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  1. While using Cakewalk by Bandlab, a popup window appeared in the bottom right hand corner of my screen just like it always does when there's an update. So, just like always, I clicked on it and it downloaded. Once it downloaded the update another popup window asked to install the update. So I clicked on it and it appeared as though it was installing, but once it finished, the program closed by itself and I haven't been able to reopen it . Each time I tried opening it I get a pop up window that says (Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item.) .... So, I phoned friend who is computer specialist and he said it might be because the short cut on my desktop is not the same as the update. He said I should try opening the program from the start menu and I might have to delete the shortcut on the desktop and create a new one, but when I tried opening the program from the start menu it gives me the same message as before. Anyone have any idea what's going on? If so, can you please email me @ kajunjeaux@yahoo.com. I certainly would appreciate it. Thanks in advance
  2. When recording a pedal steel part I inadvertently cut the last note off short. What are the steps used to stretch that last note. If you can, I would appreciate a step by step instruction and I would also appreciate it if you would email it to me at: kajunjeaux@yahoo.com Thanks in advance for anyone willing to help Kajun Jeaux
  3. Sidechaining question: I was previously using Cakewalk ver 7.2, but I recently downloaded and installed Cakewalk by Bandlab. It's obviously a newer version. Anyway, to perform 'Sidechaining' (Ducking) in Cakewalk ver 7.2 I would perform the following sequence. 1) Right-click in the Fx bin of the audio track or bus (to which I would like to apply compression)--this would be background music track (guitar lead), choose Audio FX > Sonitus:fx > Compressor. 2) Right-click the track number of the audio track or bus (the output of which i wanted to use to control he compressor effect (this would be the vocal track) and choose Insert Send > Sonitus:fx compressor. After trying to use this sequence of selections I'm unable to make it work.... "Probably something to do with the fact that Cakewalk by Bandlab requires a difference sequence of events." If anyone has any ideas how to correct the problem I would certain appreciate the help.
  4. I was running a old version of Cakewalk on my old computer, but my computer crapped out and I can't find the Cakewalk CD . My questions are: 1) Can I download and run Cakewalk by Bandlab without having my old program operating on my new computer? 2) Will Cakewalk by Bandlab work with Windows 10 3) How do get the download link. P.S. I downloaded Bandlab-assistant-windows-exe, but when I click on it, it starts to load, but stops half way through. When I tried trouble shooting, I was told it wasn't compatible. Got any ideas?
  5. Pete, I tried your link ( http://verticalalignment.rocks/ ) but I couldn't make it work.... Looking forward to chatting with all you folks...
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