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If that's true then that's sweet. Yeah connections definitely can get you places.

That's nice Yoozer.

It's stealing but people make excuses because the stuff is digital, which makes it really easy to pirate for cheap and lazy people. You wouldn't walk into a music store and steal some gear. You wouldn't ask to "borrow it" in order to try it out. But it's the same thing. There are plenty of free/low cost alternatives these days so really there's no excuse. Good luck finding free hardware gear.

In all honesty I ain't done shit.

It's not pirated, and I've owned it for a year and a half and never run into this problem. before that I had Sonar 3 and never had a problem. Maybe it's something I installed though frankly I have no idea how I'd figure out what.

I just discovered a really disturbing problem in Sonar 6 PE yesterday. It seems in the majority of my projects some of the plugins have just stopped working. I can load them but they make no sound whatsoever. z3ta seems to be the most common one but I've also noticed it in Stormdrum and Sytrus. I'm at a loss. Nothing gets them working, I have to delete them and add them anew. It's rendered most of my project files virtual useless.

Sonar 6 here.

Cool track. Awesome guitar tone.

Not sure if I'll be able to finish by the deadline. I'll try my best though. Got a bit of a start on it, but found on yesterday the project file is corrupted.

Sounds good my man.

If it's a electronic song don't worry about tempo. I was under the impression you were trying to do a solo piano piece. Edit the velocities to give the part a sense of phrasing, and run it through a humanizer plugin. After that it should sound realistic enough.

I dunno why people are complaining about the fadeout, I got no problem with it. The image of a monster stomping off is actually very apt.

This is really cool and has enormous potential.

Sounds cool. The piano sounds a little... I don't know... claustrophobic. A more spacious sound would be nice. Other than that it sounds pretty sweet.

What's up dude, I saw you on the list.

Oh I completely forgot about this. Sweet, that'll be fun!

Go thru the piece and add tempo swells and decreases. It's a pain in the ass but is worth it.

Spectacular.

It doesn't matter how good a vst sounds, when you layer a bunch of tracks everything gets muddied up. In fact well eq'd parts often don't sound right when soloed, but in the mix they fit properly.

For a clear mix you often need to cut more than you think you do. And do low cuts on everything but bass instruments, it will help immensely.

That looks cool.

Sent you a PM.

The better you get at mixing the longer it actually takes because you get obsessive-compulsive.

I... see...

I'd offer to do it but it looks like he's banned.