John Vere

You need to perform a loop back test to determine how many samples to adjust for none ASIO drivers timing offset. ASIO does this automatically but all other drivers will be late. And yes it’s going to be 1/32 or more so it does matter. I demonstrate how to do a loop back in this video

You can set up a default export folder in preferences/ folders I always use a global export folder so my songs are ready for mastering as an album. I can see putting a copy of your export with the project if you don’t produce many songs but it not convenient for albums and backing tracks where I have 300 wave files.

That info is usually found in the the user manual. Look for any pages that say Midi or Sys Ex. The device normally is told to send the sys exc data in a burst to be recorded buy any midi sequencer. If that device is that old make sure you change the COMS battery if you haven’t yet.

The automation will show behind the wave form but best to open the automation lane to view it properly

I’ll have to try this myself tomorrow. Possibly you have a poltergeist in that project ?

In a way it’s not really an issue that the song carries off on a long journey past the end. If it’s not easily chopped off then just ignore it. When you export the song you can easily choose the exact ending using the Range dialogue. I do this anyway because Cakewalk never gets endings exactly right anyhow.

Most important info missing is what is the effect you are trying to use? This is obviously the cause of the problem

I removed the video and yes it has been updated. You should have just started a new thread. Digging up old threads often will result in missing links etc. 1- Don’t use Realtech ASIO 2- Don’t use Asio4all it also is bad news on W10. 3- WASAPI is a very stable driver with W10 and Cakewalk but it will be out of sync if you are recording audio tracks. It’s absolutely all you need if all you do is Midi and audio loops 4- if you plan on recording audio, guitar, vocals etc. then look for an audio interface These videos explain why

Great tip @Tuning JJ What has made life easier for me as far as manipulating screen layout is the basic shortcuts for the main views. These are all hide / show toggles. Need more horizontal space? B=Browser. I= inspector Need more vertical space? C= Control Bar D= Multi Dock Shift B= Buss Pane F11= Full screen

This used to happen all the time to me but with Session Drummer never had AD do it.

That video is just an overview of all the options in Track view. I have other videos that detail the different ways of handling midi files. As we all know there is always 10 ways to do the same tasks in Cakewalk. Another option for midi files is to open the file which as said will set up the project with everything including the TTS1 Then insert an instrument track using a track template that includes a sub bus and a master buss Cakewalk will create those busses if they don’t exist.

Even if you do get it to be recognized by W10 and Cakewalk the other person who was fighting this for almost a year and still is/ was having all sorts of issues. Then another person chimed in who had same issues and old outdated midi device and they took one look at all that and took the easy path, bought the new interface. Problem solved. They advised the other person to do the same. So you have a choice.

I have the Mackie CR4 which look a lot like the ones in your picture. I bought them for when I was away from my studio once and they had the best sound in that price point. I like them but they most certainly don't come close to my NMS10's or my Tannoy P 6.5's. I spent a few hours in a big Music store and if I had had the extra cash at the time I would have grabbed the Yamaha HS5. There seems to be way to many monitors in the under $ 600 price range that hype the bass. Fine if your listening but bad for translating mixes. The Mackie's sound great but mixes just don't translate to other systems. For that I would trust the Yamaha's. But Genelec's are also high on my list of future purchases but they are pricey for the ones used in most pre studios.

Thanks for the positive feedback I have the whole series posted in the Tutorials sub form here and you might enjoy watching a few more as I totally made them for people who are new to Cakewalk.

The master is added when you use any default templates.

Like I said this is nothing new and the same topic title shows up all over the internet including Facebook sites. Pages and pages of good info that @msmcleod just did a great job of explaining in a paragraph. On many of the threads Plug in developers chimed in to clarify what this means to them. DAW developers are not planning on dropping support for something that is a critical part of how users make music and will continue to use for years to come. It is said that Stienberg is actually going to loose a lot of people if Cubase becomes VST 3 only.

How old is the latest driver? There’s a thread somewhere here and the OP ended up reverting to W7 just to use an outdated midi interface. Seems kinda a step backwards to me. But point is that it seems Windows updates can mess with Midi drivers. Long shot, but try unplugging it, uninstalling the driver and re install using a different USB port.

Ya the new export dialogue is brilliant for stuff like this. You have total control over what the files will be including start finish, sample rate, bit depth, stereo, mono, wave , MP3 as well as selecting which tracks and if automation or effects are applied to the export. I have used it over and over converting old projects to 48 as well as to create continuous tracks out of chopped up clips so I can use audio snap

From very first sentence in your first post I could tell what you were doing wrong.

Did you try using a different DAW? That would eliminate that being the problem. It seems Behringer released a buggy driver. Possibly it is still active even though you say you rolled back.

I keep forgetting to check on KVR. Thanks I’m going to try that one. I ended up drawing the notes in PVR and copy pasted them for the short section I needed but I still think Arps are nifty for creating stuff you would not normally play live. https://www.kvraudio.com/product/bluearp-by-oleg-mikheev-aka-graywolf

Yes it's totally built into the Midi track/ Instrument track advanced midi control strip of the inspector. It's only drawback I found was trying to find the pattern you have in your head takes forever. I never did and all I wanted was what I considered a simple chord pattern. So I tried to find a free VST. If you look here https://plugins4free.com/search?term=arpeggiator you'll find a bunch and some from the demo videos did exactly what I was looking for, but either 32 bit or just didn't load into Cakewalk. I came away with nothing. I think you can do this in the step sequencer however but I haven't had a chance to try. Here's my tutorial on Inspectors features- https://youtu.be/cD5z8uWgjeU

First, Workspaces do not involve project content. They only save the "workspace". The size and state of tracks is saved with the project file. How are you hiding the tracks? What do you see when you open the track manager after you hide the tracks? If they are all checked then yes they will re appear when you re open the project next time.