-in-a-box and move the keyboardparts into the app of your choice - like Sonar. I even think there's some similar tool included in Sonar as an mfx - never used it though.

Nah, but Tracktion isn't kiddy. I tried the version 1 NFR, and I could see myself getting used to that workflow. But I'm to stuck on Cakewalk...

You're probably right. But truthfully it's more like I'm trying to like it - but got this "kids prog"-feel from how it looks. Like Rolands "Do-re-mix" or something... :s

The horror! I'm writing Cakewalk asking them to remove that feature... I'm not taking any chances!

Maybe they look stupid - but I like the fact that I could put pictures of the singers and/or my own instruments there.

Well, while we're digging into Variaxinfo Here are pictures and more demos (I think it's the ones originally at Line6). http://www.vettaville.nl/vvvariaxpicsnl.htm Here are some videos: http://www.vettaville.nl/vvvideosguitars.htm And this is the most active Variax-community I've found...

http://www.vettaville.nl/vvdocumentsvariax.htm

Basically I agree with everything you said Phildo. Had my Variax for over a year and it's been my workhorse in the studio. Convincing enough for me and it's so nice to be hum and noise-free... Never heard about latency-problems with Variax, and I don't notice any (and I DO notice it when I play...

Like I said, Posihfopit. Also the previously mentioned Paris. Other good freebees are Kjaerhus classic at http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/classic-eq.php and the NyqvistEQ at http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/ (should point out that NyqvistEQ is donationware)

Posihfopit from Budde is rapidly becoming my favourite eq. And it's free!