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For sure, some of my favorite!

For sure, what kinds of things can it do?

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Haha, thank you! The Frail is actually the first song I learned to play on the piano. It’s super simple, the bass line stays the same the entire time, and the harmony changes only slightly. Very easy beginner song!

@@SundayFunday I remember learning it on guitar and man, it's got some annoying chord shapes. Will give it a go on piano!

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Very glad I could help 💪🤘

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Pretty good bro I like it

Thank you!!

Haha, you should see my background now! Thanks for watching!

I’m not sure on this, but it’s possible it has something to do with order of powering up. I am taking the Pro Tools 101, and there is a “Pro Way” to power up the studio, which should go like this. 1. Start with everything powered off 2. Power up any devices that require external power, pre-amps, audio interfaces, keyboards, etc. 3. Power on your computer > wait for any USB powered devices that require power to fully power on 4. Launch Pro Tools 5. Turn on the monitor speakers

The reverse order of that is best for powering off

Not sure if it has anything to do with order of powering up the studio, my thoughts are it’s possible that Pro Tools wouldn’t recognize it unless it were fully powered up first. If it’s not that, you’ll need to consult the compatibility documentation from the device manufacturer.

lol, thank you for the kind words, I’m taking a little break while I finish the Pro Tools 101 and 110 courses, as well as finish mixing my album. All good news and all in due time, I’ll be back to making videos again!

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Thanks for the kind words! The mic used on this guitar recording was the WA-47 Jr from Warm Audio

I see the comment below now with the same question, thanks disregard!

I absolutely do, thanks for watching!

It absolutely can, it will just depend on which plugins are used on each track. Some plugins will cause more latency than others. In Pro Tools, AAX plugins must report their latency, which works pretty well on most mixing plugins. This can be viewed by viewing Delay Compensation in the Mix window, or by Command+clicking (Mac) on the track volume in the Edit window (Ctrl+click on a Windows machine). This will report the Dly value in samples. Divide this delay value by the sample rate, this will give the total delay in seconds. e.g. 128 samples of delay / 96,000 sample rate per second = 0.00133 seconds of delay, which is well into the inaudible range.

I am always going to go Mac all the way, only because I’ve grown up with it over the years and it’s where I’m most comfortable

@@SundayFunday I bought the M2 Mac Mini regular model, and it’s outstanding. No stuttering with Logic Pro with midi. Awesome!

That’s so interesting, I haven’t had any issues with it since installing, that said I don’t think it’s being updated by NI anymore

You can just drag the midi from the top right area of the Abbey Rhodes gui. Drag it right onto the kontakt track in your daw. You can hit play in the plugin while arming the midi track. The drag and drop is way faster and more flexible

Exactly what @chandeleerjet5637 said! Thanks for watching!

Thanks mate! I have found the majority of the battle is in the sound selection. I don’t go for kick drums that sound like beach balls, or wood taps. I go for kick drums that sound like kick drums, big, thick, deep, low, kick drums 🦵

These samples came from GGD, a one hit wonder kit.

The other part of the battle is the mixing, the kick drum is the loudest thing in the mix, there’s a sweet spot for everything else under that in level. If the kick drum is buried, it has no opportunity to sound the way it does.

Thanks for the kind words mate, it’s actually unfinished at the moment. However, I am in the process of wrapping mixing my album, and have recently released the first single! Check out the lyric video here! THINK by True Fallacy kzbin.info/www/bejne/nquvaWWlpbifqc0

16GB of RAM on this machine, 2020 M1 Mac Mini

Awesomex thanks for watching!!

Check out the dubstep vids on effects and combinator etc

With Rosetta, I have a few plugins in regular rotation that aren’t yet natively supported on M1 chips

Is the latency between that the real time from the interface audio and the internal PT precessed plugin roundtrip latency.

Hello 👋 Thanks for watching! Noire and Cremona libraries should both work in Cubase as Kontakt 7 and Kontakt 7 player contain VST versions. Both KONTAKT 7 PLAYER and KONTAKT 7 can be used as a stand-alone instrument or as a plug-in (VST/AU/AAX) in your favorite host sequencer/DAW. KONTAKT 7 is available in the plug-in formats VST3, AU and AAX (64 bit). VST2 is not supported. Reference: support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/6554022324637-KONTAKT-7-FAQ Reference: www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-7-player/faq/

Any solutions?

Any solutions? Want to get one but l need it to work

The best solution is to make sure the system is aligned with the pro tools OS compatibility chart, as much as possible. Reference: avidtech.my.salesforce-sites.com/pkb/articles/en_US/compatibility/Pro-Tools-Operating-System-Compatibility-Chart Reference: avidtech.my.salesforce-sites.com/pkb/articles/Knowledge/Pro-Tools-Supported-Apple-Computers-and-Operating-Systems

Once that is done, if it’s still not working, and if you have an active subscription or perpetual license, I would get in touch with Avid support. I would simultaneously start searching for any pro tools issues with my device/ram/os configuration in your favorite search engine.

I know this comment was from a while ago, thanks for watching, and I hope you found a solution!!