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Entgegen des üblichen Kitsch, gibt es bei mir was zu lachen, ich entschuldige mich, wenn dabei Bilder sind, die es auch voriges Jahr gab
Against the usual kitsch, there is something to laugh with me, I apologize if there are pictures that there were also last … Continue reading
Zur Zeit durchforsten Anwälte das Netz nach Domains, wo das Wort “VST” vorkommt. Es hat schon einige bekannte Seiten erwischt, wie VSTPlanet.com, VST4Free.Com usw. Mussten 700 € und mehr bezahlen 
Als gäbe es nichts wichtigeres 
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At the moment, lawyers are scouring the net for domains containing the word “VST”. It has already caught some well-known sites, like VSTPlanet.com, VST4Free.Com etc. Had to pay 700 € and more
As if there was nothing more important
The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/thereaperblog06211
In this video we’re going through what I would change from REAPER’s default settings if I was starting fresh with REAPER. These are most of what I would change from the default settings and would be suitable for any new user to easy the operation and learning process.
00:00 – Intro
00:24 – Sponsor
01:26 – Fresh start
01:39 – Temp folder
02:03 – A note about darkmode on Mac
02:28 – resize mixer
02:40 – Show multiple rows in the mixer
03:38 – Dock transport at top of main window
03:54 – center transport controls
04:22 – General: Undo and startup settings
05:15 – General: Paths
06:28 – General: Keyboard/Multitouch
07:09 – Preferences: Project
07:41 – Project: Backups
08:31 – Project: Track/Send Defaults
09:49 – Media Item Defaults
11:03 – Preferences: Audio
12:03 – Audio: Device
12:19 – Audio: Playback
12:41 – Audio: Recording
15:17 – Audio: Loop recording
16:06 – Audio: Rendering
16:35 – Preferences: Appearance
16:57 – Appearance: Media
18:04 – Editing Behavior
18:41 – Envelope Display
18:54 – Editing Behavior: Mouse
19:24 – Mouse Modifiers
22:04 – Preferences: Media
22:33 – Media: MIDI
23:17 – Media: Video
23:35 – Plugins: VST
24:15 – Project Settings
25:05 – Info bar
25:31 – Main toolbar
26:08 – Default 6 theme adjuster: global colors
27:11 – Theme Adjuster: TCP
28:52 – Action List: Zoom with mouse
30:17 – Action List: Scroll with mouse
31:22 – Theme Tweaks
33:24 – solid grid lines
This video is sponsored by Skillshare
We are very excited to announce that the KVR Developer Challenge 2021, the eighth free-for-all audio plug-in / audio application / soundware design event, is now live!
The KVR Developer Challenge is for anyone who develops Audio Plug-ins or Applications and Soundware. The challenge is to create and release a brand new free audio plug-in, application or sound library / pack / set that will benefit the community at large.
Creativity is key, it can be as simple or as complex as you want – KVR members will vote on the entries and pick the eventual winner using whatever criteria they choose to.
Five cash prizes will be awarded to the top entries and a wildcard pick. Prize moneys are sponsored by the community-funded KVR Developer Challenge 2021 donation pool.
The KVR Developer Challenge began in 2006 and has occurred every 2-3 years ever since. It’s delivered gems such as ProF.E.T. by Ignite Amps, Deducktion by Dead Duck Software and MPS by Full Bucket Music back in 2018, Youlean Loudness Meter, Lagrange by Ursa DSP and Spaceship Delay from Musical Entropy in 2016, Multiply by Acon Digital, Nova-67P by vladg/sound and Emissary by Ignite Amps in 2014, and so it goes on…
Check out 2012, 2009, 2007, and the original in 2006 when Triple Cheese by u-he won the show!
Find out how to enter and donate at www.kvraudio.com/kvr-developer-challenge/2021
Steinberg has announced Cubase 11, a major release that encompasses all three editions: Pro, Artist and Elements.
Cubase 11 delivers myriad workflow and performance improvements across the entire range. Along with Cubase 11 Pro, Steinberg has also upgraded the smaller Artist and Elements editions: VariAudio 3, ARA 2 support and unlimited audio, MIDI and instrument tracks in Artist, and side-chain support in Elements.
Exclusively available in Pro
Cubase Pro 11 focuses on making printing stems a much easier task. Exporting processes can be queued and exported in one operation, with the export selection easily aligned with the selection made in the project, and controlling the full signal path, including channel insert effects group sends and master bus effects, is now a reality within Cubase.
Another focus within the Pro edition is synchronization across different windows. With Global Tracks now displayed in the Key Editor, staying in sync with tempo changes or markers is possible without ever having to leave the editor.
The Frequency EQ plug-in has received an update, now delivering dynamic response options: dynamic mode for each of its eight bands makes the filter nodes follow the input signal, and the newly introduced multiple side-chaining allows each band in Frequency to be set to an individual side-chain.
The Score Editor comes with many new enhancements. The new Properties provides instant access to matching options and notation settings, with Note Editing Overlay notes now edited as conveniently as in the Key Editor. The Score Editor now also supports the SMuFL font format, bringing Dorico’s Bravura and Petaluma fonts to Cubase for the first time.
Other new additions in Cubase Pro 11 are Eucon integration for supporting the latest Avid consoles, the remote recording plug-in VST Connect SE 5 with a resizable and HiDPI-ready user interface, and 5.1 surround sound support for the MultiTap Delay signal processor.
Additions to Pro and Artist
Available in both Cubase Pro and Cubase Artist, SuperVision is a fully customizable, multimeter audio analyzer, providing up to nine module slots for level, spectral, phase and waveform analysis.
Alongside the many refinements included in Pro and Artist, such as new Marker Lines, Pitch Visibility and improvements to the Range Selection tool and ARA workflow, additional tools have been introduced. These include Imager, the new multiband plug-in that contributes to a cleaner mix, and SpectraLayers One, a compact version of SpectraLayers Pro 7. Imager offers four bands for placing audio tracks in the stereo field, and the individual scope and correlation displays facilitating an easier panning to make the tracks sit perfectly in the stereo spectrum, while SpectraLayers One lets users visualize and edit audio in the spectral domain.
Family features for Pro, Artist and Elements
The Sampler Track in Cubase 11 boasts many new additions, such as the new slicing mode for loop-based samples, two global LFOs for more complex filtering sounds, and the new mono legato glide, which is ideal for bass lines.
The Scale Assistant is another addition to the Key Editor, setting the scale to ensure that all notes are played in perfect tune. Change the view so that only the notes of the set scale are displayed or let the Scale Assistant analyze the played MIDI notes and change them to the correct scale. Further improvements to the Key Editor’s capabilities include creating ramps and curves in the CC and Pitch Bend lanes, setting pitch bend steps to semitones, copying CC edits to another MIDI track and deleting MIDI notes with a simple double-click.
Also new to Cubase 11 is Squasher, a tool that combines upward and downward audio compression for up to three bands, making it extremely flexible for adjusting the dynamic range.
Cubase 11 also comes with fresh-new content: six sound and loop sets have been created by hip-hop producer Beat Butcha, Hollywood sound designer Robert Dudzic and Black Octopus Sound, covering a wide range of music styles that will help to quickly jump-start any music production project.
Additional features across the three editions of Cubase include variable DPI on Windows 10, with more scaling settings than ever before, optimized performance for Metal-capable GPUs, further optimization for real-time processing on systems with more than eight cores, and a new multiple side-chain input architecture.
Steinberg’s Senior Marketing Manager for Cubase, Matthias Quellmann, commented:
Cubase 11 is an outstanding release, which includes many enhancements and new features to make producing music easier, quicker and, yes, make Cubase more fun to use as well. We have been working closely with producers and composers to see what developments would enhance their workflow: some have a big impact on how one works in Cubase while others are small, detailed changes that make certain processes run just that much more smoothly. Overall, Cubase 11 is an essential update for all Cubase users as well as being the ideal version for those looking to dive into the world of music production for the first time.
New features:
Availability and pricing
Cubase Pro 11, Cubase Artist 11 and Cubase Elements 11 are available from resellers and through the Steinberg Online Shop. The suggested retail price for the boxed version of Cubase Pro 11 is 579 euros; download only is available for 559 euros. The suggested retail price for the boxed version of Cubase Artist 11 is 329euros; download only is available for 309 euros. The suggested retail price for the boxed and download versions of Cubase Elements 11 is 99.99euros.
Please note that download orders are exclusive of USB-eLicensers and that all prices include German VAT.
Various downloadable updates and upgrades, crossgrades, and education versions are exclusively available through the Steinberg Online Shop.
Customers who have activated Cubase Pro 10.5, Cubase Artist 10.5 and Cubase Elements 10.5 or earlier versions since October 14, 2020, are eligible for a free, downloadable grace period update to the latest version, respectively.
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