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    Yes it’s not anything you would need unless you did use it in the past. It’s certainly falls in the obsolete category. What I do with unwanted plug ins is use the plug in manager and the Exclude option. Go through the different types and exclude the ones I’ll never use. That way the plug in is still installed and harmless but it won’t clutter up your lists in Cakewalk. This gives me the option to re try a plug in again down the road.
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    As said above always export your stems or rough mix using the “Entire Project “ time setting so tracks are always starting at zero. With the fast speed of the internet these day you can certainly upload and download stereo 44.1/16 wave files easily. You friend should send back the stem the same way, starting at zero , but I would be using at least 44.1/24 or better.
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    I get a similar issue with Ample P bass lite. Randomly you hear what I determined is a slap sample when you press the transport to stop playback. It’s very annoying but it’s a free version so I won’t complain. There is absolutely no midi data to generate the note which is way up above C7. So it will be the plug ins involved not Cakewalk. Obviously Scaler from what you say. If you output the VST to Midi Ox it will possibly show you what the midi data is.
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    You even spelt their name wrong. But @Reinaldo Farías only posted here those 2 times exactly 2 years ago, and unless they get email notifications you’re talking to the wind.
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    BandLab assistant

    John Vere replied to Irene's question in Q&A

    Good to know, thanks. Cakewalk‘s info on the internet is mostly outdated. The best info is actually found here on this forum but you need to pay attention to the posting dates. Sad thing is the majority of Cakewalk users now post on Facebook and not this Forum. Facebook is useless for gathering the correct answers and info.
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    I know exactly the videos that recommend Asio4all and they have millions of views. They are the most highly recommended too. So it's not the OP's fault for taking advice from a source like that. Here's the Videos with correct information, the first few are the most important.
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    BandLab assistant

    John Vere replied to Irene's question in Q&A

    I thought you had to leave the Assistant installed to activate Cakewalk every 6 months? I know you don’t need to ever open it or use it, but my understanding was it is the “ manager” for Cakewalk just like XLN and Izotope use. I googled the question “Do you need the Bandlab Assistant installed to use Cakewalk?” And as usual there’s a zillion different outdated answers.
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    Watch video #1 for proper settings for audio with Cakewalk
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    Watch tutorial #1. And # 20 It will get you fixed up. You might want to watch a few more if you’re new to Cakewalk it’s a complete series that will take the guesswork out of working with Cakewalk
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    Too Much

    John Vere replied to Keith Wilby's topic in Songs

    Possibly Joe Walsh vibe to the vocal? Great track.
  11. John Vere
    No but the Cakewalk team does appreciate it if you submit a crash dump report so they can fix it.
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    This- I really don’t think you can synchronize a bunch of GIFs. But I will vote for a “ Rude”. Ripple edit button. Wasn’t that Mackie that used that term for the Solo light on their mixers?
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    I’ve created a series of tutorials and many of them cover using midi tracks as well as export, copy freeze bounce etc.
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    The other solution which is what I do is turn the track gain down by 3db. I do this with creating stems but I would think it would also work for clips too.
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    You need a audio interface with a Loopback feature. This is the best solution. You need an audio interface anyway if you plan on using Cakewalk to its full potential Some sound cards support using “What you hear” It would be in the Windows sound settings. I think Audacity can select desktop audio as a input source. OBS does for sure would be easier just to record using any thing but Cakewalk and import the audio. But just this one situation is why having a loop back built in to your interface is cool. That way you’re working with ASIO drivers
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    And I did note you had 64 bit engine engaged in preferences so turn that off. The consensus around here has been if you don’t understand what it’s for don’t use it as it is not necessary.
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    Are you meaning midi CC 12? Or midi channel 12? I’ll assume you have the pedal connected to a midi keyboard controller. And you don’t mention what the situation is. Is this a fresh project or an old project? Is this a template? A download midi file? Have you made changes to the midi or instruments input filters in the advanced midi settings?
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    I hate posting before I finish my first coffee thanks
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    Are you rendering your Melodyne clips before you export? You should always render after editing with Melodyne. Watch video 27 and you might also benefit from watching # 28, 29 and 24 which explains setting up a proper export
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    If you click in the track header you can choose “ Replace Synth “.
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    I got a free copy of Home Studio back then. I posted in the old forum to tell everyone about the deal. A while ago I found that thread and you could still click on the links and it would take you all the way to the old Cakewalk site where of course the download link no longer works. But the Magazine link was still available which just shows you how many abandoned web sites get left active out there.
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    Sorry I missed your reply. I could send it no problem but I made a few major changes including I deleted the original mix recall that caused the crash. So I don't think it would help much. I also overwrote my working back up copy. I have an older backup but it didn't have any Mix recalls saved. So hopefully the crash dump is of some use to you.
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    Anybody remember the Dr Synth and The Dr Rhythm? They might have been sold under Rolands Boss lable. I used both of those for my Midi Backing tracks for a short while. I didn't like the Dr Rhythm much as it was sort of wierd to program and didn't have a footswitch, The first signs of Roland no longer making stuff for live performers. The Dr Synth had great sounds but a Keyboard player friend of mine talked me into selling it to him. He still uses it. I keep telling him I'll buy it back but he claims it's still the best thing going for Organ and pop synth sounds used in top 40's gigs.
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