chuckebaby

Deleting clips is a bit destructive no ?

Bounce to clips is one of the most used features in Cakewalk if I had to guess. Anytime you send a project to someone, you take all those tiny fragments (smaller clips) and bounce them to one whole clip. You can also drag the first clip to the song start so they all line up. It's online bouncing, no FX are printed (unless you have clip FX/or pro channel in some cases- See post FX). Glad you are using this feature. It's a necessity. Cheers.

I'm not sure when this stopped working but your right. Drag select doesn't work. It should work similar to volume automation.

You're right. Just tested it again myself. I suppose one could argue it's clip gain (as in singular) Not clips gain 😀

Have you tried dragging to select an area vs just selecting the clips themselves ? I suppose if there are spaces in-between it would potentially create an issue. but drag select works a charm.

This is really the future of DAW mixing. Having a standard similar to midi. An interface which to translate projects from one DAW to another.

Whatever this company decides for its future, It has already paid it forward. This DAW has been free for 5 years with continuous updates. I'm not sure how BPB has Traction #1 on that list. Cakewalk by Bandlab has way more features. I've been pleasantly surprised in the direction Cakewalk has taken. Anything they have offered the past 5 years was a free extra. It's been great.

Removed comments to avoid escalation.

It is possible theme editor can make things a little loose. What I mean is, if you created your own theme and made a lot of changes, button illumination can get lost

Agreed. This has been a favorite amongst many cakewalk users for some time.

Can't you collapse the lane then use "Delete special" to just delete the lane info ?

I've begun doing some myself. Hope people find it helpful https://www.youtube.com/c/100chuckjones/videos

One should leave a minimum of 500 milliseconds for the head (beginning) of a song that will be uploaded for streaming.

Hope this is helpful to some. This is a real quick way to use fades for song tails (the end/fade outs).

I've seen all these diagrams before but never in one comment. This is great thank you