rakeogh: Thanks! Yes the cello is a free pack in Spitfire Labs called Cello Moods. I also used some of the free BBC Symphony Orchestra also by Spitfire. Great to have these as the one thing that most DAWs don't seem to have out of the box is good orchestral instruments. Some of the Kontakt ones I think I bought in a bundle ages ago but have only now got around to using them.

rakeogh: Thanks! I had trouble with this one as I decided to split the recording into stems and forgot about the whole time shift with Dreams running at 30hz

cfulljames: Yeah it can be a pain! Anything with keyframes or non-audio gadgets renders a teensy bit different every time. I've found that doing a quick save before rendering each stem (after soloing the tracks) at least eliminates the little offsets introduced by the auto-saves, but it's still not perfect :/

rakeogh: I thought most of the problems I had were drift with longer takes and I used a little bit of time stretch to correct it. I didn't think about the keyframes. I should try and do a count in and count out next time to see if it's snapped to the grid and if the drift is consistent.

cfulljames: In my experience the drift is usually caused by the auto saves. If I quick save before hand, it usually lines up to the grid perfectly

stevie128k: I totally forgot about this one. I started it as a Saturday morning cartoon tune and Keogh took it to the next level.

rakeogh: Thanks, the way that happened was actually a mistake. I did a fade out on the music channel but I had a couple of lofi layers with audio recorded on my headset and they were on a separate channel. Thought it sounded cool though so i kept it haha.

rakeogh: Thanks! Had a lot of fun with this one ^_^