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  1. I own Cakewalk Professional 3 since the early 90's but it won't run on Wine either in Linux or in Mac. It crashes when the Event List window is invoked. Other versions like Cakewalk Pro Audio 7 works on Wine but I'm interested on getting Cakewalk Professional 3 for windows 3.1 running as it had a very different track looping feature . I'm already running it on DOSBOX/Windows 3.1 on Linux and Mac and get MIDI output to the rest of the system but switching windows to other apps is cumbersome. I developed a super efficient workflow in the 90's for sequencing that works for me and this so far is the only way to integrate it but with the caveat of window switching. I'd consider paying a developer to get a MIDI plugin that would open and edit my old *.wrk files inside of any DAW that would behave EXACTLY as my old Event List window from the 90's. Even better, I'd consider paying for the source code of TwelveTone systems' Cakewalk Professional 3 for personal use for the purpose stated above. The event list is what I've used for years to write music as a sort of "step sequencer" and I can type music as a stenographer on that thing. And I now that if I press "Enter" before any key I can get the Event List window into typing mode but that's a compromise that slows down my workflow. I'm not interested in that. Best regards, Ed NOTE: I have quick access to a team of wine developers that I'd like to put in contact with a Cakewalk developer with access to the code of Cakewalk Professional 3. so I'd be grateful The idea would be to trace down the dll that could be crashing wine.
  2. Will pay Cakewalk/Bandlab team whatever needed ($500? 1k?) for vital feature I need back... ...that Bob Damiano irreversibly butchered to favor Cakewalk's current workflow with its keybinding accelerators. To replicate my issue: Edit ==> Preferences ==> Show advanced and go to Keybindings: (excuse me if this isn't the exact method to get to the keybinding edit window) Assign A, B, C, D, F, G to "Do Nothing" (E is not bound by default to any global accelerators) Now go to the event list window: 1. Open the event list on a MIDI track 2. Press the "insert" key on your QWERTY keyboard ==Result==> (a C5 note will appear) 3. Press the "E" key on the keyboard ==Result==> The window is now on typing mode ready for input. It registered the "E" you typed and you can now enter a note number for the octave. Press the arrow key and you can now move to edit any other parameter of that note. This is the expected behavior --------------------------------------------------- Now repeat the 3 steps above but instead of pressing "E" on step #3 press "A". The event list will not get on typing mode. The result in green above is what I want and I will pay for it. Please tell me if paying to expedite the release of that feature could be possible.
  3. How long is the take and what's your budget? You can post a youtube link to three "essential" Landau/Lukather solos from Youtube that might have the elements you are looking for and I can gather the gist of the style and record it for you and we could use Dropbox or whatever tools Bandlab might be using. I can record clean so you could use whatever plugins you want or process the signal and leave the reverb/delay/chorus up to you. I can use an AVID Eleven Rack, a Boss GT-1000 or the Line-6 Amplifi-TT or some Fender stuff. Do you have any of your stuff on Youtube or elsewhere to take a listen? You could go to MusicInstructor.net and there are some excerpts of my stuff in the "about us" section. You could also listen to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxVw3WauHF4to where you can see my bringing together John Lennon, Lynnyrd Skynnyrd, Rush and others in a single song. Best regards, Ed
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