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There are 3 editions of BBSCO Piano. Pro, Core and the edition that comes with BBCSO Discover. The version that you get with BBCSO Discover is free. Users with an existing BBCSO library will be presented with an update to version 1.70, respectively. This is to accommodate the piano. If you have Core or Pro, there are some users where the instation of the piano brakes BBCSO Pro or Core. I only have BBCSO Core and updated BBCSO Discover to 1.70. I now have BBCSO core and BBCSO Discover 1.70, which includes the BBCSO Discover edition of the piano.

Where exactly, on your hard drive, is your master.ins file.

Yes

Individual instruments are on sale as well. https://korg.shop/software/korg-collection/single-products.html

Are you comfortable editing the registry?

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers for your audio interface?

Requires the full or paid version of Kontakt 5.7.1 or higher.

I have never found any tutorials specific for CALS and Studioware Panels All the ones I have written have been trial and error. For CAL scripts, there is a PDF document detailing each command. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=10371 Be careful with some commands. Some will categorically crash CbB. I know editSlide does. Save often. Also, some commands work differently in CbB than with old versions. Also, your CbB project clock needs to be set to 960 ppqn for any CALs that utilise time values to work correctly - ppqn can change if you import older MIDI files. For Studioware Panels.....? You’re pretty much on your own.

Does programming 6510 assembler code on a Commodore 64 in the late 80's count?

Well, to be fair, I really use a Studioware panel with two knobs, each with a CAL script attached. One for note time position, the other for velocity. The more I turn the respective knob clock-wise, the more the selected notes parameter can randomly deviate from its original value. That way I can dial in a subtle change, or a broad change in timing or velocity. Studioware Panels and CAL scripts are quite powerful. I only wish the Bakers would bring back the creation of them directly from within CbB. You can load them, but not create them in CbB.

I use CAL scripts for this.

I do wonder what is going on when I see a $US199.00 product suddenly on sale for $US9.99 Is anyone really buying these at their alleged MSRP? Can you imagine that happening with physical products sold in a brick and mortar store......?

And if you are using a GM/XG compatible synth or TTS-1, CC91 events on a given part (or track) controls the reverb send level of that part (or track)

I google translated ninguno, and it said it’s Spanish for “none”. This ^^^^ looks like the answer.

If Ozone products are “very very very CPU hungry” on your system.... then something else is going on there that needs to be addressed. It’s less about the specs that you mentioned and more about how the PC is set up.

Maybe the patch has a release time that needs to be shortened. How you do that is entirely dependent on the patch and the synth used.

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The movie "Idiocracy" is real....

My money is on the Audio interface. Can you borrow a different Audio interface that definitely comes with Native ASIO drivers (like a Focusrite Scarlet range)? Even if your drivers are simply a wrapper (like ASIO4ALL), you will still see an entry in the registry ASIO section.

I feel left out. I have never had any "installation and activation trouble with IK" For me, everything of theirs has just worked.......

Did you clone the drive or did you do a fresh install onto the new SSD? Did you do a 4K alignment on the SSD?

I do this with the FireFox extension Stylus

I am pretty sure what was meant was MSpectralDynamics.

MCompleteBundle $AU16.00 for me (Yes, I already did have a licence for a lot of Meldas plugins)