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Thanks for the reply! Actually I firstly found this problem when I did tempo changes like this, which is common as a transition between two sections: If there's a midi track with time offset by ticks, and you do this, the notes that begin at the 8->120 jump would come out much earlier than expected.

In many sample libraries it requires a "negative delay" to the midi track (e.g. -100ms). But it seems that the "time +" in Cakewalk's midi tracks is by "midi time" (ticks), not by ms. I know it's okay to manually convert ms to ticks according to the tempo, but if I have tempo changes in the project, the absolute time offset would not be consistent. So, is there a way to delay midi tracks by absolute time in Cakewalk?

I've just tried, and there's no difference.

It is build 155

Thank you for the update! But I still have menu issues on multi-monitor system. I have 2 monitors, monitor 1 scaled at 200% and monitor 2 scaled at 100%. I put the main window on monitor 1, and the piano roll window on monitor 2, and then the menus in the main window still got wrong like this: