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If you open Cakewalk recent file and you find the message that the adio file is corrupted, the smart workaround is to convert the cwp file in a bundle file.

Then open the bundle file and save as normal file cwp.

Superb audio interface is RME UFX II. It costs money, but is surely what you search for.

Good mic and, very important, a good audio interface.

Try recording both ways. One track for acoustic and one track for electric and put tracks in stereo. One on left and one on right

In my opinion clicking transpose in process menu is much faster.

Clip pan???

Your gutar input was recorded too soft? This kind of issue is concerning your audio interface. Give a try to your souncard  input channel's gain or sensivity.

Forget Melodyne install by Bandlab Assistant.

Open Celemony website. Create an account and download Melodyne installer.

As an alternative open your Sonar Comand Center and download Melodyne 2 installer.

When you want to send a track sound to a sub bus, in the inspector view or in the console view's send panel you have two buttons. One is volume and a smaller one called pan.

Make sure that the tracks that contain tom sounds don't have something  not checked.

Echo 24 audio interface is  really old and can cause issues.

The same thing happened to me yesterday.

Issues happen almost every day with different edit or tweaking and I don't know the reason.

The best way is to get out of the project and re - open it and after that evrything is OK.

Don't tell me you have  learnt everything about Sonar? Anyway remember that CdB is free and for all that stuff you don't pay a dime.

Edit your topic and write [Solved].

Don't forget that in CbB itself in the Prochannel section you can have fine presets that emulates the Gibson J200 .

In my opinion it's not clear what you want.

In my opinion the simplest and faster way is to delete this template that has issue and create a brand new one

In my opinion Cakewalk by Bandlab posses in abundance so many tools to tweak and edit audio and midi .

Yes, you're right. You must have Melodyne 4 editor for poliphonic.

Being more accurate, you have to create an intrument track choosing any plugin you like.

After that you have to select the whole bars or part of the bars of the audio track.

Click right on an audio bar and choose region X - melodyne - create region FX.

After that you drag the audio track into the instrument track.

If the audio track is monophonic is all right.

But if the audio track is poliphonic you have to own at least Melodyne Assistant.

Consider that Presonus Audiobox 96 is a very cheap audio interface.

In any case you have to download the Asio factory driver for Windows.

After the download, adjust the buffer.

Vocalsync is useful when the double track is in some parts out of sync.

In the extreme up right there is a tag called workspaces. After placing everything in the control bar in a way you like, go in workspaces and choose "none".

Save and get out.

The last Chappel's post is the right step.

It seems a new fad to write in any language you like..

Now we are waiting for a thread in some eskimo dialect.

I see that are people who are happy to not understand what somebody says.