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Thanks, I think the staff can see it when you post here. Maybe because I didn't run installer in English. forum link

You can do this using a theme editor. This is the default state. I didn't color anything.

Same problem here, I don't have it too, Maybe its installation stopped by something. Could you share that .dll.

I wish I could select with the spacebar. The Enter key is too far for me. Both the plug-in and the arrange track, articulation map can be selected with the spacebar.

For example, if you want to search New Aux Track you can press N, the same goes for plug-ins, press B to find bx_console, but it didn't work on Asian languages Because it's translated, I hope it can be fixed.

C:\Cakewalk Content\Cakewalk Core\PlayList Files

You can use cwaf tool to find it.

I think this is just because the midi channels are different, make sure every event is on one midi channel, or set kontakt's midi channel to omni. when you copy & paste it, you didn't copy the cc data, only copy notes, So make it works fine.

I'm sorry, because I'm not an English native, so I've expressed things too concisely, I didn't realize that because you don't use piano roll you're not familiar with the Daw workflow and may not understand what I'm saying, first of all I mean that the legato technique is impossible to display correctly in piano roll, it has latency that need to be adjusted, secondly it needs to be overlapped so you can't write this technique with just staff view. Then I propose to double it with another long technique. This long track is for doubling other techniques by using articulation maps. You can double it with different techniques. This is for when I think it needs to become a staff, because that articulation track, I can mark on the notation software faster. I think the staff is just a tool for visualizing music, it's a bridge between players and composers. Although many tutorials are composed in staff, I think that's just to make you easier to understand, not to let you compose in staff. For example, I have various scripts in cakewalk that can automatically draw expressions and legato to complete the work which notation software can do. and there are some script like random notes, random rhythms, etc. When I'm stuck in my mind, I can just copy the motive 100 times and use random notes script. I just play it and then I can go browse the web. if I think it sounds good. I can cut and put it in the media browser. I don't need to play it on the keyboard over and over. or if you think the rhythm is bad and you want to change it to a triplet, you can just use the piano roll to click it. in staff view you might need to delete the whole bar and fill it in again. You may say that every technique has one track. Isn't that hundreds of tracks? It is true that the normal orchestral template is hundreds of tracks. The track you choose is the technique played by your midi keyboard. This is very suitable for sketch. But can cakewalk really handle these hundreds of tracks?The answer is no, it can't freeze empty tracks, you need to add an articulation map to do it, And synth rack is also difficult to choose the instrument (use it to adjust plugin's mic position). I think these are what cakewalk should improve for people who write orchestral music. Your suggestion is very good, but even if it can display the articulation maps, it will not be much improved, because its engraving is very terrible, and the arrangement between notes is not good. As I said, it has no tremolos, no grace notes, no 64th note, If you export it as xml, you need to modify a lot of notes, otherwise it will be difficult for people to read. But if you export it as a midi file,I believe that other notation software will do better, And the staff view is very difficult to improve. The function of the staff is really just a tool to show your own music to others. It would be great if you could automatically turn what you made into a staff, but I don't think it can be done by cakewalk alone.

You're right. but If you don't watch a white screen in the dark, it won't stimulate your eyes. You can turn on the light in your room, or use the night mode. I work during the day, so I always use the white theme. And my eyes never hurt after that.

That's because you're used to the dark environment, and of course you can't stand looking at the light. I'm not saying that you should stare at the sun. Activities beneath the sun can indeed inhibit the growth of the eye axis. Television usually reminds you to watch at a certain distance and ensure sufficient indoor light. even Bach goes blind just because he is overstressing his vision in poor illumination. If you don't like what I say, forget it. I'm just stating what I know.

I will double the Legato with a long articulation, So the LONG will display correctly in staff view, I think this is the most common way to do. if you mean this:marker track, I've already posted a request. Most musicians who write orchestral music are splitting different articulation to different tracks for better mix, only when they want to write some complex stuff they will do different articulation on one track. but sometimes you want to let the real instruments play your score, that's when the staff works. I don't think you should underestimate the piano roll. It's much faster than you are editing in the staff view. You really should learn its tricks. two videos for you: Multitrack pianoroll Maybe Cakewalk cooperates with other notation software can solve your problem, But I don't think it's necessary to improve the staff view when its other important features are not perfect yet.

cakewalk has it too： I also used to think that the dark theme is good for the eyes, but in fact it will only make your myopia worse, all animals that live in the dark are blind during the day. And I've seen a lot of research papers saying this. What really helps the eyes are the UV rays, open the windows to let the sun in, put the computer sideways, and use a white theme. Therefore, I don't think cakewalk should turn everything black.

I think it's because the staff view needs too much improvement, it has no slur, no glissando, no appoggiatura, no tremolo, can't write transposed instruments, and it's engraving is terrible, when there are many notes in one bar it will become super wide. To be honest, if I want to convert the project into a staff, I would directly import the midi file into musescore to make changes. In fact, it would be much easier to mark on musescore if they had a marker track like this.marker track I think one of the disadvantages of using daw to compose music is that it is not intuitive. If this can be improved, it should be enough.

In order to make project clean and easy to understand, it is necessary to mark each track: like this: All I want is it can automatically display the text from the articulation maps. and It would be better if it could be exported and imported together with the audio track.