tparker24

For me, the note names do not persist across sessions. I have to re-select them again each time from the Notes Names dialog. I normally open PRV by double-clicking the track (MIDI or SIT). I'm running the latest CbB (2022.11). Is there perhaps some setting I'm missing?

Sale at Digital Sound Factory on several E-MU Proteus libraries. https://www.digitalsoundfactory.com/

New sale just started. https://www.digitalsoundfactory.com/product/e-mu-kontakt-proteus-legacy/

I bought it in July during their Summer Sale for 20% off.

That does seem to work, but ONLY if I have Options -> Click Behavior -> Double Click -> MIDI Clips -> -Nothing- (I normally have it set to Piano Roll View).

One clumsy way: R-click the Clip, then hit Escape (to close the R-click context menu).

AAS Summer Sale - 50% off everything https://www.applied-acoustics.com/promo/

A partial solution, is to use the default shortcut CTRL+M to "Create Melodyne Region FX clip".

FeelYourSound Summer Sale - 12-20% off from 07/27 until 08/21/22 Their products include: Song Studio * ChordPotion * MelodicFlow * HouseEngine * ChilloutEngine * XotoPad and various bundles of these. https://feelyoursound.com

Digital Sound Factory has a 20% discount until Jul 19th. Use coupon code: dsfsummer20 https://www.digitalsoundfactory.com/

One way would be to Bounce the clip(s). That will remove any muted midi notes.

Thomann currently has an ebx 3-pack for $143. That's about $48 per ebx. https://www.thomannmusic.com/toontrack_ebx_value_pack.htm

FYI, here's my understanding of the differing version numbers: The "Application help screen" format is: YYYY.MM bbb But the CWAF format (for CbB) is: YY +6 . MM . 0. bbb So, in your example of "Version 2022.06 and build 008", CWAF would report that as 28.06.0.008. And going the other way, a CWAF of 24.11.0.31 would correspond to 2018.11 build 31. Note: The CWAF format is a bit different for the older pre-CbB files: SONAR 1-8 (correspond to 2001-2008): Y +9 . v1 . v2 . bbb. E.g. the last SONAR 8.5.3 was 17.5.3.282 X1-X3: Don't know Platinum: Don't know Just my understanding ... I could be wrong.

One way would be to run the CWAF (Cakewalk Audio Finder) tool, which reports (among many other things) the Cakewalk version. For example, the latest version of Cakewalk is 28.02.0.039. You can find the CWAF tool in Cakewalk in the Utilities menu. You can click Help in CWAF for the documentation.

Price is right, but such a convoluted and confusing installation process.

Maybe it has changed since yesterday, but it seems like the $19 is for an upgrade (from Scaler 1). The full version is on sale, but for $49 (16% off) ... which still seems like a good deal.

I wonder if the free CSHumanize MidiFX Plugin might be of some use. It's also discussed a bit in this thread:

I just Shift+R-click on the note, to Mute it. (R-click on its own, Deletes the note).

To alter the pitch by half-steps, I use the Process->Transpose dialog ... and usual select the Elastique Pro option.

"Elgato Stream Deck XL" $220 ... down from $250 (12%) Best Buy Amazon

I always use a PPQ of 600, just so that note durations are in nice, round numbers, and easier for me to work with: 600 Quarter 400 Quarter Triplet 300 8th 200 8th Triplet 150 16th 100 16th Triplet 75 32nd 50 32nd Triplet

Nice studio! So what was the name of that oldies tune that you were covering?

I must admit, I am baffled too. However, I was able to get it working, by bouncing to clips: I selected all the clips (Ctrl+A) and then right-clicked on any clip and selected Bounce to Clip(s). BTW, I really enjoyed your catchy tune!

Sounds like you need to enable the "Stop at Project End" option:

Check out the documentation for To jump to a marker It includes my preferred method: Press CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE DOWN to jump to the next marker, or press CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE UP to jump to the previous marker.