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Discussions / Re: Track Input not reporting on Soft Instrument Track
« Last post by norfolkmastering on October 16, 2023, 07:01:02 PM »Hi Alexey
Thanks for the explanation.
I have a routine in my mixer PIC which allows the audio output from MIDI based soft instruments in Cakewalk to be bounced to tracks in my tape machine.
I noticed that the source for those soft instrument tracks was not being reported, which was confusing my bounce software in the PIC.
So I have modified my PIC software to get around the issue.
Today I finished my final big software update so now I can have stereo tracks in Cakewalk which map to two adjacent tracks in the mixer and in the tape machine. This makes recording and mix down sessions a lot easier.
Previously I had to control stereo sources (e.g. stereo piano recordings) as two Cakewalk tracks, one panned left and the other panned right. Then I had to link the two faders in Cakewalk and do all the routing to groups twice. Same for solo and mute and FX inserts.
Now it’s really great!
I’m getting ready to do a big recording session to see how the new software works out.
None of this would be possible without AZ Controller so a big Thank You! to you.
Regards
Robert
Thanks for the explanation.
I have a routine in my mixer PIC which allows the audio output from MIDI based soft instruments in Cakewalk to be bounced to tracks in my tape machine.
I noticed that the source for those soft instrument tracks was not being reported, which was confusing my bounce software in the PIC.
So I have modified my PIC software to get around the issue.
Today I finished my final big software update so now I can have stereo tracks in Cakewalk which map to two adjacent tracks in the mixer and in the tape machine. This makes recording and mix down sessions a lot easier.
Previously I had to control stereo sources (e.g. stereo piano recordings) as two Cakewalk tracks, one panned left and the other panned right. Then I had to link the two faders in Cakewalk and do all the routing to groups twice. Same for solo and mute and FX inserts.
Now it’s really great!
I’m getting ready to do a big recording session to see how the new software works out.
None of this would be possible without AZ Controller so a big Thank You! to you.
Regards
Robert