Stacy,
Still using Sonar and CakeTalking on a 2006 quad core machine. Dude, would
love to find out how to obtain a new recording rig like you're talking
about!
BTW, my all-time favorite Dooby Brothers song is Another Park Another
Sunday! I listen to it every couple of weeks.
Isn't music amazing! Just the sound of certain songs can unlock some pretty
meaningful memories with emotions attached.
Oh yeah, I love that part in Listen To The Music at the end when the flanger
kicks in! The first time I heard it, I didn't know what was happening, it
just sounded other worldly to me, sort of a sonic trip!
Living love, loving life,
Jay Pilkington
From: ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf
Of Stacy Blackwell
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2020 4:06 PM
To: 'ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx' <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [ddots-l] Hello from MS
Hi, all. About 10 years ago I was on this list every day, mainly learning
from all of you experts in the blind music field. I seem to recall that I
and others at work were spending too much time on the Internet and a big
document came out along with site blocking software that ended a lot of
Internet cruising and/or research while at work. And then later on, my 2006
DAW bit the dust. Well, I am glad to report that I am getting a brand new
DAW with Sonar and Caketalking once again. I can't wait until it arrives,
and I will report to the list my ability to recall what I used to know.
Yes, I know that the softwares are virtually gone, but they can be obtained
and still work well. You just have to know the right people. I will post
more about this at a later date.
I'm writing this post to see if any of you have some of your recordings out
there that you have recorded with Sonar. Back when I use to record, I never
had anything to compare my music with, except commercial CD's that were
magically compressed to be so loud at 0 db. I could never get my stuff to
be that loud without dulling things. Anyway, do you guys know of any links
that will lead to some recordings with or without soft synths. Or has the
music ended.
I want to get back into this list, but I also don't know how many people are
regularly on here. In the old days, there were tons. Is there just a few
now? Okay, yes, I'm talking too much. Okay, so I'm going now to listen to
the Doobie Brothers! Smile
