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It is GM To access the different sounds either click on the sound name on the track or the edit button above the track and click on the sound name in the editor

Probably the best way to handle the BandLab user is upload a mix of the project and download the new track(s) they create, integrating them into the CbB project, just like one could handle any other DAW.

Did you clean up the registry? The instructions for a clean reinstall of CbB are here https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034066393-Clean-Install-Cakewalk-by-BandLab

I don't have the plug-in but it appears to support multiple outputs. At least, that is what it looks like from this image Try changing the drop downs in the plug-in UI to send the tracks to different outputs and add audio tracks for them in the project. Once the track assignments are made, freezing will create audio clips although it is not necessary. FWIW, it is possible to create all the audio/instruments tracks for synths with multiple outputs when adding the synth but the tracks may be added at any time.

Is this a permutation of this thread?

It is a good autohotkey candidate. The entire process could be scripted and added to the CbB Utilties menu.

There is no hard limit on the number of clips CbB can import. Sometimes a clip appears not to import and no error message is displayed. Often the clip is imported far to the right on the timeline. This is because the clip is a broadcast wave, Always Import Broadcast Wave at Their Timestamp is enabled (this is default) and the clip has a timestamp placing it far down the timeline.

For all tracks or buses, Clear all selections Open the audio export dialog either from the Export Module Advanced... option or from File > Export > Audio To export all tracks set the Source Category to Tracks, enter a file name and click Export. Set the Source Category to buses to export all buses. This will create 1 audio clip each starting at 0 for all tracks and/or buses

No I played around with BandLab but have no real use for it. CbB works for my needs.

Chrome can use ASIO, this one reason BandLab initially required Chrome to run the DAW. Still ASIO does nothing for network performance.

Maybe Feel free to search the old forum The subject came up more than a few times Don't recall any posts about this from users running CbB.

Please edit the OP and add [Solved] to the subject thanks

No, it does not prevent the marker from being manually moved. it changes the marker from using M:B:T to SMPTE time.

There is another way to use the arranger, as a collection of non-overlapping informational markers. Tracks may ignore arranger sections by setting the Arranger Exclude option in the track properties inspector. If all tracks are excluded, the arranger sections are just colored markers that can serve as navigation aids that contain readable text about the section. I wonder if a separate "marker track" is in CbB's future.

There is an option to toggle the Arranger track it in the Track View View menu. It is bound to keyboard shortcut "A"

Are you changing the instrument in TTS-1 UI? If not give it a try. If there is only one track going to TTS-1 there is no need for track channel, bank or patch assignments. If there are multiple tracks going to an instance of TTS-1 all the tracks or MIDI clips need are channel assignments. A rabbit hole I would not go down

The 2020.04 EA Announcement seems clear to me For the EA release there is a rollback option.

Not really, it is newer than the previous release. Any date on or after Tungsten seems reasonable.

To switch ASIO drivers Deselect all inputs and outputs in Audio preferences Then select the I/O driver to use ASIO permits only one driver to be used at a time It might be a good idea to uninstall ASIO4All if possible. It has been know to cause problems when a factory driver is installed. There should be only one ASIO driver per-device installed on the PC. Having ASIO4All installed makes it appear there are multiple ASIO drivers for all devices that have a manufacturer supplied ASIO driver.

Currently a rollback installer is provided for the 2040.04 Early Access program only

AFAIK Studio Instruments was sold separately but never given away for free. Studio Instruments was bundled with many versions SONAR including SONAR 8.5 Producer. Run an advanced install of SONAR to select individual plug-in(s).

The only difference between recording a 2 channel track and splitting it into 2 mono tracks and recording 2 mono track is the additional step of splitting the 2 channel track I maintain the best approach is the one that takes the fewest steps. This is why I wrote

CTRL+L is the groove clip toggle Groove clips have beveled edges like the clip on the right in this image

One way to do this today is - save the project as a MIDI file, create a csv file using MIDICSV from the MIDI file load the csv file into a spreadsheet program