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Something looks odd. It looks to me like you have a track there (track 10). Are you saying there are other tracks that have become hidden?

I click edit for the initial post. That way the topic becomes editable. Not sure if that's in the Official Forum Poster's Manual, but I just double checked and it worked.

Interesting: I looked up "panic" in the Reference Guide (Ctrl+F) and found several sections about the Improved Reset/Panic Feature, but its not listed in the Table of Contents or the Index for the Online Documentation. Its there, just not listed in the Table of Contents or the Index. So, for somethings, its better to search in the Reference Guide.

I don't use templates, but as for saving and restoring my preferred Control Bars, I use Workspaces. Do you use Workspaces? If so, your Workspace might be restoring the Control Bar.

As for uploaded images/attachments, you can delete them when you edit the text of your post. There's a trash can in the bottom section of the editor.

Good question. I hope someone who has the Mini version can test that and report back.

Maybe try Bandlab? https://help.bandlab.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404926548121-How-do-I-contact-BandLab-

Well, I guess that just goes to show that sometimes it can be right. ? Seriously, though, I have some speculation as to why the software gives false information like that. Not worth it for me to figure it out. Just having updated TONEX, it now says I need 3 updates. Sooner or later the other 3 will be updated. So, no worries! ?

Thanks for the heads up. I hope the new version solves a number of issues with the previous version without introducing new issues. Minor issue: The new version still fails to report information correctly. For example, On the opening page, I am told I have 4 Updates. But, once I press Manage my Products, there is only one product allegedly needing an update. (Not a "regression error" so far as I can tell; the previous version did the same thing consistently.)

The free, CS versions of their products give you a handful of gear plug-ins for free, and you can purchase additional gear, collections through the Custom Shop application (as well as from the IK Website, third-party vendors, etc.). There are also promotions where you can get gear--group buys, promotional freebies, etc. There are lots of people in the forum that know a whole lot about IK's products and promotions. You can learn a lot be reading some of the older threads related to IK.

I was looking for a comparison of Audio Lunacy's Cube Mini and Cube and found this. Thought others might be interested in the comparison: They look interesting.

Fun, funky song, but to me Falafel will always be food. https://www.tarazifoods.com/shop/falafel-25-lbs/

https://www.belgianstyleales.com/product/order-lindemans-kriek-cherry-lambic-25oz/shop-belgian-beers-sorted-by-name If I were to celebrate the release of a Cherry Audio Synth, I'd go for a Cherry Lambic. ? Not sure if I can find one of those near me, so I might have to go for Cherry Wheat. https://www.samueladams.com/our-beers/brewmasters-collection/ale/cherry-wheat ?

Thanks. I saw a couple of Syba FW pci-cards at NewEgg. SYBA SY-PEX30016 3 Port IEEE 1394 Firewire 2x 1394B & 1x 1394A PCIe 1.1 x1 Card TI XIO2213B Chipset was $25.00. There were others at various price points, too. SYBA Low Profile PCI-Express 1394B/A Firewire Card Model SD-PEX30009 is $38.00. Seem to have some differences. Will have to compare.

Thanks for the additional comments. I actually managed to get your Control Surface installed and showing up in Cakewalk. I will make time to explore it more thoroughly. Interestingly enough, I found Tom's FW-1884 documentation a number of year before I joined the forum. So when I saw him here, I took the opportunity to thank him for putting together and for maintaining his excellent repository. Footnote: I actually have it running off the FW port on my E-Mu Digital Audio Station card. Over the years, several upgrades to Windows 10 gradually killed the use of the other E-Mu driver functions (audio, then clock), but fortunately the FW port still works (knock on wood).

Translation per Google translate.

I also always have a floating Control Bar as soon as Cakewalk starts. Here's how I did it: I floated it in some of my Workspaces and those are the workspaces I use almost all of the time. One of the floating Control Bar Workspaces is always in effect for me. Wait a sec. Let me do an experiment. Switch to My First Lens (which has a top-docked Control Bar). Close Cakewalk. Restart Cakewalk. Its docked on the top when Cakewalk starts. Maybe your Workspace got changed or corrupted? Not sure if the Control Bar right-click context menu or if screensets will so something similar.

It is a standard for tuned pitch forks. ?

So glad its 440 and not 432! ?

I learned something new: I'll file this under totally useless knowledge. But it did make me laugh.

First of thanks, but I am not sure I am one of those 3 or 4 very special people. I use mine as an audio/MIDI interface / monitor mixer. I think of it as a control surface in a very generic sense, but in terms of integration with Cakewalk, I am not using it as a Control Surface (as in controlling the Cakewalk UI / Functions from the FW-1884). However, all your effort here has inspired me to at least put it on my to-do list to try. It does look very cool. If I can install it and get it working, having the FW-1884 in an interactive a window might open up some new workflows. Out of curiosity, what sub-forum was this in before it got moved? QUESTIONS: Do I need to install the original plug-in? ( I have the v1.22 SONAR x64 installer if I need to install that.) Since I don't use it as an official Control Surface, it won't be intuitive to me. Is the SONAR 2 (Windows) Notes - sonar_note_1_00 pdf a good document to help get me up to speed in understanding the integration with Cakewalk? A while ago, I did use MIDI-OX to see what data the buttons, knobs, and sliders send, so I understand how the communication protocol works. I just never got around to using them with SONAR (except with a basic test once or twice to watch the faders move and to test some possibilities to control soft synths). Thanks.