Recording WITH EFFECTS and WITHOUT LATENCY (Cakewalk by Bandlab)
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In this video we'll be taking a look at recording with effects and without latency, in Cakewalk by Bandlab!
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cool trick, and it gives you a free 'predelay' so one can set that to 0 ms on that delay plugin, as you did ),
Good point - I should have mentioned that!
I don't think it does. I'm not looking at the recording signal flow diagram right now, and I'm not at my DAW; but records te input signal and FX (the reverb) are applied to the track output.
As someone who has a tendency to layer in roughly 2 trillion vocal tracks in any given project, I don't know why I didn't think of having a monitoring track for the vocals with all the effects as needed. Or even have a louder "monitor" track and have a recorded version that's more mixed in.
Thank you for this - I think it'll save me at least 30-60 seconds per track of clicking :D
LOL - I may have added weeks of spare time to your life - but how will you use it?
@@CreativeSauce probably more vocal tracks ;)
Simple but effective trick that most of us would never have thought of. Thanks Mike.
My pleasure :)
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The first method, the track also records vocals WITH effects, but with the second 2 track method, Track 1 only records dry vocals and a better choice.
That's not true. Check the Signal Flow Diagram in the manual. The audio input is recorded as received from the audio interface. FX and track controls are applied to the track output.
Man you're awesome. Brilliant. Talented. Excellent at conveying the information. Thank you so much. I've learned so much from you.
Wow, this save my life, I was so irritate with this problem but now I know how to solve it, thanks Mike, you are the best teacher so far
No problem, thanks for watching:)
Bloody hell!! That's amazing. So easy. Thanks mate.
Fantastic tip Mike! No bollocks, just the real deal! I'm a brazilian singer, electronic engineer and home studio affectionate. Your way to pass your knowledge is simple and very pleasant. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
Thanks for this quick tip. I never thought of it, but it's such a quick setup to please the singer!
This is what I've been looking for. One of my problem about my recording
I saw a video on this same subject but using the TH3 for guitar. I was getting terrible latency when switched on but needed to hear the effect. This video I watched (can't even find it now) they used an AUX Track and it worked like a charm!! The effect stays in the guitar track create an AUX Track and send the Guitar track to it. Not sure I understand why it works (I'm not even sure why your tip works) but it does and that's all I need.
Oh...this is a brilliant method!!!! Thans a lot!
thanks for this sir, i spend a lot of hours trying to figure out how to remove the latency issue.. i am actually not having this issue on asio device but using a voicemeter the issue occurs. so i think this is a great work around.. thanks a lot.
OKAY THIS HAS TO BE THE MOST USEFUL TIP ! THANK YOU SIR !
THANK YOU, MIKE! I can't tell you how many YEARS, and how many songs I've recorded being forced to tolerate that Cakewalk "echo/chorus" issue with the "Input Echo" button! So simple, THANK YOU!
Great trick. I've done that exact method for adding reverb while recording vocals for the last few vocal tracks since my sound card doesn't have reverb. It's really nice to sing with the reverb. Thanks for the video.
Im new to cakewalk and this is my first problem. And will try this out. And hopefully solve my problem in recording guitar tracks. Thank you!
I just love your content .Being a musician in this era is a gift 🎁 and to be guide like you Mike is just awesome .#singwithamit
Nice. I gotta try that!
Oh, Mike, that's a fantastic tip, thank you!
Glad it helped you!
Geniaaaaalll !! Gracias !!!
Great tip. Would make sense to put it on a dedicated fx bus where you can send multiple sound sources.
Thank you again, great video
Such an easy fix to FX that live reverb that stumped me for a long time. Thank you Mike
Great.... Superb idea....explained in cool way. Thanks a lot.
Thank you my friend , thank you... I was try to solve this and didn't know how....All this years I thought it was matter of hardware. So it's not my sound card, the ram or CPU...
Hello. I use the method with two tracks. It works well for me.
This has been driving me crazy. Thank you!
This will be so helpful! Thanks once again, Mike.
Hi Rain, havnt seen you in a while! I hope the new studio gear is working out well :)
thanks teacher many greetings
My new favourite trick! Thanks
Its always the simple ones that are the best :)
Very useful tip! Thank you! :)
You're welcome!
Mike thanks once again another great video I coudnt understand for the like of me why sometimes I had that bounce effect and sometimes not, now I know why , cheers
Glad its sorted for you Paul :)
nice tuto thanks!!!
you just made my day!!! X
Great tip! Back when I was a singer I always struggled with this!!!
Ok! I had found the direct monitoring was troublesome, since there is a slight delay between what I am playing, and the playback. Its just a ... bit... out of sync. The latency is a huge problem when playing slap bass, because it's all about timing. Great tip - cant wait to try it out. Thanks!
Very interesting Mr Bond....
Ingenious (and I seldom use that word).
Obfuscate is a word I seldom use, so here go - I l'm glad to have de-obfuscated that for you :)
Thanks!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this! My brain was hurting from trying to do exactly THIS. I used to use cakewalk SONAR back in the olden [2002-2004] days and I was able to do this easily (with a sound-card that had separate inputs for headphones and mic] but for some reason with this new [free yay!] version and my newer [not free ha-ha] laptop, I was stumped! This option worked great with a splitter input plug for my microphone and mic since my laptop has a microphone-headset capable sound card.
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Nice trick, nice guy. Thank's a lot
Awesome thanks! will be using that straight away!
another excellent video, I am not sure if you have covered this before but could you do a quick vid on how to use buses? Like a single bus for the guitars and then bass or drums etc. Thanks so much for your content man it is an education :)
Thank you! I think this may be the one you need: th-cam.com/video/gx_-nkbqEM8/w-d-xo.html
Perfect man thanks 😁
Nice & helpful! 😀
Genius .
I'll definitely be doing this from now on. I've been recording flute with a USB mic and couldn't figure out why it sounded so awful.
Excellent tip! Took me a while before getting the hang of it. Very helpful
Amazing
Thanks again Mike! Cheers
My pleasure Shane :)
well that's a great idea. now I can eliminate my outboard mixer because All I ever used that for is to be able to monitor with reverb Without having it recorded.
Very timely, just what I needed!
There is also a way to go into the settings and reduce the latency by going into audio drivers and changing buffering. Takes up more processor speed but I’ve got it down to barely any.
That is a great tip. But to be clear you are not removing latency you are just removing the dry signal in both approaches so the latency can't be heard right? another awesome video, Thank you.
Nice tip Mike, thanks.
Thank you :)
That’s a super cool and simple method! Awesome stuff as always!!
Great tip as always, Mike. Gonna help on a problem I'm having right now!
How do you reduce latency when recording midi? I find i have the same problem when trying to record my piano, the note plays a second after playing a and it messes up my rythem
Mike's the man!
Oh stop it - ya silly sausage! :)
Nice tip.
Thanks, Mike!😁
Thank u sir-
The Cakewalk King!
Thank you so much for sharing this video
Amazing, quick tip that makes the whole difference! thanks a lot! :)))
Grazie!
My absolute pleasure :)
Thanks Mike. One can also use an effects bus...several tracks can use one or more buses with effects and no latency, and listen through a master bus...but I know you know this already. lol just sayin.
Adding this to my template :D
Great idea!
I like your videos without any latency...
Thank you, Brother!
I find my latency is so low, I never get that delay effect, in fact I've never really experienced that delay effect even when using Sonar X1 and an M-Audio 2496 card on my old HP with a Celeron Processor. My new HP has a Hexacore and I now use a Focusrite 8i6. I thought I might have latency as it's a usb interface and not a PCI card but no, so far it's all cool. By the way I do something similar with my effects but usually have them on a Bus instead of the channel, which obviously means I can share the same effect with all vocals at the same time.
I've been watching your vids for a while mate, they've helped me a lot, Thought I was a seasoned Cakewalk user but you've gave me quite a few good tips.
Keep it up Mike!
Cheers from Scotland!!!
PCI cards make use of interrupts and go straight to the cpu. USB latency is often determined by the slowest device in the same bus, which is why you always make sure the interface is the only device using that port. I remember a friend using a Delta 1010 and being able to go down to 0.025 ms of latency.
Great tip!
Thank you :)
Thanks man!
My pleasure :)
Mike can you make a video on how to properly record vocal part including lead vocals ,backing vocals,harmonies etc.
Hi Mike Thanks so much. I've been wondering why I could not hear a vst affects on input. Simple Just click on
the input echo button. I feel like a twit. Thanks again Phil
Hi Could you please make a video how to record vocal/ guitar or drums through Eq/ compressor vst in Cakewalk? I am using cakewalk and Audient ID14. Thanks
thank u so much ;-;
Hey Mike, it would be helpful if you make a video on fixing distortion and latency whilst using Bluetooth headsets
can you make a video on censoring vocals on cakewalk,such as tape stop ect. I would appreciate it a lot
Muchas gracias por los aportes, muy buenos. Un abrazo desde Perú. Solo te pido un inmenso favor. Si pudieras hacer que todos tus videos tengan la traducción al español seria genial. Gracias
This is cool but I don't fully understand the WHY/HOW this works. My interface doesn't have any direct monitoring feature that I know of. It seems to me that doing just the wet reverb effect is just as latent as the non-effect echo-on situation but because it is reverb you don't hear the annoying delay as well. Is that correct? If so, I would think that track playback after recording would sound slightly different than what you hear while recording.
But and also...
What I would really like to learn is tricks on how I can manage a large project when my PC starts getting overloaded and I need to begin down-mixing tracks to be able to add more and this then makes editing of the song very slow and hard.
In my case my main VST of choice is Omnisphere 2.6 which is incredibly powerful but once you add too many sounds it just dies. I have beefed up my PC but eventually you always hit this state once your music gets complex enough and the inflexibility that ensues with the complexity makes it no longer any fun to work on.
Maybe there is no easy answer to this, but if there is, Please make a video on this.
THANKS!
In case you didn't get the answer 3 years ago...freeze the tracks until you need to edit them again. When you have tons of tracks/effects and your system is bogging down, just work on one "unfrozen" track at a time.
Great tip, my only question is what about when you play back and you want to hear vocals as you heard them while recording?
I use it in a live setting. And send the channels for Reverb to a bus this bus has then an output on my interface and lo and behold we are in a church ( depends on the Reverb) works for a live recording of 18 channels in with a focus rite 18i20
Can you do a video which shows how you create and record these videos? I’m trying to live stream my mic + guitar with vst effects over a zoom call with my friend 2500 miles away, so i can show him the coolness of Cakewalk and vst plugins. I can make it all come together on my desktop and 2i2 interface lickity split, thanks to you. But, that final leg (streaming with effects, like you did here with the microphone, and presumably OBS is elusive). Please share how you do it.
Is there any video how does freezing actually work and what it does to the project? Btw thanks Mike for another great video :)
Hi Mike,
yet another useful video, thanks! I've been a cakewalk user for a number of years and the one thing I have never been able to do is get good electric guitar tones (clean, SRV style, Billy Gibbons (ZZ top) style generic blues tones, you get the idea). TH3 which comes with Cakewalk seems to only do Heavy metal /high gain tones with any kind of credibility. I would love to record directly from my amp, either through a mic or through the speaker sim facility, but sadly my home studio is blighted by a horrible mains hum/buzz which I cannot fully remove using EQ. Any advice would be gratefully received! Maybe even a video on how to make guitar tones for those of us that do not want to record Heavy metal, high gain sounds. I like listening to the heavy stuff sometimes but playing it isn't my thing. cheers.
Well, it's handy for live recording or performing but what about Plugin Delay Compensation for virtual instruments which is realized in FL Studio and Studio One? I mean, for instance, the Performance Samples instruments which have different natural delay (-80, -100 ms)?
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Thanks a lot Mike, have learnt a lot from you till now. just one question now, have you made a video about changing tempo on a completed audio file? I am struggling a bit on this issue (on cakewalk of course), thanks again and be safe !
Hi Mike! Love your Cakewalk videos and they're viewed daily. HELP! I'm a newbie at audio production but have used a Adobe Audition for simple stuff since 2007. Currently using Cakewalk and taking online classes for audio production. I'm almost done with the basic course, but have a problem with the final exercises. I'm mixing about 16 tracks and a lot have plugins of chorus/reverb/eq. Whether I play them back or try to mix down to a WAV file, I'm getting clicks, pops, static, and dropouts. The audio still plays and I don't get an official pop-up on the screen when it's happening, but I can clearly hear it, i.e., a lead vocal in the middle cuts out or a harmony vocal on the left or right cuts out with static and returns a few seconds later. I have a new HP Envy desktop I got last year using Windows 10. I've tweaked settings for my buffers and have tried to "freeze" tracks and mix down to smaller groups - still have issues. Let me know what tips you recommend so I can get the right settings and have normal function without dropouts. Thanks!
NOTE: I've accessed this file below, done all that it says, but still hear hiss and dropouts during playback even though transport keeps on rolling.
www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Troubleshooting.18.html
Thanks Mike
Been using cakewalk for years and I always find out something new with you. Question: can I use any reverb or the just the one in cakewalk?
Hi Stan. You can use and reverb, as long as it has some kind of mix control, to eliminate the dry signal.
Not sure where to ask this. Can you do a brief video on "stems"! Seems there is a lot of controversy out there as to what stems are in comparison to all the audio videos out there!
What if I want to record a guitar with an amp simulator plugin, what can I do to have zero latency?
You did'nt mention lowering the buffer size to help with latency.
I have a problem with my microphone recording. When i use wasapi shared, it doesnt let me record. It shows an error and my for some reason, my Microphone sounds bad after i put in in asio mode. If anyone can help me, I would appreciate it alot. Thanks 🙏
Thanks for a great tip Mike. Is it possible at some stage for you to do a tutorial on using the TH3? I am finding a lot of latency despite having appropriate buffer settings.
@@mostafaben thanks so much! I have taken your advice and it works much better. Still there is quite a bit of the 'dry' guitar coming through, but certainly no latency. Cheers!
@@mostafaben Thanks again - you have been very helpful and I appreciate your responses. Cheers!
Thats a good tip, but will only help when recording vocals where signals are clean right? It's not going to work with ampsims.
I may be dense but I don't understand why this works. What does the routing look like and what's connected to what?
If you wanted to do a nice demo with your presonus studio 192, I wouldn't complain :)
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