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The becan is limp?

Muddy Becan would be a good name for a band.

Set the patch and channel in the MIDI track, not in the TTS-1 GUI.

Only if you're in Belgium.

There's your problem; phase cancellation. Just try once a gain.

Also, be aware that the notes you see are a representation of your MIDI performance, assuming you played it in. If you're not playing exactly in time the notes will be all over the place. You can use Input Quantization to place the notes in the correct spots as you record, mostly, but you still may need to do some editing for a pretty document. You can do extensive editing to get the notes all lined up, or you may be able to clean them up with Trim Durations and Fill Durations, if your program has those options in the Staff View.

Log in; never log out.

I'm still using SONAR Home Studio 6 on an XP machine, but I do have CbB on a W 10 computer and know eventually, I'll have to make the move to it. But for what I do (recording myself, audio and MID, plus a little editing) it won't be a huge jump. It records just fine. All the extra geegaws it comes with will just be gravy. Mastering is beyond my ken. Well, beyond my ability to hear what I'm doing.

These guys are discussing using BandLab to collaborate: Hmm. The link didn't appear.

Hmm. They moved a fred from the Coffee House to the main forum? What's next? Cats living with dogs? Lambs lying down with lions? Me finishing a song?

I'm playing hooky today. It's cold.

Oh, it may want to print the entire length of the song, wouldn't it? You can cancel printing once the part is complete, or, copy that part to another project where the entire project is only the length of that clip. I'm sure there are other ways, too.

Welcome to the forum. I would copy that part to another track, select that track's staff view, then print. Delete the extraneous track before saving, if desired.

Bill can play it.

Open just 1 week and already a locked thread with an admin admonition. Welcome to the Coffee House!

Will there be cake?

I believe that the Mythbusters showed that the flour beetle would be the last to survive.

Are you 'bouncing to track' or 'bouncing to clip'?

We posted at the same time; I see you already knew that. I understand about not wanting to jump ship right in the middle of a project, too. Some more info may help; what is your audio interface and operating system? Can you list or post screenshots of your audio settings under Preferences (such as number of buffers, Latency, etc.)?

That's happened to me, too. I think it has something to do with the amount of data you're moving. Dragging smaller clips was my solution.

The company that made X3 is no longer in business. Their programs and many virtual instruments were bought by Bandlab. They have released an updated and supported version called Cakewalk By Bandlab, for FREE (for 64-bit Windows operating systems). See the stickies at the top for links to the downloads of this amazing new (and supported) DAW.

Try selecting just a few measures and dragging them where you want. You can do this by dragging your cursor along the timeline, then drag one of the selected notes up or down.

Aren't we all?

Turned left at Greenland.

I bought this singing program (Vocaloid Miriam) and did a short song to try it out with her singing along with me.