• SONAR
  • A thought regarding POWr dithering situation
2018/04/13 06:43:24
Keni
Not a big deal in general. It's simple enough to use Sonar for my mastering.

But maybe sometime Bandlab might find a way for those of us who have it, to be able to use it in CbB?
Even if it required a user fee/purchase.

While working on a project i often use quick, unmastered exports for many purposes...
Subtle as it is, the different algorhythms are something i've become accustomed to.
As they're not for commercial/public usage at such times, it's not horrible to use what's in CbB now.
But it would be nice...
2018/04/13 06:44:52
Meng
We're actually working on getting this back in for everybody, fingers crossed - please stay tuned!
2018/04/13 07:25:11
Keni
meng
We're actually working on getting this back in for everybody, fingers crossed - please stay tuned!


Wow! That was fast!

Thanks Meng!

You're the best!
2018/04/13 08:21:28
elsongs
POW-R Dithering is owned by the POW-R Consortium. They have licenses with several DAW manufacturers, including Cakewalk Inc. But since Cakewalk Inc. is no longer in existence, BandLab needs to sign off on a new license with the POR-R Consortium in order to include it in its product. It appears that's what BandLab is working on.
2018/04/13 09:12:30
Phoen1xPJ
Most excellent... thx, Meng!
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