• SONAR
  • How to make it sound better? (p.6)
2014/02/21 13:46:36
stevec
bapu
REALLY??!!?? You really thought it was a serious OP?




Language is a funny thing...
 
 
See post # 39 above for a play-by-play breakdown of the some of the individual points in the OP
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2992395
 
2014/02/21 14:03:23
overkiller
Stop exporting your wav files into mp3 - the bit rot is making your music sound less good.  And everyone knows that mp3 doesn't sound as good on a Mac.  You're using a Mac, right?
2014/02/21 17:20:32
dubdisciple
Maybe I read his post wrong, but the OP seemed a little tongue and cheek to me.  Forgive me if I think someone looking for a "make more commercial button" and other similar phrases was just having a little fun.  It's not like anyone attacked him for his question.  We are musicians/hobbyists/etc..not mind readers.  Besides, "putting a little stank on it" like Ike said is offbeat but sound advice!  Ike may have been a total a-hole but he was a phenomenal judge of talent  who had a hand in launching more than Tina's career.  I would not listen to Ike on dating advice, but definitely would pay full attention when it came to music,
2014/02/21 17:31:28
Cactus Music
This thread is hilarious in a strange way.. To me , even by the title this OP was totally being humorous. I guess his sarcasm was just over a few peoples heads and that netted the funniest replies, the ones that actually took him serious,,, or are they just a deeper level of sarcasm I don't get.  
I think the people in the Coffee house were right the other day when they said about forget about posting humor in the upstairs... 
2014/02/21 17:44:07
bapu
This is the X Serious forum.
2014/02/21 17:53:52
konradh
The make-it-commerical button is actually two buttons.  1-Enable the master bus compression and 2-click on the infinity to 1 ratio button.
 
If that is not good enough, use a small saw to lengthen the slot for your master fader so you can turn it up more.
2014/02/21 17:57:43
SuperG
After the fall of the Tower of  [forum posting] Babble.....
 
God invented the smiley. Use 'em.
 

2014/02/21 18:52:58
rontarrant
dubdisciple
Maybe I read his post wrong, but the OP seemed a little tongue and cheek to me.

I have to agree with this, but I'm open to correction from the OP, of course.
 
However, since the OP has been a member of this forum for ten years (check his stats) I'm pretty comfortable in treating this thread as just a bit of letting off steam and having a larf.
2014/02/21 19:28:59
whitejs
Hi all,
 
Gosh, I'm both impressed and a bit confused, now that I read and am smiling at the humor here and now that I see that I'm not so sure the OP was serious in the first place!  My bet is that he was, but that the latter part of his post humorously lofted some sarcasm at us in a pretty warm way.
 
I would just ask folks to accept me saying "Never mind!" to my post, but I think there is still a grain of something that exists in this whole thing that is worth stating, and I do so with no intention of validating my original post, but rather in complete honesty regarding my impressions.
 
That is, my corrective slant was not based simply on this particular post, but on my years of reading this forum looking for technical guidance on Sonar issues.  I've seen more clique-like team-ups against posters on this forum than on any other I've viewed, and it has concerned me.  Sure, humor and wit have their place and there are no posts on this thread that aren't fun and clever, but quite often I've seen groups of friends on this site team-up and literally debase and deride new and, sure, naive posters to the point that it looks like a cheap fraternity of ten half-men trying to add up to one man by ganging against a poster for what seems to be the insecure goal of looking clever and being some kind of "gatekeeper" on the forum.  (Could a brickwall limiter or gate have kept that sentence from being so long?)
 
It's been shameful.  The Coffee House or whatever is probably more the place for showing one's colors and having beer brawls and nit-pik sessions.
 
Sure, this poster asked a question about composition qualities, and surely many would not resist the gate-keeper response of "That is not a question that should be asked in this section", but even that is something that should be said kindly and with the idea of each and every poster here being a potential "e-family" member.  Sounds corny, maybe, but in practice it would be a dream.
 
I am a firearms nut, and collect and converse on such on several forums.  You would be quite impressed and possibly not surprised to note that these forums are without question the places where the LEAST responsive abuse and disrespect are found, and I'm sure everyone here can figure that out.  The all know that in real life, or should I say "face to face", no one would be talking any trash or being cute or terse with anyone of like "holdings".  Well, we should all possibly be that way.  We don't know each other, but we should know that this world won't work well at all if we aren't that way.  From small involvements like this forum to how we treat our next-door neighbor, to how our country treats other countries.  Spite, disdain, smart-assness (my new word!) and alienation don't work.  It ends up on our porches in the long run, and sometimes in the short run.
 
In short, I've seen a whole lot of that here over the last four years, and I reacted to this post with that luggage pushing my words.  I can now see how many folks might have thought the original post was ENTIRELY tongue-and-cheek.  Crazy.
 
Best wishes to you ALL.  Intelligence and wit are abundant here, and I'm in the middle of trying to figure out why X3 gobbles up 4X more processor than Samplitude Pro X and Pro Tools 11, so I have to be honest and apologize for the bitter tone of my first post.  I stand by the content, as I've said here, but I fell into a bit of a harsh mode.
 
Jon
2014/02/21 20:23:05
bapu
whitejs
The Coffee House or whatever is probably more the place for showing one's colors and having beer brawls and nit-pik sessions.

 
In spite of others on this forum believe (the ones who rarely or never venture into The Coffee House) no beer-brawls and nit-picking sessions happen there. 
 
Quite the contrary; the regulars are a helpful bunch and at times pull together and have helped members out with purchasing gear (due to financial constarints), collecting donations to hep others with medical bills, or moving expenses.
 
To be clear: Have some disagreed with others? Yes. Do we have flame wars and such? Maybe once or twice in all my time there (pretty much since 2008) and they typically get ironed out without the mods locking a thread that was initiated in The Coffee House (note: many lock threads in this forum have been dumped there).
 
I personally have met face to face with at least 15 regulars in The Coffee House over the years (both in my city and theirs) and I intend to keep doing so when it works out between us.
 
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