rjn
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Just an idea. Why not buy printable clear acetate sheets and cut holes for the keys? The sheets have a rough side that is printable opposite the smooth side. After the ink dries it should not smear, but if you still worry about wear you could print a reverse image and flip the sheet to put the inked side down.
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This is why I favored an external audio mixer for capturing a live (and multi-synth layered) performance. If you're into the "live" part you won't mind recording the layered performance as audio.
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Pitch bend may be more useful for what you are trying. To have Note A slide to Note B:
Create Note A with duration = Note A duration + Note B duration. Then draw in pitch bend at whatever slope you want so reach Note B pitch at Note B start time. Then reset the bend at the end of Note B time.
Portamento rate (the speed of the slide) is a lot more tedious to adjust for a realistic sound.
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To the OP,
Your problem may be similar to mine (which I just solved).
Use Windows Control Panel/Sound and find the Manage Sound Device link. If you have a device listed and enabled that was part of a graphics driver package (e.g., NVIDIA High Definition Audio Device) choose to Disable it and see if that fixes your problem.
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I finally found a fix for this problem. I used Windows Control Panel to DISABLE all sound devices except for the one I was using.
I was using the Quad Capture 1&2 device and I disabled a Realtek device and an NVIDIA High Def Audio device.
I harken back to having a problem like this before and (although I'm not going to confirm this) I think the key was disabling the NVIDIA device that gets installed with the NVIDIA graphics drivers. I'm sure I updated my graphics drivers in the interim and that was when I upset my system.
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For me (using the latest version) Cakewalk appears to be stuck loading any project (New or otherwise). The program starts a bit sluggishly, scans for VST's (all OK, no new) and let's me choose open new or existing then … it's stuck "opening project" no errors and no loading.
All was fine on the previous version of Cakewalk by Bandlab on this same computer about 1 month ago. (Intel i7 7800x CPU @3.5 GHz, 16GB RAM, 64-bit Windows 10 Home)
What have I tried? Killing background processes first, opening project with SHIFT, opening existing project, starting new project, running as Administrator. No help or change. Bandlab Assistant says I'm fully updated.
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When you see the device switch to HDMI that is most likely an effect of a new video card driver or update.
Look to disable the HDMI audio in whatever video driver control panel you have. If that is not possible, look to re-install the video driver making sure to uncheck any option for HDMI audio.