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You are welcome!

Thank you!

@@j.v.f.8736 nah, I want to be in control 😉.

Ha ha … didn’t even realize 😉.

I listened back, I said “I may still try” 😅. Or at least tried to say that.

Yes the actual results are never that flat line that SoundID targets 😉. I’ll read up on resonant traps but so far I understand that it would need to be pretty big to work on such a low frequency.

@@LanewoodStudios Yes quarter wavelength @ ~40Hz is around 2m so they can be say 30x30 x200 and stand in the corners (or buy fat pipes from hardware/builder store). Best if vent is at bottom to couple with mode. They don't have to kill it just reduce it to something better ;) I've done this to handle irritating modes, worth the effort.

@jrgroberts thanks for the tip!

Suno is also the one I use most now. Better ‘songwriting’. But let’s see what this one is really like once it gets released. If ever 😉.

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Some like Genelec and undoubtedly they can produce results. All the Genelecs I have auditioned that I can afford, I don't like - hyper hyped. I prefer Neumann at the same price points. YMMV obvs. Adam are a bit too bright for me.

Yes it’s quite a personal choice. Have always liked Adam’s myself.

@@LanewoodStudios Yes and easily trimmed with EQ as you did. The new series are much better than older models, I have been told (yet to audition). They have always had good imaging. In fact, now I can't hear above 12K Adam brightness might be just the thing ;)

Ha ha … yes maybe the Adam’s are for ‘older’ people 😉.

Thank you! Yes the P22A’s served me well for years. But it was time for an upgrade 😉.

Not sure. Maybe this can help you: forums.steinberg.net/t/convert-tracks-mono-to-multichannel-not-working-in-cubase-11/719992 It’s probably one of the pre-requisites which is not fulfilled.

Yes I would definitely check them out then.

@@harryvanlamoen8195 glad you enjoyed it!

Thansks and you’re very welcome!

Yes it’s great once you ‘get’ it.

Maybe they’re waiting for the results of the lawsuits against Udio/Suno 😬.

You’ll get used to it when you use it more 😉.

I agree with you. Real stems are still better, but I am always amazed by how far we got already.

@@ThePlanarchist yes if you don’t need any changes than you can just leave it once setup. Maybe even the defaults will work for you.

@@AlexBallMusic 👍🙏

Not sure I understand what you mean. Is it related to something I'm showing in this video?

@@LanewoodStudios I mean the window in which Cubase offers to change the sample parameters (sampler and bit depth), like in your video. I don't have this.

@@A.Stromouse ah yes now I understand, thanks. As you can see in that dialog window there is a checkbox called “Do not ask again”. I bet you once clicked that and now Cubase always chooses the settings that you selected back then. There is a way to restore that in the preferences but can’t remember the exact preference because I’m not at my DAW now. See if you can find it and otherwise I’ll look it up.

Ah, here it is: archive.steinberg.help/cubase_pro_artist/v9.5/en/cubase_nuendo/topics/importing_audio_and_midi/importing_audio_and_midi_setting_up_audio_file_import_options_t.html

@@LanewoodStudios thanks!

Do you really? I don't remember having to do that.

@@LanewoodStudios You're right - my bad. It seemed like it was going to, but it didn't.

@@jimjohnson9785 thanks for reporting back!

Yeah that's a challenge because Cubase does not really do polyphonic pitch detection. Maybe first separate the stems with SpectraLayers and then convert those to midi with either Cubase or melodyne in case of polyphonic stems. But expect to do a lot of 'manual labour' in that process. If someone else knows of a smoother way, I'm interested as well.

@@shokishok967 👍

You are very welcome. Glad you found it easy to understand!

Excellent!

I hadn't even noticed that because when I'm done I typically close the event (midi) editor. And if you then re-open, the chord editing selection is gone. So that is one way to get back to editing individual notes. Another way I found is to change the editing tool (that you have selected in your cursor) and then go back to the draw tool again. But if anyone knows more ways, let us know :).

Thank you! I've never done anything with Waves Super Rack performer but will check it out thanks.

Ah well, it seems you figured it out all by yourself 😉.

Exactly!

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It's a great brand of audio interfaces that I've been using trouble free for over 20 years now. So highly recommended. And with these TotalMix basics, you should be set!

Yes those older cards are still supported! My first one I was taking about was a 9652 PCI. Not using it anymore but still supported.

Do you have a PCI slot on your motherboard or do you use an adapter ?

@@soshomusic not using it anymore. The new RME card that In talk about in the video has a PCI express interface. So that does still fit in my PC ;).

@@soshomusic I think I got the last motherboard ever made with PCI slots. GA-Z270M-D3H Gigabyte

Sure if it works fine for you. I would just make sure that all audio files of a Cubase project are under the Cubase folder for that project.

I do only stereo myself at the moment and have a stereo monitor controller in between my audio interface and speakers.

@@JakeJacobMusic you’re welcome!

Great and enjoy!

@@mjducharme now is definitely the time to start thinking about upgrading.

@@LanewoodStudios I think there's going to be a bad situation though because a lot of people are just seeing "end of elicenser - oh but my software will still work afterwards? nothing to worry about then".. and then in a couple years they'll suddenly want to buy an upgrade to the latest version, and find they can't, and then you'll have upset people.

@mjducharme I believe Steinberg have said to make sure you register your current copy with them and then handle any such situations on a “case by case” basis. But better to be ahead of this.

@@LanewoodStudios if that’s the case then that’s good - however in case you didn’t notice, they revised the website that you originally went through in your video to clearly indicate the following: After the eLicenser service ends, upgrading your eLicenser-based product to Steinberg Licensing will no longer be possible. For example, users of Cubase 11 (or earlier versions) will need to purchase a full version to update to the latest version.

@mjducharme ah yes I hadn’t seen that yet. If that is what they’re saying now then that will be the situation going forward. All the more reason to bring this to everyone’s attention so they can upgrade now if they still want to 👍.

Of course 😉. And you’re welcome!

@@dnaldoog3114 yes it is very useful!

In a song with a vocal generated by Suno or Udio you mean? I would just record the vocal part with a real singer again ;).

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@@DJ_ByPDipper ha frankly I do not even know, I’ll have to try it for you or someone else may reply. The fader of my stereo out channel is always at zero. I use a separate monitor controller for reducing volume if I need to.

@@user-du9bv3zv4e you’re welcome!

These are not the voices of famous people if that is what you mean.

@@LanewoodStudios I meant mimc voices for like prominenting scams and false stories. Sorry for bad spelling

@user-oj3nh9qe3l ah ok yes. Well Audimee does not provide copies of famous singers. Some of their vocalists do remind you of someone famous sometimes though.

@@musicbykronix give it a go 👍

@@bonno666 yes, you are able to activate the new licensing on three different systems. But just not to use them at the same time.

@@JustinHeronMusic as it happens I’m about to upgrade my monitors after 15 years or more. So I might discuss them as part of the upgrade video.

@@LanewoodStudios That'd be incredible! Please do.