Joe Burns

Sorry for the slow reply. Tried that -- and no luck. Thanks for your help!

Thanks. If it was a matter of being "compliant," I doubt there would be a problem, since the keyboard has worked in the very recent past with the latest updates of Cakewalk, the newest interface drivers -- and nothing has changed with my hardware -- all of which is relatively new and otherwise functional.

Hi, I've looked through the archives, checked YouTube, M-Audio website -- and no luck. My Keystation 49es isn't working or only works intermittently. It looks like Cakewalk recognizes the device -- there are two check boxes under "devices" and "inputs" -- one labeled "Keystation 49es," the other labeled "MIDIIN2 (Keystation 49es)." However, when I check the boxes, I'm getting an error message: "Midi Device Failure -- Reason as reported by Windows, There is not enough memory available." That seems pretty unlikely. I've also checked and used different USB inputs and cables. I can play instruments on the piano roll etc. but even when it was working, I've never been able to use the Keystation 49es for Native Instrument products -- although this may be a separate issue. Thanks! Z-Book17G3 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6820HQ CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.71 GHz 64.0 GB (63.9 GB usable) 64-bit

OK,, sure that makes sense. No strain on the system -- but I just found out you can hit control and copy and past your effects, so I can easily duplicate the amp sim and all the pedals and effects within it, do no big deal. Thanks!

Thanks. No, I use Amplitube 5 and I'm pretty sure it's mono, same with the EQ and compression plugins I'm using. I'm just trying to make the same adjustments to the effects on both tracks.

This may be a dumb question -- but can I pan individual tracks that are going through the same effects bus? For example, I want double track my rhythm guitar, pan one to the right and one to the left, but have them go through the same bus with my guitar sim plugin and other effects, EQ, compression etc. -- but I can't figure out how or even if it's possible. Thanks for your help.