Cakewalk kinetic serial

There's not a lot you can do to the file itself, but mix and effect parameters can be automated here. Kinetic 's integrated nature is further in evidence here: each Part is equipped with an effect and processing sub-window, called the Audio FX Bin. Simply select effects from the drop-down menu, and they're chained together; a new effect is alway placed in front of the currently selected effect. A little bit of window is given to four parameters for the currently selected effect, but if you double-click on the little box that represents an effect in the chain, an editing window pop-up appears.

With the basic Kinetic effects, this may simply show the same four parameters in more accessible form, but some effects show in much more graphic detail. What you see depends on what you've got installed in your system, and which other Cakewalk products you own, since many Direct X plug-in effects will be compatible with Kinetic.

In the case of the effect quick edit knobs, it is possible to assign any effect parameter to them, for quick customisation.

The remainder of the window is given over to the Song Arranger. This is a strange, thin strip across the bottom of the display. It can't be stretched to make editing easier — as mentioned earlier, controller data and automation can be recorded here — but one soon gets used to the situation.

The Song Arranger has its own set of tools, plus its own transport bar and location display bars and beats. A loop can be set in the Song Arranger, either for creative purposes or to cycle a section while overdubbing mix data. It's a four-voice analogue-style synth, capable of up to voice polyphony. It's a highly programmable synth, and is almost as complex as the rest of Kinetic put together. Kinetic's secret weapon, PSyn is worth the price of admission alone, offering detailed sound design and a rich and authentically analogue sound.

It then goes over the edge into a noughties groove, with comprehensive modulation and full remote control of all parameters. PSyn is modular in the sense that different parts of the synth can be disabled if not required, and doing so saves on processor overhead.

Let's start with the four oscillators. First of all, you have a choice of six waveshapes — sine, triangle, square, positive and negative sawtooth and noise — with width and phase controls.

The icing on the cake is that each of these oscillators is equipped with a sub-oscillator! Quite remarkably heavy and rich sounds can be created with just a single oscillator, and multiple-oscillator tricks such as sync, frequency modulation and ring modulation are also offered — at times, you'd hardly believe you were programming a subtractive synth emulation!

No fewer than five six-stage envelope generators are on board, along with three comprehensive tempo-sync'able LFOs — the same waveform options as provided by the audio oscillators are available here, along with delay, phase, depth and other controls. Comprehensive modulation routing is available, along with a portamento control.

And to finish it off, PSyn can store eight banks of presets, independently of Kinetic 's own Patch system. A Kinetic Patch, whether for PSyn or Groovesynth, consists of the synth, knob settings, plus effects complement. If there's one thing I could say against PSyn it's that Kinetic 's documentation seems a little light on background on the synth. A newcomer wanting to go deeper would be at a bit of a loss, though it has to be said that the 'blindly turning knobs' approach taught me a lot in my early hardware synth days!

The remarkable SpectraFX is typical, graphically at least, of many of the supplied effects processors. No others, though, feature the excellent X-Y controller. Fully automatable, its moves are animated on Groove or Song playback if the effect is floating above the main Kinetic window.

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Last time I bought an upgrade I bought it though the UK distributer and that came with a serial number on the cd case. This time there is a place on the cover for cd one to write the serial number and email address but no serial number. So at the moment I have the upgrade but still can't install it! I received my Serial No. If you ordered the upgrade from the Cakewalk site, you were pre-regsitered. That's there new policy. Check your spam filter if you have one. If that e-mail hasn't shown up, call their Sales toll free number here.

I'm trying to avoid phoning the sales number because I'm based in England and it will cost me a fair bit! I've used the online form to send another message to support so hopefully soon it will be sorted out! New to forum, but I had a similar problem. I had not registered my product so there was no record of it. I always keep the box top of any software I buy so I scanned that too. They sent me a new serial number for which I was very appreciative I'm still having a few problems but I have a temp Serial Number for the moment which will not let me register the software so will only work for 30 days.

I had to phone up last wednesday and was told I should get my serial number by email but it's still not turned up yet! Fingers crossed it'll turn up soon. Just had my upgrade and got the same problem - UK based and no UK support numbers. Cakewalk sonar v7 0 producer edition.

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