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  1. Hi Mike and welcome to the Cakewalk forums.

    Unfortunately you will have to stick with the Projects folder in its default location.  However, you can use a link or junction to redirect the path to your F drive.  Just type the following using Command Shell as administrator:  mklink /j "D:\Cakewalk Projects" "R:\Cakewalk Projects"

    https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/topic/37647-save-files-to-new-permanent-drive/&tab=comments#comment-302700

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

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  2. Hi Our Last Vision and welcome to the Cakewalk forums.

    When you created your project, did you give it a name by chance?  If so, you can look for it in the projects folder or the templates folder (if you were using a template).  I have crashed just using a template without naming a project and found a recovery file in the templates folder (C:\Cakewalk Content\Cakewalk Core\Project Templates).  It's worth a shot.

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

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    5 hours ago, Starship Krupa said:

    Whoo, it's finally there! I've been editing Wikipedia for years but had never created an original article. Quite the learning experience. I also went around to the various lists of audio software and company pages and updated them to link to this article.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cakewalk_by_BandLab

    Hi Erik,

    This is excellent.  Nice job!

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

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  4. This is actually bummer news taking in consideration all previous comments and reviews.  I am disappointed in Intel.  How is it the Apple can come up with their own silicon and still deliver expected results in a laptop form factor, but Intel can only squeak out a "4%" advantage at such a price (both mechanical and economically).  The reality is that it's more expensive to maintain a top speck PC than it is to own a well spec'd Apple machine with respectable results.  That is, as long as you stick with PC the more that is going into it to beat Apple.  Penny for penny you now get more out of Apple than you do with a PC, not to mention the unmatched screen with Apple.  How wrong am I?

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

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  5. Hi Nicolas and welcome to the Cakewalk forums.

    You can enlarge the waveform by hovering your mouse over the scale outlined in red below.  Once you see the cursor change from an arrow to a double arrow with a waveform icon in the middle, you can click and drag the mouse up to expand the scale.  Do so until you see the waveform in the Clips view in the size you desire.

    image.thumb.png.8db2081a9fc32f4340518650a7563f20.png

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

  6. 17 hours ago, JenGrant said:

    Hello. Input echo is for monitoring performances echoed back through the DAW. Does Input Echo do something to melodyne now? Is this a bug?

    I feel strongly that you did not read my original post.

    Hi Jen,

    Sorry, I have no idea why you are not getting playback for some Melodyne clips.  I just took a "stab" hoping it might trigger something. 

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

  7. Yeah, most buttons have five states:  Off, depressed, cursor float over, On and disabled(?), in that order.  However, some of the buttons have more states which I haven't quite figured them all out.

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

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