[ddots-l] Re: Voice not recording on audio track
- From: Chris Smart <csmart8@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 07 Aug 2011 09:54:50 -0400
Hi Sheila.
Have you read
HowToSetupYourWorkstation.doc
which came with your copy of CakeTalking?
I haven't yet listened to your music, but I hope you are recording
your keyboard and vocal parts to separate tracks, so you can mix or
edit things later.
Also, useful is this part of the introduction to the CakeTalking
Tutorial:
3. There are 2 main sections to this document. The Table of
Contents, and the CakeTalking Lessons. If you have MS Word, then
all items in the Table of Contents are links. So if you find a
subject in the Table of Contents that you wish to move to, ARROW to
somewhere inside the line of text, and press ENTER, and you will be
moved to that subject. On the other hand, if you do not have MS
Word, then the items in Table of Contents are not links. In that
case, if you fine a subject you wish to move to, select it, copy
it, and then paste it into the Find dialog. Then press ENTER and
you will move to that subject. You can also quickly scan through
this tutorial by pressing CONTROL+DOWN ARROW, or CONTROL+UP ARROW.
This will move you from paragraph to paragraph. If you cannot find
in this tutorial the solution to a particular problem that you are
having in SONAR, then try the following.
a. When in SONAR, press INSERT+H. This will open the hotkey help
dialog that contains a list of categories of hotkeys. Press ENTER
on a category, and a list of hotkeys for that category will open up.
b. The document named Hotkey Help for CT 8, found in CakeTalking's
Tutorials folder. This document also contains a list of all of the
CakeTalking hotkeys. The hotkey is usually listed first, followed
by the function it executes.
c. The document called What's New In CT8 found in CakeTalking's
Tutorials folder. If there is a hotkey that you were used to in
CakeTalking 7, but cannot find in CakeTalking 8, this document
describes the differences in the hotkeys, and what hotkeys no
longer function in CakeTalking 8.
d. There are 2 documents in CakeTalking's Tutorials folder
dedicated to providing help on the real-time effects, and soft
synths that have been made accessible by CakeTalking. They are
named, "Supported Real Time effects", and "Supported Soft Synths."
e. SONAR'S own Help Program. When you are in SONAR, just press F1,
2 times quickly. SONAR'S Help program provides additional
information not yet documented in this tutorial.
f. INSERT+F1. This is the default JAWS hotkey for Screen Sensitive
help. In SONAR, it works well in conventional windows, like
dialogs. But in the main SONAR views, it may not provide useful
information.
g. Instructions for setting up your MIDI Audio workstation and
configuring SONAR so it recognizes your external synths and modules
are given in Lessons 56 through 62 as well as in the excellent
document, "How To Setup Your Workstation", found in CakeTalking's
Setup folder.
h. If the above resources still don't answer your questions, you
can contact your dealer or e-mail Dancing Dots. The Dancing Dots
e-mail address is support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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