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  1. I don't know how you get from being not interested in Bandlab's other services to R.I.P. unless you have made some assumptions about what the product and pricing options will be when the new products are ultimately released for sale. Of course, there's been a rash of speculation going around.
  2. JMO: What was was. What is is. What the future holds remains to be seen. Be Here Now.
  3. FF 58 04 07 03 0C 08 = 7/8 FF 58 04 01 03 0C 08 = 1/8 FF 58 04 03 02 18 08 = 3/4 FF 58 04 01 02 18 08 = 1/4 FF 58 04 0F 04 06 08 = 15/16 FF 58 04 01 04 06 08 = 1/16 FF 58 04 02 02 18 08 = 2/4 FF 58 04 04 02 18 08 = 4/4 Hope this helps.
  4. Is it possible the BeatBuddy's real time Time Signature mode setting changes how BeatBuddy treats SMF Time Signature meta data? The above is the result of a very simple test file I just did in CbB which I Saved As as MIDI File Type 0. There are many online resources that explain the meta markers for standard midi files. Here's one for the time signature meta data.
  5. Just a guess: Because the Membership is a Bandlab (the phone/browser) thing that was available to people who use Bandlab. After that Bandlab (the company) decided to offer the experimental/sort of early access versions of Cakewalk Sonar and Cakewalk Next to both Bandlab users and CbB/SONAR users. So, they came up with the Backstage Pass as the vehicle to do that. Maybe they did it to be sensitive to the needs and desires of Bandlab and CbB users who were getting antsy and wanted some early release hands on software?
  6. In my experience, background colors always affect the clarity, visibility, eye strain, etc. for foreground colors. There are even website design sites that discuss these things. I haven't looked at them in a while, so unfortunately I don't have any links handy. So it might not be your eyes. PS: I used to have a tool that would let you pick up a color (like with an eye dropper) and show you the breakdown of the component colors. You could try to find one of those utilities to check it for yourself. PPS: < from the button. < painted in rectangles using MS Paint. The green overlay of the track actually changes the color of the button. Hope this helps.
  7. The way I read it, you can get 3-days of using all that's included with the Backstage Pass, after which there is a monthly charge (unless you pay for a year's worth of the Backstage Pass).
  8. I guess I can erase my text-based instructions on how to find the "purchase it here" button now that there's a video.
  9. It is not very difficult to follow the links. It sounds like you already went most of the way if you found the same membership information I found: (1) Start at cakewalk.com. (2) Click on the big Cakewalk Sonar Button (Hotspot Image). That takes you to cakewalk.com/sonar, (3) Scroll to the bottom and click on "What is Backstage Pass" (it's in the FAQ section) where you will see: Don't have BandLab Membership but want to check it out? If you have a BandLab account, you can purchase it here, or learn more in the BandLab Membership FAQ. based on my experience, if you are logged in, the purchase it here link takes you to your own Bandlab Page with a large "Power your creator journey with Membership" that has some details, prices, and a way to sign up. In this overlay, I clicked on the Backstage Pass button (which you might have found) and it took me to: bandlab blog page that has details, phone images, etc. in a Bandlab web-page. (4) I think maybe you are looking for the purchase it here link with the power your creator journey dialog. Sorry, I can't post a direct link since it is linked to my account. Not sure if there is a direct link to the purchase it here link for people without accounts (other than the Get Membership button on the bandlab blog page. (See UPDATE.) UPDATE: I logged out and discovered that the purchase it here link goes directly the standard login dialog. So I assume that that the Backstage Pass offer requires an account before you can get to the purchase it / get membership access point. Maybe once the new products are released there will be marketing directed to people that don't already use Cakewalk products and therefore have an account.
  10. My experience: Sometimes they get it right the first time; sometimes they need to get info from others; sometimes there are no answers. I am sure that in 2023 they changed graphics libraries or services or something for Pigments so that the mini-displays no longer work on my PC with the hardware, chips, drivers, graphics card/software I have, but I gave up trying to get them to tell me what they changed and what the new minimum required specs are. So for a while, I used and older version of Pigments to tweak and design presets, but allowed Analog Lab to update (or vice versa). But that was with Pigments 4 and to get the new features in Pigments 5 (and the new Sound Packs), I had to update both Pigments and Analog Lab. I suspect issues related to logging in, sync, activation, reinstallation, the routine use of ASC, has been asked so many times, they know the drill and can send out the right set of instruction, answer questions about those issue, etc. As far as the kinds of things I needed to know, they tried to help and even elevated the issue to provide details about graphics cards settings / services. But I was unable to find out what was changed from the version that worked to the version that first stopped working or any ideas on what I needed to look to get a new graphics card. As I said, in my experience, sometimes they get it right the first time . . . . I hope your current issue is in that category!!!
  11. Are you asking about the successful sign in, but machine registration failure? Maybe a year ago, I had an issue where starting a synth didn't automatically launch the ASC/Verification process. Not sure what happened, but I e-mailed Arturia support, they gave me a set of steps to follow, I followed them, and after that launching the synth (I think it was Pigments at the time) the instrument successfully completed the Arturia Sync process. I don't recall if I had the same wording that you have (the bottom line). I'd look for the steps then sent me, but I think it would be better to ask Arturia. Thinks might have changed plus my set of steps might not be the right solution for what you have.
  12. For a 32 preset freebie, I found more presets to mark with a preliminary heart (favorites) than I would have earmarked on the first pass with some of the larger sound packs I considered for the 1/2 price sale. Yes, by and large they are not as "fancy" as some presets designed to showcase some of the "fancier" virtual synths, but I found more useable ones that don't need the kind of tweaking needed to customize / tone down the busy-ness that can clash in the context of a composition.
  13. Just in case the connection is not perfectly Overt: Head --> Head
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