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This is setting up a yamaha FC-7 foot controller connected to a PCR800 to control the WAH effect in IKI Multimedia's Amplitube 5 Max. As long as your foot controller generates CC events, the principle should be the same. Of course the WAH plugin you use needs to support MIDI learn.

This is the same behavior that I'm seeing.

My brother's apple stuff has an eq on the output built into the OS. I don't know where he changes the settings for that, but there is almost certainly one built into yours, too, ifyou look in your audio settings or wherever else apple might have hidden that. This would help you flatten the output of the iphone and not have to do anyting to the audio before that.

Don't send them to a bus. Change the output of the track to that bus. (presumably right now they all go to yoru hardware out)

What is the process you are using unsuccessfully, step by step? This may help us help you figure out what's missing from your recipe.

My previous post says how to enter it with a key in my ancient version; you'd need to either test it or find it in your keybindings for your version. There is also a menu option somehwere but I don't know where that is in the modern version. Offset is what it says on the tin. It gives you a second version of the control (gain, volume, whatever) to provide you a way to offset the entire automation you've already set or created without having to alter the actual automation. For specifics on the modern version's offset mode you'll probably want to look up offset in the help.

It's not a jump, they just dropped the stage out from under.... Everybody else is wearing velcro shoes.

Shift will constrain either vertical or horizontal movement, depending on which axis the user drags on first. Is it possible that due to mouse sensitivity or whatever that the clips are being knocked a bit to the left or right before being dragged downward?

If you are using non-destructive midi editing, then every clip you split / cut duplicates the *entire* clip, but exposes only the part of the clip between the cuts. So if you make a lot of cuts, you get a lot of copies of the full data of the original clip. If you bounce all those clips (individually or together) you erase all the hidden data. If you never slip-edit stuff back into view, you could temporarily or permanently turn off NDME in your options, but doing this means that every slip-edit you do to a midi clip destroys the information you hide, not just hiding it. Audio clips are always nondestructive edits, so the same applies there. If you have a lot of clips with hidden data, you can make a project VERY slow to save. Frequent autosave can be hell.

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That's a good question... I had been keeping an eye out for it, but it's normally been out by now. Maybe they're going to roll it into their next sale. Unless they're just dropping it altogether..

To the OP. following your chronology of installation an observation. Could you have installed platinum after more recent versions. If so this would likely have overwritten newer files with old versions which could explain your problems. Just a thought.

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How much did you pay for the Biotek upgrade. I keep eyeing it. Still need to pick up one of the Vocalise libs.

We used an Alesis Strata Prime as a MIDI controller and recorded five different takes on a Superior Drummer 3 virtual instrument track. MIDI notes, velocity, and CC for the hi-hat pedal were recorded for each take. All the drums/cymbals were mapped correctly to SD3 and sounded fine when we replayed the takes. Before any segmenting or comping, with all take lanes in their original format, the CWP file size was 2,086 KB. After I isolated different sections for auditioning and re-saved, the CWP file size ballooned to 102,459 KB. Opening the file takes around 2 minutes, and saving takes about the same amount of time. I went back and bounced all the MIDI takes to remove any sections I created for auditioning, which reduced the file size to roughly 2,000 KB. Does anybody know what's going on with the filesize after segmenting the MIDI take lanes? Is this even a viable workflow, or should comping take lanes be reserved for RAW audio? I suspect it may have something to do with the MIDI CC. Years ago, I had issues working with MIDI CC when I recorded some modulation via an AKAI MPK mini. Anytime I tried to manipulate the MIDI CC, Cakewalk by Bandlab would hang and/or crash... not sure if this is similar to what's going on now with what I'm doing in Cakewalk Sonar, but I wanted to mention it. BTW, I'm on a PC with 32 GB RAM and an AMD Ryzen AI processor with an Audiobox USB96 interface.

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I just use a CAL script that I have written for this. (Actually its on a Studioware Panel I have written) To use, · Split the clip so that the section you want to copy is its own clip. · Now NOW to the nearest measure that you want to copy the clip to (now does not have to be on the measure). · Run the script below. The copied clip will be copied to the destination, however the clips will start the same time before the measure that the original one did from its measure. Note: This script works with Audio, MIDI and multiple tracks. Copy with offset.cal

thanks-I'll just leave it if that's all the space it takes up. Appreciate it.

That is one he!! of an impressive jump!

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can i uninstall cakewalk by bandlab if I already installed bandlab sonar free version. I just use Sonar version now but nervous to uninstall the cakewalk.

Switch the snap mode to "By" instead of "To": When the snap mode is "To", the clip will snap to align the left edge with the time grid, even if it wasn't aligned with the time grid to begin with. When set to "By", the clip will move in increments the size of the snap grid. For example, if you have the snap grid set to Measure and the snap mode is "To", the clip will move so that the left edge is aligned with a measure, which won't necessarily move it the distance of one measure. But if the snap mode is "By", then the clip will move forward or backward "by" exactly one measure at a time.