Wookiee

What website? If you are trying on the historic SONAR website that function is disabled. You need to be contacting the new Cakewalk website.

There appears to be two main MIDI controllers that support hi-resolution velocity, there may be others but these were the most often shown. The Studiologic VMK188 around £557.29 The Casio PX-5S, which is a digital piano, around £700.00. They both support MIDI 2.0 which whilst MIDI CC 88 is part of MIDI 1.0, from what I am reading MIDI 2.0 support is preferred. The developers of Cakewalk have said that they are looking at MIDI 2.0, whilst it is not fully compliant with MIDI 2.0 it does support features like MPE, which is a MIDI 2.0 requirement, along with other MIDI 2.0 function. There is one question, how many plugins and hardware synths are MIDI 2.0 compliant? It is not something I see mentioned in the stats of such.

@FreeEarCandy one of my favourites from the album, sounds like a very respectful cover.

Yes, grab the handle at the top to increased or decrease overall height.

When it crashes have you grabbed the dump it generates and looked at the event list.

Is there anything common in the projects, like a particular plugin?

Can you, @Lassi Kangasluoma, open Cakewalk only no project?

@Lassi Kangasluoma first test what about other projects or a new project? Uninstalling isn't always the correct approach to finding a solution.

@AB9 Cakewalk has been fully compliant with all the standard MIDI CC, RPN, NRPN instructions, since its inception in the late 1980's. I assume you are asking if it recognises CC 88, which the MIDI association defines as the CC to use when the standard is not sufficient requiring 14 bits of velocity instead of the defaul 7. There is no blocking filter in the MIDI configuration that I can find to stop CC 88 being passed by Cakewalk. Having read a little about CC 88 it seems to me you are asking the wrong question. Your question should be, does plugin XYZ or hardware synth respond to CC 88. You can most definitely add CC 88 MIDI messages to Cakewalk either manually or via a envelope, or of course if you have a MIDI controller that can be set to transmit MIDI CC 88.

It is a utility to completely remove/uninstall all traces of Nvidia and AMD graphics drivers. Many supplied uninstallers leave traces behind, like registry entries, odd directories. Annoying fluff.

@Bruce Gombrelli does it happen in one of the default supplied templates? If not it implies the issue lies i your custom template.

@Bruce Gombrelli what does the event viewer say? What plugins do you have running, check they are not scanning for updates. To the best of my knowledge there is only one aspect of Cakewalk that can cause a scan. On startup if VSTScaning is enabled, yes I note you say it is disabled. If you have scan in the background enabled and you install a new or update any plugins whilst Cakewalk is running. Do you have the VST scan log enabled, if so you should be able to check the time stamps to see if it has run. One last thought do you have auto save enabled? If so you might want to check what rules you have set for that. i.e. how often and/or how many changes.

@Fernando Costa no, to put it simply, it is the nature of a subscription, whilst you pay you access the software, I believe Adobe is the same stop paying software stops working. However you will still have access to CbB which will still open your Sonar projects, but with probably some reduced functionality.

What does the blue screen message actually say it will normally quote a .sys file as the cause. That is the driver that is failing.

"The Riser" is named in the link to the Dump file. @Cobus Prinsloo what size buffers, you could try increasing them one step.