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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/04 02:56:18
Vicsant,

Try increasing the number of Steps. For example, 6 steps per beat will have double resolution of 3 Steps per beat, and so on.
fitzj
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/04 03:38:38
Audio snap 2.0 is a major problem for many, so a tutorial  just like you did  for session drummer 3 would be very much appreciated.
Thanks cakewalk.
A1MixMan
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/04 14:24:23
Thanks guys! Please make more of these!

And I don't care what the topic is about. I just love learning about Sonar.
D.J. ESPO
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/04 14:32:40
Question;

Why make your users go to great lenghts in order to get this on there hard drives ??? 
 
Camel audio has vids like this  ( obviously for the synth they sell , not session drummer !)availible to users who have logged into the site  ..... freely availible for  registered users to download and watch in the best circumstances for them...  Why not do that Cake ?????????????????????
WDI
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/04 16:38:47
Yay on the HD video idea. FWIW I think these could be a selling point for those looking into Sonar for the first time or thinking about upgrading to new versions. Just keep them organized for easy access. No reason your hard work should go unnoticed. Perhaps a video highlighting new release features?

For instance I checked out the Drum Production Episode I and understand the direction Cakewalk is taking with the Step Sequencer, Session Drummer and the Transient Shaper when seeing them used together and knowing these are all Cakewalk provided tools.

AudioSnap tutorials coming soon? Here is a great tool that appears many on the forums have trouble understanding, including myself with many aspects of it. Sometimes I can't quite figure out why I get the results I do.
fitzj
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/05 03:17:06
Just be thankful cakewalk have appeared again on this forum and are very active. I don't see any free video on the camel site.
djjhart@aol.com
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/05 11:23:05
I think they should wait before posting a video of Audio Snap 2.0 , were already in August and the newer Version of Sonar will be out very soon, I'm sure there going to refine audio snap , perhaps make a 3.0... I want to see a video, were they take an accapella at one tempo , and not knowing that tempo, and chop it up and work it in the mix thats a different tempo..and being on key. cant believe the new version is almost here!!! wooo hoo..
Dave King
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/06 15:07:19
I watched the first 2 or 3 installments in this series and they are excellent.  I want to watch them again with Sonar up and running so that I can experiment with some of the techniques demonstrated in the videos.  Very nice!  I look forward to more of these.

Thanks!
Robert H
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/08 02:09:39
I just finished watching the Drum Production Episode I. Most excellent.

As a newbie this kind of thing is indispensable. It answered a lot of questions and showed how in-depth some of the features really are. I was blown away with how much control you can have over Session Drummer with Step Sequencer. I will definitely be watching it a few more times to let it sink in.

I would love to see something like this for ACT and the A-PRO.
ModmanQ6
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/08 21:10:04
Thanks for the drum master class!! I dropped a lot of cash on this and the V-studio 700 package and the learning curve has been brutal. This has given me a really effective boost over a hurdle I'd been trying to climb for months now... Please keep them coming like this. It will only cement the loyalty of your customers as it brings us more quickly into an effective work flow. 

Thanks again and can't wait to see what's next!!!! 
perfectprint
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/09 02:03:38

These are great; very informative. I cant believe I overlooked the Waveform preview button for so many years.
Keep em coming!!!

Thanks!
rvannostrand
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/09 12:25:27
These forums and the new tutorials are the main reason I use SONAR. I do have a Mac and use it for many things, but when it comes to my audio and especially MIDI editing, I boot my Mac into WinXP and run SONAR!

Many, many thanks for the time and effort that goes into these tutorials.

Dick Van Nostrand
george4th
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/11 12:21:31
Yes, This is a major selling point.  Manuels and help files are great, but this is basically looking over someones shoulder and actually seeing how it is done.  I have been using Sonar/Cakewalk pro audio for +10 years and learned from these videos.  Please Make many more, not only for the new user, but for the old timers as well.  Sonar has hit the nail on the head with this one.  If you can see step by step how to do something a lot of the frustration that goes on here will go away.  Unless you are too lazy to even watch a video.
Sonar Thank you!
George Roane
Jind
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/12 08:27:37
Like others, I would like to commend you for the new videos and also reinforce the idea that it's things such as these high production quality, non-product show demonstration, in depth tutorial videos that will push you up in the minds of DAW shoppers much more so than just describing new features in marketing speak ad content. 

I know if I was in the market for a DAW, I'd like to see a company that has taken the time, and quite frankly re-invested some of the money I paid for the product to create informative tutorial content that will help me get deeper into their product.  So may people use only a fraction of a product simply because they are either unaware of features, or quite frankly afraid of more complex features.  By showing them how to use the key features and the more workflow related ones that will assist them in creating great productions, you are getting users more up to speed and informed.  When a consumer has a greater understanding of your product, they are much more likely to go deeper into your product and as they go deeper, they are more likely to understand the power at their fingertips.

So many people switch DAW programs looking for that one that will be intuitive and have a work-flow that will simply speak to them and allow them to do what they want as easily as possible.  Unfortunately, while almost all commercial DAW packages can do most of the same functions, they all do them in differing ways, and users don't want to have to figure it all out by themselves, so show them how to get great results as easily as possible with video tutorials and you are likely to have less consumers jumping ship to what they think will do it easier.

Just my 2 cents - your mileage may vary.

Keep up the great work with future videos.  Like others a multi-part AudioSnap tutorial would be great - not just a 5 minutes general overview - get in depth and show how-to stuff that people would be able to use to make great music with.
Sijel
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/12 14:17:16
Hey - on a related topic - what's the best way to enter a (triplet roll + quarter hit) into the 4:4 Step Sequencer without it sounding like a rat-a-tat-tat machine gun?
groovey1
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/12 17:27:51
Just finished watching the Master Class videos and found them very helpful. Thanks for posting them ... looking forward to seeing more.
Dave King
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/12 19:29:10
Thinking about these videos further...  I wonder if it would be advantageous to make them ONLY available to registered users.  In some respects, it feels a bit wasteful to be sharing the info in these videos to anyone who wants to see them (including non-Cakewalk) users.

If they were available ONLY to registered users, this would be an added marketing tactic that Cake could use.  Not only do you get the products, but you also gain access to these detailed, product-specific videos.

Just a thought. 
vicsant
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/12 20:15:12

I wonder if it would be advantageous to make them ONLY available to registered users.
Dave King



-10!

Everyone needs to know everything that's good that Sonar has to offer....

post edited by vicsant - 2010/08/13 09:49:43
Dave King
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/12 22:04:08
Ouch! 
Sijel
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/13 09:56:19
Interesting thought . . . on the flip side, would YOU buy a product so that AFTER you bought it, you could see how great it is?!
 
IMHO, not to diss the work of the other CW folks, Seth's videos do more to sell Sonar than practically all the prior "trade show" videos combined (well... ok, except for maybe the live V-Vocal demo).
 
In fact, I'm starting to feel my body shake and shiver... I haven't seen a new Sonar video in.... well... almost two weeks!!  Talk about withdrawal symptoms!  
grayzer
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/13 15:48:02
Hi all, just want to add my feedback - I'm up to part 3 of the drum production series videos - there are excellent. essential stuff - this will encourage me to try new things in sonar. Fortunately, I have a real drummer, but this will help be generate realistic demos. It's really great to be shown in video format on my laptop rather than fishing out the manual. Much more immediates, convenient, and actually more effective. Of course the manual is opn standy by for more troubleshooting and problem solving (so I don't actually need it )
philz
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/13 15:59:49
Hey Brandon- You guys really shot out the lights with this series.  Superb job!  I thought I had at least a working knowledge of SD3 'til I saw the videos, now I'm blocking out time to go back for a 2nd and even 3rd watch I learned so much.
 
Occasionally, I'm called to assist with similar videos for our (my company's) user base, and they are NOT easy to do, and even harder to do well.  And this series was done extremely well.  Kudos to Seth, yourself and whomever else was involved with the production.
 
But, guess what- now you're victims of your own success as the natives grow restless for MORE.  Count me amongst those looking for a similar series on Audio Snap.
RabbitSeason
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/13 21:37:13
These videos are exactly what I needed!  Just watched all 5 parts of the drum mastering series.  These are really well done.  Thanks Cakewalk! I do believe the Step Sequencer is my new best friend.
chilldanny
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/15 18:13:36
Excellent production.
This sort of company support is what it's all about.
Makes the Sonar Producer 8.5 asking price all the more sweet.
 
Good job Cakewalk =)
 
So when's the next series???
(strike while the iron's hot  )
post edited by chilldanny - 2010/08/17 14:13:56
fitzj
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/16 06:32:15
Has the video manufacturing dept dried up already nothing new in weeks.

BombayCharlie
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/16 16:35:05
Hi. I love the new video series. I don't remember seeing one on file management. I've been using this since it was Sequencer Plus back in the day by Twelve Tone Systems! In any event, I still am not sure of how to make all of the proper choices as to where to file stuff to make the machine the most efficient that it could be. 
I realize that everyone's needs are different, and that the default locations are probably the default because they cover the most scenarios. That being said, maybe a short video on..".you have all of these VI's. Keep the instruments here, keep the sounds here, keep the data here"...that kind of thing. 
I just upgraded to 8.5 about two months ago, and just upgraded from Vista64 to Windows7 a week ago. I have projects all over my laptop all ready. 

I love this program, just need some help getting and keeping organized.

Thanks

Charlie Ernst  
Brandon Ryan [Roland]
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/16 17:05:21
fitzj


Has the video manufacturing dept dried up already nothing new in weeks.


At this point it has been two weeks. We're certianly gald you want more and intend to provide just that. Having said that we're going for a good balance of quality and quantity. Videos take a long time and a lot of work to produce. Not to mention other activities sometimes slow things down a bit. To put it in perspective it took longer than two weeks to produce that Master Class video.

But we're certainly dedicated to building a useful and hopefully valuable video library as a resource to new and existing SONAR users.
Brandon Ryan [Roland]
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/16 17:06:13
BombayCharlie


Hi. I love the new video series. I don't remember seeing one on file management. I've been using this since it was Sequencer Plus back in the day by Twelve Tone Systems! In any event, I still am not sure of how to make all of the proper choices as to where to file stuff to make the machine the most efficient that it could be. 
I realize that everyone's needs are different, and that the default locations are probably the default because they cover the most scenarios. That being said, maybe a short video on..".you have all of these VI's. Keep the instruments here, keep the sounds here, keep the data here"...that kind of thing. 
I just upgraded to 8.5 about two months ago, and just upgraded from Vista64 to Windows7 a week ago. I have projects all over my laptop all ready. 

I love this program, just need some help getting and keeping organized.

Thanks

Charlie Ernst  


Great suggestion. We'll make sure it's on deck.
Twitch
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/18 09:53:05
Great stuff...
grayzer
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/24 22:59:39
Great work. i watched the videos and learnt a lot. Just wondering, if an audiosnap masterclass is in progress or planned, have you checked out Big Lion's posts here? http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2078582
Brandon Ryan [Roland]
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/24 23:23:24
We've definitely got some AudioSnap videos on the list.
Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/08/27 05:42:27
Hello Everyone,

We've just posted a new Get Started video about PX-64 here ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhJ3Heu9Doc

For more information on the video and on the direction of our video series in general, check out my new Cakewalk Blog here ... http://blog.cakewalk.com/...new-get-started-video/
mick@itc
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/08/27 08:43:41
Excellent videos...love the master class.  Can we have one on the specific set up of A Pro keyboards just like you did witht eh midi/controller/surface video....just keep 'em coming...
Thanks
Mick
Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/04 06:50:46
New SONAR: Go Deeper - PX-64 Percussion Strip video up here ... http://www.youtube.com/wa...ture=player_embedded#!

Also a new blog post here ... http://blog.cakewalk.com/...o-pcal-daw-and-caketv/
djjhart@aol.com
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/04 09:43:07
Px 64 Rocks .. I use it more than i thought I would, So usefull ..
Brandon Ryan [Roland]
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/05 21:23:03
We've just added a new SONAR: Go Deeper video to complement the first entry that was added earlier this week. This is the first SONAR: Go Deeper video focusing on AudioSnap 2.0. Enjoy! (...and yes more are on the way...)

SONAR: Go Deeper
SONAR: Go Deeper - PX-64 Percussion Strip
This Go Deeper video dives into the PX-64 Percussion Strip plugin. It shows each of its processors in action and explains when and how to use them. Thanks to Cakewalk Product Specialist Seth Perlstein for this video.

SONAR: Go Deeper - AudioSnap 2.0 Drum Replacement
This Go Deeper video dives into one of the many useful things you can do with SONAR's powerful AudioSnap feature. Here, a poorly recorded kick drum track is salvaged by converting the performance to a MIDI triggered kick drum in Session Drummer 3
Jose7822
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/05 21:29:40
YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jose7822
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/05 21:46:46
Aww, I was expecting a whole series of Audio Snap 2 tutorials :-(

Guess I'll have to wait :-)
gwp99
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/05 21:53:04
Great content and production - why does it always look so easy...
vicsant
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/05 22:26:15
Can we download the audiosnap2.0 drum replacement video.

When I try to do this with firefox's video downloader, I get part 1 of the drum production master class.

Thanks.
djjhart@aol.com
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/08 12:04:49
 .. Keep up the good work.. 
post edited by djjhart@aol.com - 2010/09/23 09:24:29
Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/23 06:33:20
Another video has gone live ... SONAR: Get Started - AudioSnap 2.0 ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwaXi540fZQ[/link]

Enjoy!
Jose7822
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/23 10:01:31
Thanks for the nice video Seth, as usual. 

Now we need the "Audio Snap 2: Going Deeper" video(s) with in depth examples of beat mapping and best practices on how to adjust the timing of multi-track instruments like drums.  Something I've gotten into the habit of doing is placing markers before and/or after a section of a clip I'm adjusting in order to prevent surrounding parts that don't need adjusting from moving out of time.  That's one thing you could show in the in-depth video.  On second thought, beat mapping might not be the best thing to show since some (if not, most) of us are having problems with that.  Any news on when this will be fixed?

Thanks again Seth!

ba_midi
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/23 13:37:18
Seth Perlstein [Cakewalk
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Another video has gone live ... SONAR: Get Started - AudioSnap 2.0 ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwaXi540fZQ[/link]

Enjoy!

Aside from the developers, I vote you, Brandon and Robin as the Most Valuable CW staffers :)
 
THe way you're putting these together is excellent.  Really easy to digest and follow, and well thought out.
 
Kudos to you Seth and all involved.
 
 
rm5700@optonline.net
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/23 20:18:08
Seth Perlstein [Cakewalk
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Another video has gone live ... SONAR: Get Started - AudioSnap 2.0 ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwaXi540fZQ[/link]

Enjoy!
Great job on this one, they seem to be getting better and better! 
 
Whenever you guys get some more time, (I know these take a while to produce) I would like to see it in action fixing up some tracks, showing the best ways to do this or that.
 
Awesome job Seth, and any others involved making these videos at Cakewalk. 
 
Thanks 
-Rob
post edited by rm5700@optonline.net - 2010/09/24 08:26:56
amiller
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/27 15:06:29
I like the videos but would love to be able to download them or even purchase them on DVDs from Cakewalk?  My studio setup does not have network access...by design.
Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/29 05:01:07
Another video has been added to the collection ... SONAR: Go Deeper - AudioSnap 2.0 Slicing and Sampling ... It's on YouTube now and will be added to CakeTV shortly ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYV_BPqk_GQ

Thanks and enjoy!
chilldanny
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/29 07:23:14
Awesome Seth, keep 'em coming!
ba_midi
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/29 12:07:31
Seth Perlstein [Cakewalk
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Another video has been added to the collection ... SONAR: Go Deeper - AudioSnap 2.0 Slicing and Sampling ... It's on YouTube now and will be added to CakeTV shortly ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYV_BPqk_GQ

Thanks and enjoy!

You guys are on a roll (pun)!.   Excellent addition to the collection, Seth.  Nicely done, to the point, easy to follow.
Great work!
Thank you.
 
Brandon Ryan [Roland]
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/29 14:13:47
Also, Mike Trujillo has just released this video on the joys of plugin management. Currently on our YouTube page and will be available on CakeTV shortly.

SONAR: Get Started - Plugin Manager
This Get Started video demonstrates the use of SONAR's Plugin Manager to create custom plugin menu layouts that simplify your workspace.
djjhart@aol.com
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/09/29 16:46:39
Pretty Cool Seth what you did with AS 2 and the session drummer( with slices).. Can you do the same thing if you just double click the audio clip , In loop editor?  will apply trimming work on that? 
Dave King
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/09/30 12:20:10
Nice!

 
Ditto.
mwall
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/05 12:44:25
And can we have a series of similar tutorials on AudioSnap please? Every time I try and use it I end up thrashing about and coming away thinking "I must be thick, but I just don't understand how to get what I need here".


Yeah. I had it figured out in 6 and 7, then they went and changed it on me. Can't get it to work without typing in the degree of change I want in the transients. I'm not doing something somewhere, I'm sure.
mwall
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/05 16:05:03
Just watched the Audio Snap videos, and it all looks so easy now. Can't wait to try it out.

I'm curious how you would go about replacing a whole drum kit from a poorly recorded kit? Would this work: Make a duplicate of the kit recording for each piece of the kit (so for a five piece drum kit, you'd have five copies of the kit recording). Then, EQ each track to bring out a different single piece of the kit. Then convert the resulting transients to MIDI.

Or is there an easier way? Would love to see a tutorial on that!

Keep up the good work on the vids. Love it.
LpMike75
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/05 22:41:52
I had no idea you could drag and drop sounds into session drummer to play...really cool stuff.  Thanks again for the videos!
Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/07 20:36:35
Discussion of AS2.0 has been moved to its own thread here ... http://forum.cakewalk.com...29&mpage=1#2102729 ... please keep this thread on topic ... thanks and carry on!
JazzSinger
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/08 18:11:04
Dear Cakewalk.

Just got the e-mail with the new videos.

Once again your videos are in online viewable format only.

This is inconvenient for two reasons:

1. Not everyone has the luxury of high speed internet
connectivity. (Like me.)

2. It is also fairly wide practice not to have ones
studio PC connected to the internet.

If you could only see your way to making your training
videos available in downloadable form.

It cannot be that hard. Please, please, please.
brundlefly
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/09 12:46:29
SONAR: Go Deeper - PX-64 Percussion Strip This Go Deeper video dives into the PX-64 Percussion Strip plugin. It shows each of its processors in action and explains when and how to use them. Thanks to Cakewalk Product Specialist Seth Perlstein for this video.

 
Awsome stuff, guys. I finally got around to watching all the vids. I wasn't too excited about it, initially, because I enjoy figuring everything out for myself, and thought I knew most of the tools pretty well. But the PX64 and Drum Production vids were a mixing lesson all in themselves. I actually followed Seth through all the drum vids, step by step, and reproduced the finished drum sequence and mix - a great learning experience! Keep 'em coming.
 
bitflipper
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Re:SONAR Video Series (in full HD) New! 2010/10/09 23:31:23
Seth, mark me down as another vote for downloadable videos. I'd like to have them on my laptop for viewing while traveling. It would be a nice alternative to the usual in-flight entertainment selections.

And consider offering them on DVD, too, for those without high-speed internet access. You could hand them out at NAMM instead of T-shirts! Except I still want a T-shirt.
JV
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Re:SONAR: Get Started (video series) 2010/10/10 23:10:30
Hey, have you tried just putting "CakeTV" into a searchbox.....you get this little kids' TV show. Can't even find CakeTV from cakwewalk unless you input the whole company and everything... that was funny.... "hello boys and girls... today we study room coeffcients and Feltchure Muson curves and how they relate to dbs in daily life." and now a word from Hasbro.
I do like  CakeWalks' CAKETV, so don't get me wrong.....kids.
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