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Looks interesting. Wonder why they don't supply a real ASIO driver. Maybe they don't need one. From https://mackie.com/sites/default/files/PRODUCT RESOURCES/MANUALS/Owners_Manuals/Onyx_Series_OM.pdf page 34

The CA-2A VST dll pulls double duty as the PC module and a regular VST2 plug-in. Some of the 3rd party PC modules are delivered the same way. I have the CA-2A installed and had no problem with the PC-2A install. Both show up in the PC plug-in menu.

The plug-ins bundled with CbB are documented It may take a clean install to recover the plug-ins bundled in the core as they are likely not in the update installers. Alternately, apply a couple of rollback installers then run an update from BA. It should use a full installer instead of an update installer. support@cakewalk.com should no for sure.

CbB has never followed a monthly release cycle. There was an early access release announced today B

Here's a quick video showing tempo copy/paste using the dialogs

Copy/Paste special have always had options for tempo. They still work.

Right-click on a PC module header or anywhere in the blank space in the ProChannel in the track inspector or console view

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Is the scanner setup to run automatically or was a manual scan performed? PC modules must be scanned like any VST plug-in. The default install path for the PC-2A is "C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Shared Utilities\Internal\PC2ALevelingAmplifier"

Cakewalk always records the signal at the track input. If the track is recording data from other tracks in the DAW along with the new signal coming from outside the DAW then something outside the DAW is mixing the data and sending it to the track being recorded in Cakewalk. IOW, an external hardware mixer or a software mixer used by the audio interface is mixing the new input and the signal coming from the DAW and sending it back to the DAW. WRT adjusting monitor playback level, this depends on where the signals are coming from. When direct monitoring, there is usually a knob on the interface or a software mixer supplied with the interface to adjust the level of the direct signal and the signal coming from the DAW. When monitoring everything through the DAW the playback levels are set in the DAW.

Also in the link is a second free plug-in - Re-Animator and an update to VM 2.2.5 The Mighty Piano Roll automatically downloaded. After running the update to 2.2.5, I had to retrieve Re-Animator by opening the Store inside VM and "buying" the module.

The LCV works with any audio clip. By default double-clicking a clip opens the Clip Properties inspector (the Groove Clip section is immediately below Clip Properties) This may be changed to open the LCV using the Track View Options menu - Click Behavior > Double Click > Audio Clips

Select the clip then open the Loop Construction View or change the "Beats in Clip" in the Groove Clips section in the Clips Inspector.

support@@cakewalk.com may be able to help

Right-click on the Ripple Edit button to switch between All and Selection Left--click the Ripple Edit button to toggle Ripple Edit on/off OR use the Options menu to the right of the Ripple Edit button

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Decrypting output drop down labels is a little different than reading a product name directly from an image. The language barrier makes this thread a little challenging. If the OP was successful 10 years ago with the same gear, the signal routing is no different today than it was then. Given the interface has two channels, it should be possible to record guitar and monitor a hardware synth at the same time. Assuming this the problem reported in the OP, the answer may be as simple as setting the recording track to the guitar channel instead of using both channels to record. I have never seen the interface. It may be the effects blend the two channels. If this is the case, it will be necessary to record without using the effects.

Yeah, monophonic drag and drop audio to MIDI and tempo detection both continue to work after the trial expires.

Is Google really converting the files or is it recognizing they are RIFF files containing audio data? It has always been possible to change the extension from cwb to wav an play a bundle file. If the bundles have a wav extension change them back to cwb Once the extension is changed back to cwb, open the bundles, zip up each project folder and its content, copy the zips to Google drive and throw away the bundles. Bundles are a poor choice for archiving projects. The format is still around for backward compatibility and project sharing (although zip works for this too).

Not sure where you are trying to attach the files. There is a section in the link above called Sending the dump file to Cakewalk for analysis offering suggestions on where to upload the files. Zipping dumps often significantly reduces their size.

If there is no crash dump to submit to support, look in the Windows event log to see if there is any indication of the crash.

One way to get assistance with this problem is described in the What if the application hangs but doesn't crash? section of

@Morten Saether please add this to http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=INI_Files.5.html

Feel free to send the dump to Cakewalk support Bear in mind the error message indicates the plug-in is the source of the crash so this is likely something Spectrasonics needs to review.

Yes, I have seen this problem before and is the read I mentioned the path in my first post and not the button on the UI. On my current system (US Windows 10 20H2), the help button works OK