Bristol_Jonesey

Bruce, try selecting Main Outs in the export dialog box, not master mix or entire mix.

On the subject of graphics cards, as was noted above, anything half decent will be fine as Cakewalk isn't heavily dependent on it. Just make sure you get a passively cooled one i.e. a heatsink - no fans! Eliminate as much noise as possible

Use control & shift while dragging the tracks to your new destination Control is for copy, shift locks vertical position. You can if you want omit the control and just move/drag the existing tracks

I find it's enough to select a clip - any clip - and slip edit the right hand edge of it to a point where all sounds have reached their final decay

Where are you setting it? It usually needs to be set in the synth you're driving

A friend of mine was diagnosed over 20 years ago He's now a lot less mobile than he was but apart from that he's pretty good

One easy monitor test - power them down and listen through phones. Hum still there?

Remove silence should work provided you set a sensible threshold

It sounds like you're talking about Midi events yes? If so, it's possible you've got doubled notes in the pasted sections. Open up the track in Staff View. Any doubled notes will appear obvious

I'd say it has absolutely nothing to do with sample rates and it's really down to the skill of the mix engineer. What sort of instrumentation are you using?

Thanks Steve. I'll have a go with these

Hi Mark I'll give that a go and see what it comes up with To give you a bit of background, I've just had a 2nd SSD fitted so I can boot into either Win7 or Win10 At the moment, there is absolutely nothing on the Win10 system and I want it to mirror the Win7 system but also to take the opportunity to tidy up and not install certain 3rd part plugins that I no longer use, mainly freebies The good thing about it is that all of my huge sample libraries are already on a seaprate HDD which is visible to both systems. There are a few Cakewalk plugins I need from way back so I'm going to have to dig out my original install discs

Hi everyone Does anyone have, or know of, a spreadsheet or other tool which will scan your vst paths for a list of installed plugins, along with their paths, plugin types etc I know a few years ago Bitflipper created one but I no longer have access to the machine it was copied to, and I'm guessing even if i did. it wouldn't run on CbB? Thanks

Bypass all your Fx (hit 'e') Is the latency the same?

Overlapping notes have been known to cause this