RobertWS

A lousy interface can always be revisited. I understand why they may have have it implemented that way, as a developer I may have made the exact same compromise. But to deny something is wrong when it is SO wrong is just kind of silly and I don't see the point. Imagine saving a text document just the way you want and when you reopen it....the formatting changed on certain portions. That would be irksome. If it can be corrected reasonably without breaking something else, it should be.

As I said before.... "I don't want to save the project as a Cakewalk file and I'm not going to. I prefer the universality of MIDI. " It is confusing when you take an automation snapshot...nothing shows up in the PRV event list. When you save and re-open the file, the event is in the PRV event list. I understand the developers had to make decisions and compromises when deciding how things work (two representations of the same parameter certainly makes things complicated). Perhaps this is something they could re-visit in the future.

I don't want to save the project as a Cakewalk file and I'm not going to. I prefer the universality of MIDI. The convert CC data to automation function ("Convert MIDI Controllers to Envelopes) butchers the data. It really butchers it. Unusable. It seems to be a design flaw when they convert the data on saving but won't convert it back when reading it. I'll live with it. Thanks for your time and the link.

In a pure MIDI file....I add some automation volume changes. After closing the file and re-opening it....the automation changes show up in the PVR but not the track view. Am I missing something?

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My first hard drive cost me $500. It was 10 Megabytes and went into my 8088 clone.

That makes me think it might have something to do with this setting:

Maybe your keyboard bindings were customized. As shipped, that shortcut ain't there. (Seems like a good shortcut to have though!)

Really? From the online help: Enable/disable the Play List E

"Money can't buy love" Well....you must not be shopping in the right store! Great rhythmic groove.

Darn you...I've had that song in my head for days now!

Yeah, I did all that....click in several areas of the Event List. I even tried the ALT and CTRL keys on the right side of the keyboard and changing the sequence in which they are pressed.

From the EventList section of the help: I can't get this to work. Is it broken or am I missing something?

The first few measures in the chorus of Brian Wilson's song "I Get Around" taught me about chromatic harmony. "....from town to town." Harmonizing a flat 2nd note with a major VI chord was genius! A lot became clear to me after that.

I've found the "jog" function can be toggled by pressing the J key. You don't have to hold the J key down. And I've also had the experience of the mouse being captured by a child window. It is annoying but switching away from CW fixes it. Maybe the OP is accidentally pressing the J key.

You coud try a virtual controller to help isolate the issue. Views/Virtual Controllers... If one of those has the same problem, you can probably rule out a hardware issue.

Posting how you solved your problem might be useful to others.

Why does that sound like the title of a country western song?

Wait for it..... Wait for it... ....Here comes the Pun!

"Now I'm going to make a backup!" I backup often to sub-directories, a second machine, the cloud, CD/DVDs, thumbdrives (hidden in my office) and to offsite storage in a safe deposit box. Funny, I've never lost any data since following a strict regime.

One way to think of MIDI is that it is like a plain text file. Just words. No fonts, sizes, colors, bold, italic, etc.. Every word processor can read a plain text file.... ...just like every DAW can read a MIDI file. And then apply all the fancy formatting.

My install was fresh and that path was not in the scan path....hence my post. I had to add the path: Strange, I searched my whole hard-drive for the plugin but Windows 10 search didn't find it. When I did a dir *.vst3 /s from the root of C:\ (old school) it was found. I'll never trust windows search again.

You nailed it. Thanks. The installation program should have put that path in the Plug-in Manager. Now...I can plug in my ax and do some shredding!

In the PDF document file is this: I couldn't find it anywhere, I did find where it's settings are stored: What am I missing?