Anders Svensson

Hey!

I'm using a hardware GM-synth connected to my default MIDI-port for GM stuff. I use this for a lot of vocal arrangement stuff that only needs MIDI-data. Since some time ago, every time I open a MIDI-file, CbB adds the TTS-1 software synth automatically, and I need to remove the synth track from the timeline, which is quite annoying.

Is there an option to disable this automatic TTS-1 assignment? If not, why not?

On 12/12/2023 at 5:43 AM, John Vere said:

It was from like 1985 or something and possibly the very worst of what midi sound generated devices have to offer.

Nobody will miss it.

I think it was 8 bit. Sort of like an MP3  at 32kbps. 

 

I sure miss it! It's always been a native fallback solution for me. I guess there's not much we can do if there's no OS-support, but as a retro-guy, I'm sad.

Hello!

Where is the proper place to post bug reports, UI issues and such?
I noticed the Feedback Loop forum area, it that the best place?

/Neo

Thanks for the quick reply scook! It worked well for me. I had nothing else installed so I removed the only branch entry under "...\Installers\". Melodyne is now available for installation again.

A follow up question: The included installer of Melodyne is still a trial version, no? Is there any difference between this one and the official trial verson from Celemony?

Cheers!

/Anders

Hello!

I just installed Cakewalk by Bandlab and the Melodyne add-on. Once installed I realized I wanted to install Melodyne in another folder, so I uninstalled both the Melodyne plugin and the Melodyne runtime (which required admin privileges). Trying to reinstall Melodyne, the add-on option is now already selected and grayed out as if the add-on is already installed. I'm certain Melodyne is uninstalled. The Apps & Features list have no Melodyne entries and regedit shows no trace of installation. Please see attached images for reference.

How can I make Bandlab know that Melodyne is uninstalled?

Cheers!

/Anders