Ian Macpherson

Hey ! thank you for this. all the best Ianmac

Hello to both I'm in the process of transferring my old 32 bit Cakewalk projects to Bandlab just replacing the 32 bit effects with the Bandlab 64 bit and using the new sound modules for certain. That's all so basically the same operation each time .... but sometimes when i exported the final project I ended up with an empty file. This morning i finished one & it exported perfectly. I'll have a look at the Bounce Buffer Size this week. May i say thank you to the team responsible for putting all this together. It's taken me 3 months to come to grips with some of the changes but they all make sense ..... and for me it is still the most stable music app on the market. Bravo !!!!! best regards Ian Mac

hello I agree with your comments I just thought to say it because it worked fine with the cakewalk electric piano and yes apologies I meant the SI Piano. Should get my glasses checked or perhaps clean them. best regards

hello to all don't know if anybody has reported this i have a midi file with a RPN Pitchbend Sensitivity with a value of 1536 on an electric piano track. it works fine if using the Cakewalk module but if used with the St electric piano module it seems to cut the sound output. For whoever handles this your way please. have a good day

Hello to all I have had a similar problem when exporting audio but not all the time. Sometimes the export goes through and the window giving direct access to the exported file shows up but it seems to happen very quickly and when i look at the exported audio file it is empty. If i close down the program and re-open the export goes through fine.

hello to all Thought to open a thread about using firewire m-audio sound card on a Dell portable. I was given a new laptop computer recently with no possibility of using the firewire pci card i had on my old computer ( used with an M-Audio 410 sound card) but the new machine had a thunderbolt usb c connection on the Dell hub. I finally found an article where a guy had attached an M-Audio sound card to a thunderbolt connecter and got it working so decided to try. Had to buy a Firewire 400 to 800 cable, an Apple firewire to thunderbolt 2 adaptor and an Apple thunderbolt 2 to thunderbolt 3 adaptor ( cost around € 80 ) BUT it works fine. The guy said he had tried other thunderbolt connectors but only the Apple cables worked properly. I'm new to Bandlab but have been using cakewalk and Sonar for many years so very pleased to have access to the new 64 bit software though struggling a bit but in time ..... I can give the exact Amazon references to anybody interested. best regards Ian Macpherson