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Interesting, nice vox, your drummer can get a lot of different drums out of that snare MIx not bad

Nice, yep the vox is a little low in places but... MIx is reasonably balanced.

Nice all the advice you need has been given.

The quantum discombobulator on the Falcon had a small quantum dilation moment but then popped back into this existence, before settling into the groove. Mix works here, what toys did you use @Xoo?

Interesting take, a noted by @TheMaartian the Bass is a little to forward, other than that it has a very Reggae mix feel

You can "build" your own instrument definition .ini files in Notepad, I did this for my JV1080 expansion cards. If you open one of the example .ini files you can see the format and either edit one or create from scratch, I suggest try editing one. Is it a PITA yes but the effort is worth it in the end.

@Lynn Wilson try an email to support@cakewalk.com.

I kinda left this one alone because I thought no it must be a joke, but now the political buttons are being pressed. Oh look a rabbit hole Oops 😬

You have to enable silent install in settings to get the two click install, only problem is it installs everything, VST 2/3, AAX.

@sjoens S-Plat came with Overloud's small form matrix convolution Reverb, is that what's missing?

Thank you, both big influences to my personal noise. 😉

@Samuel Telson you can import instrument definition files through the Cakewalk plugin Manager, which can be found under utilities. You may find it beneficial to read the section on this in the reference guide as it is a deep topic.

Thanks Nigel, the ARP's wind around each other.

@Sperry Alan, have you tried making a custom list? Its how I organise both my synths and FX. I would also suggest to make this a feature request in the feature request forum.

Thank you sir, glad you were impressed, GForces Oberheim synths are impressive.

Just one question have you muted all the tracks that feed the master buss. I have bounced the tracks down to a new track which is feeding the master bus. Then when exporting forgotten to mute all the source tracks.

Thanks nice to know it invoked images for you.

Perhaps @T Boog build a bass trap for the out side, with additional vinyl sound proofing mat. Replace you window with triple glazed, the inner pane set at an angle, then the void evacuated of any gas. With another internal bass trap. Though I think that approach may be prohibitively expensive. Perhaps start with the Advanced Acoustics premium mass loaded vinyl mat. The page I read recommends sandwiching between two sheets of high density acoustic plasterboard. Plasterboard is surprisingly effective, I have two layers of that on the doors, walls and ceiling of my studio.

@PJH What is the plugin? Is it ment to be a multi-timbrale instrument? I suggest send your project, without any audio, files with audio are offten huge, to Support at support@cakewalk.com.

First link just a header for full bucket music, nothing else and I am quite familiar with his software I have a few of his toys. Going to his main page works fine but the link to Ragnorok fails. Second link works, but its is not full bucket is it.

Link appears to end in a page with his header and nothing else?

Just as a matter of interest have you checked what it looks like in the actual PRV? Just interested to know never used the in line personally always used the Staff or PRV views. Presumably you have made a formal support report through the appropriate channels

Both of those should be fine. Do you have a reasonably powerful PC?

Sonar shouldn't have an issue with MPE data, but it isn't just a load of CC, aftertouch etc. the issues is MPE can transmit over multiple MIDI channels because there is so much data. You need a good quality MIDI interface with a good size MIDI buffer size. What MIDI I/F are you using?

@Rickddd all I can say is we have had 6 years of free updates to CbB, much of the early days were to improve on stability. Now with Sonar we are seeing considerable improvement in many areas, I suggest you search these forums and the Website to learn what has happened. The final thought, no software is 100%, especially with PC hardware because there are so many variations of combination. Have I had a crash yes, was it Cakewalk, no it was a plugin, yet to have a crash were the dump file said it was Sonar. There is one software I am aware that is a stable as is possible, due to its requirements to be literally bomb proof. People writing that code get a day, yes a whole day, for every single line of code written. Most commercial software writers get 10 seconds per line.