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Welcome to the forum. Turn the output off in the MIDI track.

Yeah, I discovered that it's 'Paste Special' now.

If you copy and paste, the paste dialog allows you to set the time and track of the copy. USE PASTE SPECIAL NOW. I think. On the phone now and can't remember exactly what the paste dialog allows. Works in SONAR Home Studio 6!

I don't think my brother played in the Cereal Bowl. I don't remember doing any bowling when we were in Michigan.

C'mon down to the Coffee House!

A mix bus is any bus you choose to do all your sound processing through. There's nothing special about it.

Finally made time to watch this. Really cool and a lot of information I didn't know about them. A 2 1/2 ton steel drum set? And I complain about having to lug my Fender Mustang around! Thanks for posting this.

Worked for me. And I also got braces in 1969.

Holy smoke! Sorry about that. Don't know how it happened. There was only 1 song/link on the page and that was what I copied. Thanks craigb! And sorry to subject you all to that other thing again. 😃 I inserted a new link. a public link. Maybe it will work now? https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14593692

We lived near Battle Creek, Michigan in '68-'69 and my brother Steve turned 16 in '69. He played rhythm guitar in this band composed of schoolmates (maybe the singer/guitarist was in the Air Force) and they recorded this in a 'teen club' on Fort Custer Air Force Station, on a stereo reel-to-reel with a stereo mic. The recordings recently reappeared after being MIA for several years. Here's a medley of the 3 songs, about 3:50. https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14593692

And relevant, too!

You don't have to live like a refugee.

Does it record? Are there waveforms in the tracks? What sound card or audio interface are you using? What options are available for output when you click the arrow? And welcome to the forum.

Sundown.

Right. The Bandlab app is for your phone, to make music on the go. You can access those songs and beats and open them in Cakewalk By Bandlab (CbB), the computer recording program. Probably that feature isn't available in CbB. From watching this forum, I don't think there are many people here who use both.

Could you tell us which MIDI loops you're using and how you're putting them in the track? I did everything I could to get the loops to not place where I want them and I couldn't. They always ended up right where I wanted them. If all your MIDI loops start at measure 1, that will be one mess of a song. Or do you mean beat 1? Can you post a picture of the MIDI clips you're using in a track? Or a video? I see that some clips have space at the beginning that would prevent the notes from playing on the first beat; just drag (slip edit) the clip to the right to eliminate that space... but that was probably intended by the writer.

I have always wanted to go back and visit all the places there I don't remember, since I was so young. The pictures look good and I know that's me, but it's not a memory. Sounds like lyrics to a song. BRB. 😁

If it's on its own page, is it really a mangled thread title?

Welcome to the forum. If you're using a Focusrite 2i2, you should go to their website and download and install Focurite's ASIO driver for your operating system. While WASAPI may work, either 'shared' or 'exclusive', the ASIO driver from Focusrite is made specifically for your device and should work better than any computer sound card driver. Ensure the 2i2 is plugged into the same USB port. Check that the audio tracks are routed to a valid bus or main output. If set to S/PDIF and there is no S/PDIF device, you won't hear anything. Also, this thread is over 2 years old, so starting your own thread will help us keep track of it, i.e. "Victor's thread" instead of "Jana's thread".

Without noticeable latency. There is always latency, always, everywhere. Some folks don't discern a 19ms or 20ms lag, others claim they can hear 3ms latency. I don't worry about it. I monitor through the interface, record with ingoing effects, have reverb on my monitoring mixer, never record with VSTs active. But I have an old machine and old software and I am old, too. Still learning this CbB thing on an even less-capable computer. Does the UM-2 have any software mixer to set ins and outs, etc.?

Sounds like fun! Here's a pic of me and my brother in Hawaii... in 1958!

She's not playing video games; she's looking at the Help to try to find out how to switch from single-shot to automatic.

What are the integrated arpeggiator, the MIDI channel and the master keyboard? Why don't you have buffer or other problems? (i.e. what audio interface or sound card are you using, what driver mode, etc.) Have you bounced the track to clips or tracks or applied trimming? If so, do the skipped notes return on the bounced/trimmed track?

As mentioned above, are you inserting this mono effect in a stereo track?

WHAT?!!?!?