I have really come to love the Pro Channel. I wish that I had utilized it more before collecting a bunch of free plugins that are completely unnecessary. That BreVerb is also a hidden gem. I do wish that there was a Blue Stripe 1176 as I can't stand the Black one on my voice. I also find it odd that they didn't include a way to use the Sonitus plugins as modules in the prochannel, not that I ever use them. lol Not entirely true, their auto Tremolo has come in handy a time or two. I really wish that Cakewalk would give us a sampler though. It would be nice to have a way to reverse things, you know to give us some chord and reverb swells.
I agree. It would be great to have the blue stripe version of the 1176. The Sonitus effects were decent at one point but now they seem a little outdated. The noise gate can be useful sometimes. Thank you for continuing to check out my channel. I really appreciate it. Keep creating! 👊👍
Great job on the video! Very clear, concise and easy to understand. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this informative tutorial! All the best to you and take care.
Thank you for these tutorials. I'm new to Cakewalk and mixing in general. I learning to record my drums with 8 mics. I can import all 8 tracks into Cakewalk and was wondering if there is a tutorial on just drum tracks and Cakewalk.
Nice video 😉 However, there is one little thing that bothers me. Logically, the "Tape simulator" should be placed first to respect the order of an analog console. Indeed, the "Tape simulator" is supposed to simulate a tape recording. In the mix, the tapes containing these recordings are played back: they enter the console and are processed. Then, on the "Master", the "Tape simulator" must be positioned at the very bottom to simulate the fact of recording the whole mix on tape. When recording, on the other hand, it is the other way round: the Tape Simulator should be at the bottom. And again, if we want to respect the letter, it must be only on the Master.
So, I have a question. These loadable presets for the pro channel, let's say I load the "rhythm guitar" preset. Does it have the often necessary low cut at 120hz or do I still have to set that in my ampsim?
Is there a use to the Pro Channel if most engineers are parralel processing on all their clips/stems? And using Reverb in pro channels simulates a send with the dry signal as we do with regular styled delay/reverb effects or is it like treating it as an fx chain?
You could use the Pro Channel in parallel processing if you want. It's on all tracks and busses. You can use the pro channel reverb like a send if you wanted or you could treat it like an effects chain. It's not a one or the other thing, it can be used both ways.
Do you have an advise, how can i mute background noises while im playing guitar? i use sonitus gate, it works pretty good when the guitar ist muted, but as i start to play, i still hear like "hiss" in the background with each ton i play. Thank you :)
If you’re recording through a mic try to lower the gain on the preamp until you don’t hear the hiss noise. If you still hear it then maybe it’s an issue with the mic or the cable. If you are plugging directly into your interface and hear background noise then maybe it’s a bad cable or a grounding issue with your guitar. Sometimes being too close to your computer can cause noises, try moving around or even turning your back to the computer and maybe that will help. You could try to EQ it out. Sometimes that’s possible. The best thing to do is find out what is causing the noise to begin with and get rid of it before you record.
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This vid has just the right amount of content and info to fire someone up who's new to this DAW. Good job man. Thank you!
A really good overview of a very powerful set of tools. Enough information and insight to make people want to delve in and start exploring. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for continuing to watch. Keep creating! 👊👍
I have really come to love the Pro Channel. I wish that I had utilized it more before collecting a bunch of free plugins that are completely unnecessary. That BreVerb is also a hidden gem. I do wish that there was a Blue Stripe 1176 as I can't stand the Black one on my voice. I also find it odd that they didn't include a way to use the Sonitus plugins as modules in the prochannel, not that I ever use them. lol Not entirely true, their auto Tremolo has come in handy a time or two. I really wish that Cakewalk would give us a sampler though. It would be nice to have a way to reverse things, you know to give us some chord and reverb swells.
I agree. It would be great to have the blue stripe version of the 1176. The Sonitus effects were decent at one point but now they seem a little outdated. The noise gate can be useful sometimes. Thank you for continuing to check out my channel. I really appreciate it. Keep creating! 👊👍
Thanks, Zane. A lot in here that I didn't know!
Glad you enjoyed the video and got something out of it. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Great job Zane!
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for continuing to watch. Keep creating! 👊👍
Great job on the video! Very clear, concise and easy to understand. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this informative tutorial! All the best to you and take care.
Great info. Thanks. Thought I knew the Pro Channel. I wasn't even scratching the surface. Great vid.
BRILLIANT!! Such an enlightenment, now I just have to find time to get all my ideas down!! Thanks a mil, Zane!!
Very good video, your teaching is very clear and understandable.
I learn of you. Thank you.
Thank you for these tutorials. I'm new to Cakewalk and mixing in general. I learning to record my drums with 8 mics. I can import all 8 tracks into Cakewalk and was wondering if there is a tutorial on just drum tracks and Cakewalk.
Great, I needed this! What is the difference btween the gain and level adjustments?
Nice video 😉
However, there is one little thing that bothers me.
Logically, the "Tape simulator" should be placed first to respect the order of an analog console.
Indeed, the "Tape simulator" is supposed to simulate a tape recording. In the mix, the tapes containing these recordings are played back: they enter the console and are processed.
Then, on the "Master", the "Tape simulator" must be positioned at the very bottom to simulate the fact of recording the whole mix on tape.
When recording, on the other hand, it is the other way round: the Tape Simulator should be at the bottom. And again, if we want to respect the letter, it must be only on the Master.
Cool
Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
So, I have a question. These loadable presets for the pro channel, let's say I load the "rhythm guitar" preset. Does it have the often necessary low cut at 120hz or do I still have to set that in my ampsim?
Is any way to make automations in any Prochannel parameters?
2240 plugins!?
Is there a use to the Pro Channel if most engineers are parralel processing on all their clips/stems? And using Reverb in pro channels simulates a send with the dry signal as we do with regular styled delay/reverb effects or is it like treating it as an fx chain?
You could use the Pro Channel in parallel processing if you want. It's on all tracks and busses. You can use the pro channel reverb like a send if you wanted or you could treat it like an effects chain. It's not a one or the other thing, it can be used both ways.
Do you have an advise, how can i mute background noises while im playing guitar? i use sonitus gate, it works pretty good when the guitar ist muted, but as i start to play, i still hear like "hiss" in the background with each ton i play. Thank you :)
If you’re recording through a mic try to lower the gain on the preamp until you don’t hear the hiss noise. If you still hear it then maybe it’s an issue with the mic or the cable.
If you are plugging directly into your interface and hear background noise then maybe it’s a bad cable or a grounding issue with your guitar. Sometimes being too close to your computer can cause noises, try moving around or even turning your back to the computer and maybe that will help.
You could try to EQ it out. Sometimes that’s possible. The best thing to do is find out what is causing the noise to begin with and get rid of it before you record.
cool
There are no modules in pro channel and the modules won't load into pro channel.
I`d love to be able to save all these videos to go back to when I get lost but I cant find a trust worthy way to do it.🤥
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Haha. Thank you for letting me know. I’ll change it up when I get back to the studio.