57Gregy

Route the tracks that have volume automation to a sub-bus and route that sub-bus to the master bus. Then you can adjust the overall volume of the automated tracks together using the volume slider of the sub-bus.

A better rack and gear?

Duct tape. And a hack saw.

I was watching World War Z the other day. SPOILER ALERT! I thought 'how unbelievable that the only 2 uninfected people who survived the plane crash were the 2 who were looking for a cure.' I mean really. Do they think we're dummies?

Selecting Groove Looping on a MIDI clip will turn it on or off, depending on whether it's on or off. When it "jumps back", that sounds like you're turning it off and the clip returns to its original non-grooved state. A Groove Clip will have all 4 corners beveled. Welcome to the forum.

Loop Recording will record on the next track, muting the previous track. Then you will have several tracks from which to select the best one and delete the rest. All will play once recording is stopped and you play back the project, though. Kinda like Take Lanes, but I like Loop Recording better.

Yes. From the REM song "What's the Frequency, Kenneth? Which is from a story Dan Rather related about being on an elevator and some guy got on and yelled at him, "What's the frequency, Kenneth!?"

Is that Spock and Kirk?

We had this when I was a kid. Dad was a fan of westerns.

Got it! "I need a couple of days off because my grandma is in the hospital". 😁

Ditto.

If you are using an amp sim effect, or any other effect on any audio track, you need to have Input Echo on in order to hear the effect while recording.

Or, some 15-year-old boy did think it through.

That should read, "Steinberg doesn't allow two different ASIO drivers at the same time". Try the other available drivers. Welcome to the forum.

I like it!

Has to use the walk-through at McDonald's.

Do you mean Bandlab for cell phones? Or Cakewalk by Bandlab for computers?

Oops. Completely misunderstood you. Sorry.

Why not just hide them?

It has been provided for free with every Cakewalk program for 15 years or so. Go to Utilities at the top, click on Cakewalk Plug-in Manager. It should be listed under DX Instruments. It may be possible that you deselected its download when you got CbB?

I'll give you $100 for it right now.

Oh, and welcome to the forum.

Before you delete all those projects that the sustain pedal didn't work and start all over, you can enter sustain in the Staff view. I know it's a poor substitute for pressing on a pedal while playing in real time, but it could save you some work. And welcome to the forum.

It works fine for me with the latest version of Cakewalk by Bandlab... and SONAR Home Studio 6 and Music Creator 6 and SONAR X3. How are you using it?

Let me help. That's 57Gregy, with a capital G.