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If you are using VST3 try VST2.

Or zoom way out in your Track View and drag.

I assume you know to move the dll to a folder that your vst settings is set to see.

There is a Tune knob on the picture of the bass guitar.

Any chance punch recording is turned on?

I've been testing the beta for the last couple of months too, and IT'S REALLY COOL!!!

You're ALL GONNA LOVE IT !!!

Probably you need to press SKIP at the title screen of the VST unless it is registered.

Go to the Focusrite website, under Support. They have articles on optimizing your pc in windows.  Have a look at that, that should cure it.

Any chance you have another monitor hooked up and it's starting in that one?

Hi Dan. Welcome back to Cakewalk.

Just to make sure... you set it at Preferences/Project/Metronome

And these settings are only good for the Project you are working in. It should save with the Project, but if you start another project you will have to set this again.

If it is something you want to do all the time, make a project template with this setting in it.

I have the latest version (2022.06 build 028) and it has it - under Preferences-Project-Surround

The default for the MIDI input is Channel 10  - TD11 (Omni should work also). Set the MIDI output to TD11. If you have MIDI recorded on the track it should play through the headphones. If you want to audio record it, run cable(s) from the Aux output into your interface.

You can also use the TD11 as an interface and record directly. In ASIO, you will have to deselect any other Audio drivers (input and output) and select the TD11 for both. (In Preferences / Audio / Devices). You should then be able to record audio. 

If you want to record audio from your MIDI track, just add an audio track, set the input to TD11,  record arm it,  and press play.

ASIO can only (usually) handle one IO device at a time. First uncheck the Solid State Logic boxes (both input and output) and you should be able to select the Zoom stuff.

Try highlighting the clip and pressing 'K' (clip mute)

Have you got every track selected?

Thanks for testing things out, bvideo.

Hopefully the bakers will check this out.

1 hour ago, bdickens said:

That's not what it says at all. The window straddles the grid point, with half of it before and half after. NOT the same thing.

Then why don't you try it out, and see if it works like you're telling every else. Oh right, you already have and it works perfectly.

Hey bdickens, thanks for the great info!

Just a couple of quick YES or NO questions for you.

1. Have you sat down for a few minutes with Piano Roll, put in a note and moved it around to different locations, while playing around with the Window settings to see  if Quantize picked up your note or not?

2. If so... did you get the results you were expecting?

Has anyone else tried checking out the accuracy of this? I haven't got good results.

Sorry folks, it appears that when you split the instrument track that both are selected by default.

My problem was not realizing this. When I make sure only the track I want to move is selected everything works fine.

Thanks for everyone's help.

Anyone else tried it? I did this first thing in an empty project, if it makes any difference.

Doesn't work every time for me.

Thanks!

Nice video, John, but have you tried specifically what I was asking about (the Window option of Quantize)? I thought I understood it, and was trying to demonstrate it to someone what these options did, and I found the Window to be very inaccurate.

Thanks!

Open up an instument track in Track view. Then Split Instument Track. Now try to move the Midi track on the other side of the Audio track.
There seems to be a problem there.
 

I don't think the quantize Window setting  works properly. Either that or I just don't understand it, in which case I think the documentation can be a bit clearer.
If I am quantizing to the quarter note, I am under the impression that a window of 100 would include everything  from half way to the previous quarter note to half way to the next quarter note. If I reduce the window to 70 say, I would think it would shorten the window by 15% on each side...and so on.
Swing setting is at 50.
I've been playing around on the piano roll by placing a note where I would say it's definitely out of range of the window, but it gets quantized anyway.
I could make a video but if anyone tries to play around on the piano view with one note, I think you'll see what I mean.
And it's no better in Sonar X3.
Or if I'm not understanding something, maybe someone could set me straight!

Its under the Tracks menu in the Tracks View