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  • @CakewalkSoftware My bad, I listened again and indeed the bleed is happening whilst the vocals is going on (could have sworn otherwise when I went to bed last nite!).

  • I think some of the contributors to this thread should first go and read up on what an expander/gate actually does before making comments. I thought it worked great!

  • @sepmann Exactly! Don't worry Mr CakewalkSoftware - I think Sonar is the best software there is (I've not tried ProTools or Logic yet) and with the price lower than FL Studio (I used that before), you can't make a mistake! Plus OMG - the sound quality is unbelievable!

  • no it didn't. It should have shut it off the way Cake stated. You could still hear pumping!

  • @101AOK We weren't trying to remove pumping in the second example. The goal was to remove the background bleed from between the phrases, which was accomplished.

  • 2nd Example - Expander - didn't appear to remove the headphone bleed at all!

  • @UTAlexS Thanks for watching and for lending us your valuable feedback. An Expander or Gate cannot remove bleed on top of a vocal, but it can remove the bleed between the phrases, in the 'silent' parts. Thats exactly what was done in this video.

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  • pitiful representation. Poor job of tutoring. It didn't remove crap on the vocal headphone removal

  • @101AOK Thanks for the feedback, but this is not a tutorial. This is a sound example. And yes, it removed the bleed between the vocal phrases.

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