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please try this: https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.43.html all the best 2 U

I think it's because the Bandlab Im-/Exporters in Cakewalk work properly by now 😉

I had the problem, too - even with the most current KORG USB MIDI driver. It got to a point where I had to go back to a Windows recovery point to get any MIDI devices working again. I only wanted to get my nanoKONTROL2 installed and this couldn't be so crazy complicated, I thought. KORG extended their uninstall utility to show more than 10 MIDI devices but Cakewalk doesn't find the nanoKONTROL2 on device #14. I'm not daring to install the KORG driver again and I will follow Mark's advice and use the Windwos driver , but for those of you who fell in the trap here is another expanation video which could help: Best regards and good luck

and don't forget "bounce to clips", otherwise you'll only hear the preview... 😉 (online)

Which Audiosnap algorithm (detection method) did you use? Notice: You have to change it to the new one manually on existing projects. See Preferences, Project, Audiosnap, "Transient Detection Method". "Multi Resolution" is a new one which should work better and it exists only a few weeks. Allthebest2u

I made good experiences with these tips: http://forum.cakewalk.com/UPDATED-Configuring-Your-APro-to-Work-WithWithout-ACT-m2181430.aspx

I had this a while ago, too. 1. Switch Preferences, Audio Driver to "WASAPI" (or whatever, away from ASIO). Restart Cakewalk. 2. Switch Preferences, Audio Driver back to "ASIO". Restart Cakewalk. 3. Happy again? All the best 2U J'ai eu ça aussi il y a quelques temps. 1. Basculez Préférences, Pilote audio sur "WASAPI" (ou autre, loin d'ASIO). Redémarrez Cakewalk. 2. Basculez Préférences, Pilote audio sur "ASIO". Redémarrez Cakewalk. 3. Heureux à nouveau ? Tout le meilleur

I would suggest to have a look in this brilliant tutorial: ("Export" starts at 07:15) Have you tried to use filename tags to get unique filenames? Please note the difference between the two buttons at the bottom. The "Export" button directly exports and there's no need to create tasks... In my opinion the new export is a huge timesaver. OK, there's a learning curve. But that will be a good investment. Have fun 😉

@Robert McClellan Did you see Cakewalk Software's Facebook post today? I hope you haven't been caught by the bandlab.dev partnership scam... https://www.facebook.com/CakewalkInc/ Does anybody know more about it?

really like this one http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Mixing.07.html

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yes, try this one: http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Mixing.49.html If your PC is too slow in switching these, bounce the Mix scenes and send them through a bus without effects. PS: To switch between the bounced versions use "exclusive solo"-switch and the solo buttons of the bounced tracks.

I'd just right-click on the clip, select "Convert to mono". Afterwards I'd switch the track to interleave = mono. Wondering if it works for you, too. Please try a before-after-listening to avoid bad surprises AllTheBest2U

Sound great. Just some more ideas / questions on this: What would be the exact benefits of having a native cakewalk sampler in comparison to VST samplers like Momentum, ADSR etc. regarding the workflow? Would it be a real time saver? What would be the integration points in cakewalk's media browser etc.? I think a more detailed view on these advantages could better demonstrate the need of e.g. a loop construction view++ including a midi controlled use of the slices. Let's find some more brainstorms. BTW: Isn't it possible to use FL Studio as a VST plugin in Cakewalk? Does maybe even its sampler work in this case? AlTheBest2U

Have you tried to setup the download path cakewalk folder as an exception in the windows defender setup? Maybe the download gets quarantined for its lack of a signature… Viel Erfolg!