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When docked with the browsers using the synth rack, click on a synth then click "D" in the image to open the menu with the connect/disconnect option. For more info see http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Browser.11.html

Likely plug-in related. Disconnect the synths one at a time until the spike goes away. Connect/Disconnect toggle is in the synth rack menu (D in the image below) when docked with the browsers. When undocked or in the multidock, use the power button next to each synth.

Yes, BA keeps track of what has been installed using registry entries. If CbB (or the SI Suite) was installed and removed without performing a clean install the best way to get the plug-ins back is use the Cakewalk Web Installer. The Cakewalk Web Installer does not track installs.

I doubt it is related to 2021.12 but there is an easy way to test. Roll back to the previous release and see if the problem still exists. For some time now, a rollback installer link is in every release announcement. When encountering issues known to be related to the current release, the best approach is posting the problem in the feedback thread for the release. Here is the feedback thread for 2021.12.

Often the result of the record enabled track input set to "All Inputs - MIDI Omni" and a synth plug-in with "Enable MIDI Output" turned on. Change the input and/or check the VST2/3 drop down in the standard header above the plug-in UI

Try the mute button on the track

It was a DAW made by Twelve Tone Systems (later known as Cakewalk). Here is a product announcement, an SOS review and a website created when the DAW was actively developed and sold. Ultimately Cakewalk discontinued the product after 2 releases. Some of the Project 5 features were integrated into SONAR and are still part of Cakewalk by BandLab.

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x1894E

They are dependent on Cakewalk developed plug-ins Not in user documentation Some FX Chains bundled with CbB used plug-ins that were not bundled with the DAW. AFAIK, this issue was addressed in 2020.08. I don't believe TH3 was involved. That plug-in is bundled with CbB. Any FX Chains made with it should still work. I know there were some using Channel Tools. This plug-in was not in the original distribution but was added later.

Is the arpeggiator section enabled?

Possibly but I doubt it. Style Dials were originally developed for Music Creator 7. It did not have the full ProChannel, instead it had a MixStrip similar to SONAR Home Studio, Artist and Steam Edition. Style Dials are customized FX Chains.

I guess what the video shows is a delete, an undo then pan to show only track 23 is selected. Have you tried to save the project, close and then re-open it then perform the delete?

That is the link to a page holding the video. It is usable but I prefer to embed files in my posts. To do this, your account images then click on the file to get a screen like the one I posted above. This has the BBCode which will embed the video into a post.

Host the video on another site. I use imgur.com for all images and videos. This way I don't have to worry about this forum's user upload quota. After uploading a file to imgur, click on it then click the copy button next to the BBCode and paste into the post here, like this

A couple of EQs too. However, Softube went out of the PC module business in April 2020. They broke all the PC modules with the update that month. AFAIK the only way to use Softube PC modules is secure a release prior to April 2020. Update: Softube fixed their PC modules in v2.5.39.0 One of the problems with the PC module format is the tiny UI. Most 3rd party PC modules are defeatured versions of the full size VSTs. The only PC module to address this is the Quad Curve EQ. I believe the flyout feature used by the EQ is not part of the PC spec. One of the issues with FX Chains in the PC is its strict adherence to the PC module size. Having the ability to change its size or having a few predefined sizes would help quite a bit.

Of course, there is no reason a PC module cannot be used in other VST hosts. While Softube is effectively out of the PC module business, the PC modules they sold used the same dlls as their VST plug-ins. Update: After two years and saying they were not going to fix the problem, Softube released v2.5.39.0 which includes working PC plug-ins. The CA-2A is another example of a dual format PC/VST plug-in. Plug-ins in PC format only were made or contracted by Cakewalk. All PC modules sold by 3rd party manufacturers also included more popular formats

Or write a CAL script.

https://www.roland.com/us/products/fa-66/downloads/

The DAW will not dither in this case. Dithering is only possible when bit depth is reduced.

That is the channel drop down. The bank drop down is below to the left; the patch drop down is immediately below the channel drop down

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The channel, bank and patch drop downs may or may not be visible in track header depending on your workspace setting and track control drop down setting but they are always visible in the track inspector. Pick a bank (C points to the bank drop down) then select a patch from the drop down below the bank drop down. Another way to change a patch is click on the patch name in the appropriate channel in the plug-in itself

Clip length may be changed holding CTRL+SHIFT and dragging the edge of the clip

If Preferences > Audio > Playback and Recording Remove DC Offset During Record is enabled, turn it off.