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If the view is missing from the menu it is likely the workspace setting Change the setting in the workspace menu to Advanced, create a custom workspace or set it to None

Enabling Snap To Scale changes background highlighting in the PRV

This is possible today when using an audio/MIDI track pair instead of an instrument track. In the console view and inspectors, clicking on either the input of the audio track or the output of the MIDI track (assuming it does not go to a drum map) brings up the synth UI. Because instrument tracks hide audio inputs and MIDI outputs, they lack this feature.

If you created a Single Sign On account on the old Cakewalk site in late 2014 though 2017, support@cakewalk.com should be able to help you regain access to your account. User initiated password reset is not an option. Email is not available from the old Cakewalk servers. If you were a SONAR Platinum/Professional/Artist user, you definitely have an SSO account. If you were are forum member in 2014-2017 you have an SSO account. All of your old Cakewalk products are still available in that account. Once you restore you old Cakewalk account access, Cakewalk Commend Center is the best way to download and activate DP and Rapture along with the other products from the SONAR Platinum/Professional/Artist era. Use the installers in your account for older Cakewalk DAWs and products that did not get command center installers. All the plug-ins installed with the old 64bit Cakewalk DAWs including Dimension Pro and Rapture work in CbB.

Generally when using an external audio interface like the NI Komplete, the driver mode in the DAW is set to ASIO and all audio in and out of the DAW is handled by the manufacturer (in this case NI) supplied ASIO driver. Not sure how the OriGen G2 DAC figures in this. When running in ASIO driver mode the DAW is restricted to one I/O driver at a time.

Just to be clear, the plug-in is SINE player. Layers is a library loaded into the SINE Player plug-ins. So, the SINE player was downloaded and installed using these instructions and you are trying to scan the SINE Player VST dll NOT they Layers library files.

Deselect the outputs in preferences, the link I provided above shows the screen Even if just temporarily, then open the MIDI file and it will show you how TTS-1 gets setup.

With no MIDI output device selected in preferences, CbB automatically adds TTS-1 and sets it up to play the MIDI file

BA is not coded by the CbB dev group. It is developed and maintaned in Singapore and predates BandLab's purchase of Cakewalk IP. BA was created as a support tool for BandLab, the Chrome-based DAW. CbB support was added later. There may come a day when BA is expanded to include more sophisticated CbB install options.

It is by design. From Although rollback installers are in the EA announcement thread starting with 2020.04 EA, having the the production version available in BA not only allows new users a chance to use the production release during the EA period is it a way for EA users to fully restore back to the production should rollback fail. Also, if a user is not running the current production release and wants to try the EA version, they need a way to update to production because the EA installer is an update installer that must be applied to the current production release or as a fix to the current EA release.

The is a limitation of the Media Foundation engine, One wonders if MS will ever update it. To move video use the Directshow engine. See https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Troubleshooting.07.html Here is a recent thread about this issue

AFAIK, BA is production only (always has been). The EA is only available in the EA announcement thread and is a link to an update installer on Google. If BA installed EA releases new users could not get a production release during the EA period.

If the bad playback is on the same machine as the DAW, often this is due to settings in the software used to play the wav file. Some audio players have options to boost bass. One way to test if the problem is the exported wav or the playback software is load the exported wav back into Cakewalk and play it. If it sounds OK, the file is OK.

An "instrument" track is a special presentation of an audio and MIDI track pair. In fact the tracks that make up the "instrument" track may be exposed by opening the track context menu by right-clicking in the track header and select "Split Instrument Track" A MIDI track on its own is capable of recording MIDI data and playing MIDI data but in order to hear the results of the MIDI playback in the DAW, there must be an audio track associated with the MIDI playback device be that a hardware or soft synth. By default, double-clicking a MIDI clip header opens the clip in the Piano Roll View in the mutlidock. SHIFT+D maximizes/restores the multidock. Shortcut D expands/collapses the mutlidock. There are other useful features in the multidock link provided.

This is normal for ASIO drivers. Most operate at a single bit depth usually 24bit. The 16bt shown in the transport module is NOT the audio driver bit depth. It is the record bit depth set here

It is also possible to create a pitch bend envelope in a MIDI track in the track view. Automation in the track view is covered in detail here

I am guessing this is not what you are looking for (I know nothing about MPE) but the Wheel type is used for pitch bend. As far as CC goes, any number may be entered in the Value field instead of using the drop down. What that number represents is up to the synth.

The entire envelope may be adjusted by click dragging from the upper part of the clip (notice the cursor change) Right-click a node to view/set its properties For more about automation see http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Automation.02.html

Download the upgrade from your account at https://cherryaudio.com/ more videos here

Left 1-2 and Right 1-2 are just names for the input channels 1 and channel 2 on two mono tracks. The DAW will record what ever signal is arriving at the its inputs. By default, mono tracks in the DAW are panned to center. To alter this use the track pan controls in the DAW. IOW, mono inputs whether they are on the interface or in the DAW are only panned after the signal is received.

Yes If the UR44 is the only record in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ASIO, that is all Cakewalk will see when running in ASIO driver mode.

Aside from the UR44 are there any other entries in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ASIO

A clean install should work. Note: the clean install instructions remove CbB and all older Cakewalk products from the registry. If the clean install does not work or you need a more surgical process that removes CbB only contact support@cakewalk.com From the image above it appears that the scanner is being run from the plug-in manager. The scanner should be run from preferences although I doubt it will make a difference in this case. The ability to run the scanner from the plug-in manager is a legacy feature intended to be used with pre-X series SONAR and older Cakewalk DAWs that lack the preference screen.

The display depends on the width allocated for the area just like the track view.

If running CbB as administrator, Windows does not permit drag and drop from Explorer into the app. This is true for Win7 too. Drag and drop from the CbB media browser always works. FWIW, CbB does not have to run as administrator.