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Hey all, this is my first entry in the forum. I have been a Cakewalk user for as long as Cakewalk has been in business. Anyway, I am trying out the new articulation map feature in Cakewalk by Bandlab and I like it. One issue that I have found ( I think) is that the map will not let me create multiple keyswitches from my vst instrument. I am using East West play engine in Cakewalk. It works fine when all I want is one instrument. In the play engine there are multiple articulation keyswitch sets for one instrument. For example, the Hollywood Pop Brass has a short-sus ks and then an effects ks. I am trying to figure out how or if I can load both ks sets into one map so I can just use one track in Cakewalk to control both ks sets. I know in the Play plug-in I can load both instruments and use separate midi channels. But Cakewalk doesn't seem to play multiple midi channels. Any of you who use EW sounds have an idea how to make this work or if it can work. There are other daws that do this just fine. But I can't seem to get Cakewalk to do it. Any info appreciated. Thanks
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Can we please have the ability to create a horizontal split in the PRV window where the notes are displayed. I am thinking this could be useful for keyswitches where the notes that trigger keyswitches can be on their own locked half of the window. Either the top or the bottom half can be locked. Of course the split point can be movable (Much like the horizontal line between the notes and drum map) Also the ability to name the notes individually would be handy rather than having to load them from predefined lists. At the moment, these names are not retained when you close and reopen the PRV.
