I didn't really use it for real-time triggering only when recording triggered kick drum I using it to feed a kick sample sound to the drummer's headphones.Ĭons - The "tune" funcion could come in handy sometimes but it's not that great - you better looking for other plugin (waves) for that. Pros - it can create MIDI of your audio peaks (drum hits) so so much more accurate than the DAW's built-in Audio-to-MIDI function! Makes work much faster and easier to set up my MIDI for gates!Īlso I like the way it handle samples - the built-in mixer. Other drum VSTs such as MTPower Drum kit appear to work just fine, by the way.Īnyone else seen this or have any tips for troubleshooting? Is it possible that I need to put some of the Slate library files in a different folder than the installer's default? I really can't remember the details from when I set it up long ago on the previous setup.It's a great tool in the studio! I use it in every single project even if I'm not using drum samples. I have checked obvious things like making sure the audio output seems to be selected correctly, and that my audio interface is working properly. It shows up as an available soft synth, and the clickable drum window appears: but when you click on the drums there, no sound is heard? The click drum beater moves, so something is being received.? But when I try to add it as a soft synth, things don't work properly. Installation seemed to go without any obvious problems. However, I then tried to install the free Steven Slate drum stuff (which had worked fine on the previous setup). Reinstalled Cakewalk afterwards, and it seems to be mostly working just fine. Backed up all user data first of course, then uninstalled everything before the update.
Hi all, I recently updated my system from Win 7 to Win 10.
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