Thanks for this. I bought Doubler and then didn't get to try it because life just got in the way and I haven't had much chance to do any music recently. However, this video has made me determined to get it installed and seriously explore it. You've laid out it's features and how to get started so well. And, of course, it wouldn't be accessible on Windows without your work, so thank you.
First, nice to see you back. This is a nice tutorial, and I wish I'd had it earlier in the year. I purchased Dubbler 2 because I thought I was probably a faster singer than keyboardist. I thought it would help me compose a bit faster. What it actually did is make me feel like I was a far worse singer than I might actually be. I am thinking however that I just didn't utilize its potential. Keeping scale and key setting, and not using chromatic. There are probably a lot of issues that were more a me problem. I did find it really awesome for drums however. Almost kept it for that, because I'm a terrible drummer. In the end I asked for a refund both because of accessibility, and playability. Seeing this though, I may need to give it another try.
