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I like diminished chords, minor ones are even more fun. My shine reference was to one of your old Moonshine tunes

Currently CbB is still free to access all the products Cakewalk Sonar, Cakewalk Next and the extended version of Bandlab check this page for details. But I don't think Cakewalk Sonar or Next will install on Win 7. https://www.cakewalk.com/sonar#FAQ

Glad you enjoyed it, it was fun to create. The arp patterns weaving around each other. Thanks for your kind words, I like ARP's, just downloaded the latest version of Blue ARP, which I haven't used in ages.

Those Moogerfooger FX are just so good, very analogue sound. Glad you enjoyed thanks for the comments.

No idea if dronie is a word. It is kind of the idea that the drone is mesmerising, try again, lights out, lay back just let it flow over you, it is better on monitors than headphones. Thanks for the ears and the music.

Here is another little thing that dropped out of the paws. Starts a little like a drone and mutates into more Berlin school. Hope you enjoy. Toys used for Dron&on&on&on Instruments Cherry AUDIO Voltage modular Custom Patch CR-78 GForce OB-X VSM IV Axxess SEM FX Moog Moogerfooger MF-103S, MF-108S, MF-105S, MF-104S Boz Digitals +10dB Compressor All other FX Stock Cakewalk or S-Plat Plugins

@donaldpritchett in the 6 years that Bandlab have owned the IP of the software, they have done more with the software than either Roland or Gibson ever did and Bandlab did it for free, unlike those previous owners. The original flagship version SONAR Platinum, came with several synths, Dimension Pro, Rapture, Z3ta +, Session Drummer 3, SI-Intruments, Applied Acoustics (AAS) Strum and Lounge Lizard, Overloud's Cakewalk addition of TH3, and Melodyne essentials full licence. Along with the Nomad Factory suit of FX. Plus the Sonitus FX suite. This cost around $450.00 to buy new. There were a number of additional Pro Channel modules you could purchase. Three other FX, two mastering ones, a Linear Phase EQ and Linear Phase Multiband compressor along with an Adaptive EQ. Who knows what the new Bandlab Sonar version will come with, I suspect we will be pleasantly surprised, we just have to be patient.

I will take an association with Mr Parsons. Thanks for the ears, time and kind words.

Thank you sir, most appreciated.

Thanks Rik, you are most kind.

Unfortunately none were prepared, something about me put them off, can't imagine what. Thanks for the ears and kind words.

As I said. 1. Make sure Workspaces is set to none, certain Workspaces have different keyboard shortcuts, and reduced control set and functionality. Personally I find that both irritating and annoying. 2. Press P to open Preferences, click on, advanced at the bottom, scroll to the bottom and open the keyboard shortcuts window. Check in the global set that I is set to open the Inspector. 3. Now the one everyone hates, download the reference guide, it has a plethora of useful information. Or you can do what I do, I have a desktop shortcut to the webpage this means I get the latest version. Such a resource should not be ignored. Most of the peeps here have learnt what they know by reading. For many of us it was the only way back between 1988 and 1992, even after 1992 we may have had access to the Internet but it was sllloooowwwwwwww, and a penny a minute.

I would check what MIDI port your tracks are pointing to. Press I to open the Inspector. If they are just MIDI tracks all the track and port information should be displayed. Also if at the top of the track view you can see the word Custom change that to All andbyour Workspaces to None, so much more information and functions will be revealed.

@RICHARD HUTCHINS it never harms to share solutions, there is a range of users here from peeps who having been using DAW's for 30+ years and those who downloaded it yesterday. If it helps us oldies we were swanning in the dark 30 years ago, with no Internet and only doorstop manuals. As to your silence issue can you provide a little more details on what instruments you are using and how they are routed. It looks like you are not using a Master buss.

Thanks Steve appreciate your time and comments. I did actually write some lyrics but never felt the need to sing them but here they are. Just Just It Just was Just how Just Just why Just what Just where Just Just when Just who Just pain Just Just lost Just confused Just waiting Just

Always good to hear some of Freddy's wisdom, great song as ever Freddy, wop wop. Left you a like

Classic Bats, is that waiting on the Shine

Nice noodling Rik

Good cover, some good players too.

Sounds good, perhaps a little hot.

Nice, do like me fifths harmony on a sax.

Might be useful to others if you shared the method that worked for you. Just a furry thought.

Thanks Bats, no surprises, Richard Wright has always been an inspiration to me, his keyboard work always seemed to be just right. Appreciate the time, ears and comments.

@RICHARD HUTCHINS you could open the Staff view and click on the pedal gadget, this will show a highlight window below the staff, then click in this window where you want your CC 64, which is what pedal is, to start, it will insert a P which is the start and an * to indicate the pedal off. Both can be adjusted to a specific tick, in the event list, or you can turn off snap and drag them.

Thanks Andy, it was one of those weird tracks, it literally just happened, all the chord changes just fell into place and the lead just flowed out of the furry paws. Appreciate your time, ears and comments.