tecknot

Hi Swaminathan S,

I am just taking a guess, but are your audio files in .wav format?

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tecknot

Hi sadicus,

I would cut each end at zero crossings and reapply clips.

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tecknot

Hi Sheeeawn,

You must have Input Echo on (on track 3) to enable sound in real time (as opposed to playback of MIDI info.).

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tecknot

Hi Sheeeawn and welcome to the Cakewalk forums,

It seems that you have to set the input of the electric piano track to your MIDI keyboard.

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tecknot

Hi PInP and welcome to the Cakewalk forums.

Since you didn't mention it, do you have Automation Read on as indicated (circled in red) in the picture below?

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tecknot

17 hours ago, gsmith said:

Hey tecknot,

I do expect that the scroll wheel is likely working fine on the vast number of systems for other users. If it wasn't, it's annoying enough from a workflow perspective to be negatively commented about in large numbers.

Can you confirm whether your PC is similar to mine in terms of Windows version, Cakewalk by BandLab version and 12th generation Intel? My gut, tells me that may be the reason that the software is not responding the way it has for other users with older systems... I might be wrong, but my setup seems far too clean, too new for this behaviour to be due to something wrong with a brand new PC. I might be wrong, but highly doubt it. Appreciate all comments, but really interested in hearing from Windows 11 intel 12th generation owners.

Hi gsmith,

I am using Windows 10 1909 with a 8th gen CPU (i7-8750H) and the latest CbB version.

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tecknot

Hi gsmith,

Vertical scrolling with mouse wheel is working here.  Wish I can make a video but I don't have the software for it.

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tecknot

I see, thanks again Will.

I did notice that the Smart Tool is disabled when pressing "Z", but as I continue to zoom in the snap value increases up to one sample.  It also decreases as I zoom out.  That seems like a potential problem depending on your workflow.  If Snap just turned off (which it doesn't on my machine) then that wouldn't be a big problem.

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tecknot

Well, now that you are back...

Is there a short cut to return from the dual zoom?

Hi Will,

Sure you were, when you stated you were done with Cakewalk.

Thanks for the tip.  I checked the keyboard short cuts and the manual, but I didn't see this.

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tecknot

Just now, scook said:

no...

Okay, thanks!

5 hours ago, scook said:

...If the clips are not frozen synths tracks, here is the process for changing project sample rate.

 

Hi Steve,

Your link above opens up this same thread.  Was that intentional?

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tecknot

2 minutes ago, Will. said:

 This?

I Will and welcome back.

Yes!  How did you do that?

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tecknot

I would like the ability to zoom in both horizontally and vertically at the same time (like zooming in the Staff View).  If there is a trick to it and I am missing it, please enlighten me.  If you would like this feature in CbB, then please leave a comment or react to this post.

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tecknot

21 hours ago, DallasSteve said:

...  I have frozen tracks before and I understand you would probably wait until work on the track is complete to freeze it because if you need to do more work you will need to unfreeze it first...

When is the best time to take that step?

Hi DallasSteve,

I guess it depends on your system's resources.  If you are taxing your PC hard then freezing may let off some demands, which is the purpose of freezing.  So, you may or may not need to freeze any tracks.

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tecknot

Hi sjoens,

Seems Ben (or someone at Cakewalk) changed the graphic.  For what reason I can only guess.  Which design do you prefer?  I am sure it can be changed in the Theme Editor.

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tecknot

P.S. disregard if my response is just stupid irrelevant.

Hi Ricky,

Is it possible that you saved your layout in a different directory (other than, C:\Users\computer's name\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core\Plug-in Menu Layouts)?

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tecknot

Hi Onegin and welcome to the Cakewalk forums.

Have you tried raising your buffer setting to 512?

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tecknot

Hi Robert,

Can you post a picture of the Track View?  It seems that you merely have to activate Input Echo when recording, but you may already have that activated.

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tecknot

Bye, Will.  It was nice knowing you.

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tecknot

1 hour ago, Annabelle said:

Would you like me to post a screenshot of the synth rack in Sonar? Maybe I could send a project that includes Cakewalk TTS1?

A shot of the Track View would be helpful.

3 minutes ago, Annabelle said:

Is there a 64-bit softsynth that can produce the same instrument sounds as Cakewalk TTS 1? If so, what's the best one out there?

According to Steve:

5 minutes ago, scook said:

The TTS-1 loaded in 64-bit SONAR must be a 64-bit plug-in.

The TTS1 in 64-bit SONAR is 64-bit.  I guess that means that the version in SONAR 8.5 is 64-bit.  My apologies for the misinformation.

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tecknot

Hi Annabelle,

It seems that all you need to do is enable Input Echo.  Although, without a screenshot it's hard to tell what is missing.  Also, TTS1 is 32-bit only.  There is no 64-bit version.

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tecknot

Hi Ricky,

2 hours ago, Ricky Wayne Hunt said:

... Is there a way to "refresh" the menu layout so the new plugins show up?

Yes, it is F5.

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tecknot

Hey Colin,

I tried the Tungsten theme and it showed complete archive button.  I then switched back to Mercury and all was fine. 

Thanks for the suggestions.

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tecknot