msmcleod

This has been on my wish list for a while.... The current way I do it is: 1. Select all in your source project, and save it as a track template 2. On the destination project, insert the track template you've just saved. 3. On the source project, copy special all the tracks, selecting everything 4. On the destination project, select the first track of the track template that was inserted then paste special.

@Tomoko Mikami is this happening for you in every project or just a specific one?

lol - now I remember why I rarely use mine as a controller... did they ever fix this for the K1 mkII ? I think I used to filter this message out years ago in my Music-X days, but it was a pain. On a positive note though, the K1 was the only synth I could write a patch AND play at the same time during a live performance because all my other gear reset themselves.

As a workaround in the meantime, consider using the mouse wheel for moving the sliders/pan knobs.

Have you tried one of the VNC varieties as an alternative ?

Not at the moment unfortunately.

I use Cakewalk's Channel Tools which came with SONAR. The key is to keep the input mode as Stereo, then reduce the Mid gain to nothing to solo the sides. Double clicking the Mid gain brings it back to unity gain. This does however give a very "fractured" version of the sides, as it's unnaturally split across left/right with nothing in the middle. It may be what is actually only coming on the sides, but it's difficult for the ear to deal with. Setting the input mode to Mid-Side makes it mono, which does give a clearer representation making it easier on the ear.

The plugin layouts are stored in separate files here: %APPDATA%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core\Plug-in Menu Layouts The details & plugin options of the plugins are stored in the registry under: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Cakewalk Music Software\Cakewalk\Cakewalk VST X64\Inventory So if you wanted to back your plugin configs, make a copy of your plugin layout files and export the registry key above within regedit.

Does it say what the audio path its trying to find is? Maybe you just have to copy the bundle to your hard drive first.... either that, or the bundle may be corrupt.

Not sure if this helps, but on Windows 8 / 10 you can press Windows Key + CTRL + O to show/hide the virtual keyboard. To get to it without pressing Windows Key + CTRL + O: Start Menu -> Settings Click Ease of Access Scroll down and pick Interaction->Keyboard from the left Enable "Use the on screen keyboard" using the on/off slider You can then resize/position it anywhere you like & access all the keyboard modifiers / key presses using the mouse. https://mcmw.abilitynet.org.uk/windows-7-and-8-using-windows-on-screen-keyboard?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3Nv3BRC8ARIsAPh8hgLZTnMwKqATwdN9CccJWk2w6kEqtnTm3DPHePV_XiFWbCP201L-OaYaAr_BEALw_wcB

Before you guys search too hard for an alternative solution... there will be a key binding in the next release.

It's fading more than one clip because you've got more than one clip selected. Either clear the selection, or select only the clip you want to fade.

You mean like this?

Unless there is a way to map combinations of MIDI CC / Channel to another port and channel, anything else would be ambiguous. The current behaviour is actually unambiguous in that it sends the CC to all combinations of ports/channels defined in the drum map. It's been a while since I used drum maps, but I did used to use them on a combination of hardware drum units. In this case I absolutely wanted controllers such as CC 7 (volume) to be sent to every port/channel in my drum map - because it is in effect being treated as a single destination, and I wanted all units to respond to volume changes. I realise this behaviour is the opposite to what you want, but the only way to get around it at the moment is to bypass the drum map for CC messages and go straight to the MIDI port if you want per channel/port MIDI Messages sent.