Did you ever receive any email from Cakewalk after you registered? I didn't.

So far I have had only limited successful results with the new built-in pitch corrector. I get a lot of grayed-out blobs and if there are many harmonics in the source or leakage from other instruments you get some very wired results. It doesn't work nearly as well as Melodyne. I have been happy with...

Why not just make a duplicate track and cut out everything that you don't want to echo? Then add your echo to that track. Alternately you can automate the aux send on your original track.

So has anyone actually tried all 40,000 patches? Ha, I don't think anyone has that kind of time. When I use these, and the point of generating them, was to just open it up and jump to some random place, next next next next, find one you kinda like, tweak it a bit, done. That was my point. If it's j...

So has anyone actually tried all 40,000 patches?

Didn't move the needle enough to make we want to swap out my 3 year old MBP. it's already lighter and thinner enough for me. USB3 means I'd need a new interface (if there are any) and my Roland OctaCapture works fine thank you. Faster SSD is cool, but my SSD is pretty fast and I have a bunch out ext...

Probably not. Only those things which are exactly the same in both tracks will cancel when you invert polarity.

Melodyne.

@Trevorsonic... I like where you are going with this. I'd like to suggest the addition of a 'tap tempo' button or even better some kind of tempo follower that could track a live input signal and adjust the playback to follow the live performer.

Improved sound from speaker isolators is right up there with $600 AC cords according to Ethan Winer ... http://ethanwiner.com/speaker_isolation.htm

I find myself going back and forth between the main view on the sequencer and the slicer marker edit page. but every time I do the cursor jumps around.

Is there some way to lock the cursor down so it stays centered as I switch screens?