Where is the PANIC / RESET button in Cakewalk?

[tdehan]

Where is the PANIC / RESET button in Cakewalk?  The documentation says to use it for a stuck MIDI note however, it doesn't show where it is.

Thanks

[OutrageProductions]

Found just below the left end of the time display [audio & midi].

[Sal Sorice]

You got it.. I've had to use that a few times with orchestral stuff - the strings just kept on singing,,, :^)

[John Vere]

Yep just look in the manual.  That is if you can find anything in the 1,954 pages. Man it was easy to find stuff in the Next manual only 258 pages!  I wonder how many pages they will have to add to the new Sonar manual? 

[Byron Dickens]

40 minutes ago, John Vere said:

That is if you can find anything in the 1,954 pages.

If you use the index, you can narrow that down considerably.

[OutrageProductions]

1 hour ago, John Vere said:

That is if you can find anything in the 1,954 pages.

I have a link to the PDF in my Win Menu. CTRL-F allows me to chase down any thing I need in less than 10 seconds.

[John Vere]

I actually followed scook advice and just Google the questions and you will get the correct page or be brought right here where theres an ongoing topic.  The index is like 10 page’s long. 
I wonder what happened to Steve ? Been MIA since September 6. 
Look that one up too. 

Edited December 19, 2023 by John Vere

[Sal Sorice]

I use the "site" modifier to focus on specific site(s) in Google. You can add as many as you want/need.

As an example - type this into the Google search box to get good results just on this forum:
cakewalk panic button site:discuss.cakewalk.com

I also use it when looking for general info, like this:
vocal comping site:creativesauce.net OR site:musicradar.com OR site:sweetwater.com OR site:izotope.com OR site:soundonsound.com OR site:discuss.cakewalk.com

[Glenn Stanton]

too much typing (for me) using the site specifier syntax. i like Ctrl+F on the CW manual PDF or simply a Google or Bing search. sometimes you get responses which include sites like Mix Like A Pro, etc., some mastering sites, etc. so i try not to limit myself on broadly searching for info.

[Sal Sorice]

3 hours ago, Glenn Stanton said:

too much typing (for me) using the site specifier syntax. i like Ctrl+F on the CW manual PDF or simply a Google or Bing search. sometimes you get responses which include sites like Mix Like A Pro, etc., some mastering sites, etc. so i try not to limit myself on broadly searching for info.

Hey @Glenn Stanton - I agree and usually use CTRL+F in the manual. On the web I often do a generic Google/Bing search and use the "site" modifier to narrow my search. And I'm not a good typist(!), so I have several canned "site:" lists so I can just copy/paste into the search box as needed.