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Mm, I don’t know. Maybe if it had some more knobs and buttons.

Considering the vague error message, this error is probably thrown by Windows, or the Lame encoder, using a numeric code that simply states an unspecified error occurred when trying to save the file. Of course, if the error code doesn’t exactly explain why the file couldn’t be saved, it’s impossible for Cakewalk to forward any such details to the user when the error is catched (well, at least without adding its own time-consuming sleuthing). But adding a few examples of possible reasons when the "Can't save" message is about to be displayed by Cakewalk, I imagine might not only be possible, but also useful. Just my two euros (yes, inflation).

This could have been solved creating a directory junction by use of a symbolic link.

Maybe it would be a good idea to add that in some form to the error message. It's more descriptive than "Can't save" and would probably give most users enough ideas to understand what needs to be done.

I own both V Collection 9 and Pigments. My crossgrade price for FX Collection 4 is €69. That’s 30 effects I might actually never use.

So you didn't see the Discord link to Cakewalk Next you were given by OutrageProductions in one of the first posts of this thread?

I love it. As a matter of fact, and not to take anything away from someone who hasn't yet seen it, I like all movies with a surprise ending. Edit: I just noticed this was my post #666. That's scary!

But do note the requirements: 90GB.

But, but… that forum is visited by –

Discussions about Next should be done on Discord, not on this forum. But to answer your question, if you don’t find scoring in Next, it’s either because it hasn’t yet been implemented (remember, it’s a work in progress), or, more likely, that Next’s primary target group probably isn’t old-school musicians, able to read sheet music.

Different sampling rates set on your two interfaces? And the MOTU's differs from the project’s?

Okay, then I'll just sneak out the back door before anyone sees me.

I’m not quite sure, but is there possibly an Easter Egg hidden in Cakewalk by BandLab 2023.09? If you from the main menu select Help > About and then click on the upper part of the tallest building in the splash screen, a text appears that display the names of the people involved in the Cakewalk development. The notification ends with "Acknowledgements – Thanks to over 30 years of dedicated engineers, who laid the foundation of Cakewalk." which to me indicates that it is indeed an CbB farewell Easter Egg. But, of course, it could also be that I just haven’t observed it before. If so, I’ll walk out the back door.

That’s definitely a more correct interpretation.

On a side note, I’ve never before seen a Windows error code being that offensive. MF? Watch your tongue, young popup!