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The pitch wheel on the controller is wonky.

No but the last modified date for all audio clips is available in the media browser. Using the date alone may get confusing when recording multiple clips at a time.

I doubt it. It is either a bug or design limitation of the VST3 implementation.

The last time I downloaded the Studio Instruments installer from the Cakewalk Web Installer, it included some demo projects.

Does the RealTek error prevent deselecting the device in CbB preferences? If not, deselecting both input and output drivers will allow changing to the Behringer. If the error does prevent deselect both input and output drivers, removing the RealTek entry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ASIO is enough to hide the driver from Cakewalk.

It's very hard to mess up. The possible errors are: Already having something in the file system with the same name. In this case copying "C:\Cakewalk Projects" instead of moving it. This will cause mklink to fail because it cannot create a link using the name that already exists on the disk. Mistyping the mklink command. Not have sufficient permissions to perform the task. To undo the process, delete the directory junction and put the folder back in its original location.

Try this (from a post @David Baay made on the old website)

Yes, I know. I believe Simon was pissed among other reasons Iris 2 could not play Iris patches. This messed with his subscription service. He ported a lot of the Iris patches to Iris 2. But the synths were different enough that some would not port and the new features fell short. Iris 2 was not a welcome upgrade for Iris users. Still, Iris and Iris 2 are fairly unique and have something to offer.

I updated Pigments and Pigments 3.5 (150 presets) shows up in Analog Labs 5.4.4.1785

From what I have read Iris 2 was quite a disappointment for original Iris owners. I subscribed to Simon Stockhousen's Iris library when first available and never regretted the purchase. Then came Iris 2.

AAS have always been good to their customers (except maybe for tassman devotees).

I bought the Total Bundle during the end of year sale in 2012. Since then, new plug-ins have always been very attractively priced. Great company with great products. They also have a referral program. First time buyers can get an additional 10% discount using a code provided by an existing customer. This code is time-limited (within 2 months) and may be used for any plug-in or bundle. It may be applied to products on sale too. When redeemed. the person supplying the code receives a $12 credit toward a future purchase. So, first time buyers make sure to ask someone to mail you a code. It takes your e-mail address for the existing customer to send the code through the FabFilter website.

File > Export creates an html file containing a table from the data displayed. Select does not do anything. At least that is how it works for me. To further process the data, load the html into a spreadsheet tool or view it in a web browser.

And writing right-mouse click random XY movement, same track with plug-in automation enabled just like above.

Here is a video showing left mouse button click-drag in the XY pad in Z3ta2+. Writes automation as expected. Rapture works the same. Enable write automation in the plug-in Open the XY pad Start the transport Click drag in the XY pad

AFAIK it has no separate installer. Removal is a manual process. The plug-in only requires a serial number when attempting to unlock the extra features in the full version. Running as TH3 Cakewalk does not require a serial number.

Yeah, as I mentioned above a lot of drum plug-ins do not bother to follow the MIDI standard. TTS-1, a GM synth, will play the Alesis right out of the box. Other plug-ins will either need their config altered in the plug-in or using one of the other mapping methods.

Drum maps exist in the project. Drum map presets exist on disk. Drum map presets are saved by giving them a name in the Map Settings Presets entry and clicking the save icon next to the entry in the Drum Map Manager.

Given the variety of drum plug-ins involved MFX Transpose or drum maps may be worth learning.

MIDI standard channel for drums is 10. I expect hardware to follow the standard. Most drum plug-ins ignore the channel assignment. Unfortunately, most plug-ins do not default to the MIDI standard at all. Try switching the AD2 map in the plug-in UI to General MIDI Click the ? in the upper right of the plug-in UI Open Map Window... In the upper left of the Map Window change the Map Preset drop down to GM Click on OK.

Whatever method you choose forget about musical notation and work with MIDI note numbers. MIDI musical notation is not standardized, MIDI note numbers on the other hand are constant. IOW note number 35 is note number 35 in the hardware and all the software. What note 35 represents in musical notation could be one of several values. If you cannot change the hardware, just record the values in CbB and build the map after recording the data. The map building tool in AD2 is pretty easy but the one in CbB while a little clumsy is a one and done thing (at least for the default AD2 settings). AD2 also has the ability to use its default mapping or GM. If the Alesis is sending GM try changing the AD2 setting. The AD2 map tool is the first option under the ? at the top right of the plug-in UI/

Yeah, most drum plug-ins have their own mapping tools which are often easier to setup than drum maps in CbB. That said, if I did the mapping in a plug-in that did not properly display in the PRV such as AD2, I would extend master.ins to handle the display. I created an AD2.ins for the default instrument layout. It is available here. I also built ins files for SI-Drums and SD3. All are in the Instrument Definitions section of this forum.

TAB binding was removed to accommodate screen readers. The binding may be re-established in keyboard shortcut preferences using AudioSnap Go To Next Transient Marker in the Global Bindings area.