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That's why it's recommended not to EQ while a track is soloed.

Check if you have a phase cancellation problem. Change the phase of one of the tracks and listen if there's any change.

Sorry if my suggestion is out of context. I read as many posts in the thread as I have time for. Can't you just save the project with a different name and delete everything but the track folder(s) you want?

The routing is decribed in the above thread, but what I had an issue with was knowing I had to go up in the VST3 drop down in the plug-in itself and change that to allow 'midi in'

Agreed with other poster, partnership with two other hardware manufacturers didn't end well, (Roland/ Gibson). Also, I know you used Avid as an example, but since they own Protocols, they are competitors and that would not be a good thing. Personally, I'd rather see Cakewalk take the path of releasing more plugins--maybe in partnership with some third-party plug in makers (Eventide, SSL come to mind)

Do it!

SOLVED Just wanted to share. I had just bounced a mix down for export, and had been doing that in the same project a few times to test my mixes on other systems, but for some reason, when I exported the audio this time, it was playing back at double or triple the speed! I did a reboot and now all is well, but let's just say I've been around for a while, and that's the first time that's ever happened to me!!

If that's accurate, that's the first meaningful reason I've heard where a DAW needs Pro.

Does it matter?

Yeah, John Vere is onto something. Many MP3 players need additional codecs installed in order to play higher quality MP3's. Check the sample rate and bit depth of your MP3 files. If they're higher than say, a CD (Redbook) then search Google for the codecs that play higher resolution MP3 files for your particular software.

I did import the maps and all seems well, but I'm on another project and will need to actually test it later.

FYI- I'm running the most current version of CbB, but did the original install over previous versions to keep all my goodies.

D'oh! Anything I could/should do?

Hey @scook Just to confirm I understand what you're saying; I'm referring to the Gloss EQ module in the Pro Channel. If I have a buss Pro Channel that doesn't have any EQ (like the below screenshot) and I add the Gloss EQ module manually, I can then no longer remove it? Thanks!

Hey Group-- I've had this lack of understanding for a while now, but I am just now asking about it. I added the EQ module to the Pro Channel of a buss. The compression module was already there. Now, I've decided to use another EQ and I want to remove the "built-in" EQ module from that buss PC but the Remove and Replace Module options are both grayed out. I know I can just turn off that module, but it's always bothered me that since I added it, why can I remove it?

Not sure, but open/expand the take lanes of each track and make sure you don't have the same parts playing over each other and causing the doubling effect.

WOW! That's a lot of money for a monitor!!

Same here. My assistant is the current version, but keeps saying a new version is available at the bottom. My experience has been that the BL assistant updates have never been consistently stable, so I just go to the website to download the new version. I ignore the message a new version is available because it's not.

I've got v4 editor. To go to 5 editor is $100

Ah, good to know. Not sure Santa will be giving me v5 at this point!

Well, I looked over all my clips and I don't see any unprocessed Melodyne regions, so I don't know why Cakewalk would show Melodyne loading in the project load window.

Thanks. I'm pretty sure I'll know it when I see it, but it's going to take a long time to find it that way.

Hello Group-- I noticed while I was loading my current project, that Melodyne was loading as an fx. I bounce to clip and render all my Melodyne regions, so I must have missed one. The problem is, I'm near the end of a project and there are many, many tracks and audio clips. Does anyone have a nifty trick for locating where the unprocessed Melodyne region is? Thanks,

You should have seen the stack of music software and hardware manuals I tossed. Many on products and companies that aren't around anymore. I had an old Sound Forge by Sonic Foundry. NI kontakt version 1. Emu Proteus sound module, Amt8 midi engine...on and on. Hard to part with, but with the onset of the digital age, I realized it was for sentimentality that I was keeping them. Not their content or usefulness.

I used to think the large boxes and heavy manuals were so people thought they were getting more for all that money they were spending on the software! 😆