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Ok, Mark. I'm hearing it now on playback - which doesn't actually move the midi note. It just plays the correct note to scale. I think that's what was throwing me off. If I apply the affect, I'm seeing the note move graphically as well. Thanks for the help.

Does Cakewalk have a feature whereby you can force any errant notes to "quantize" to the nearest note in a particular scale? Not in real time, but after a performance - basically like quantizing , but for snapping to the a set key - say A#. I was reading that this is called "Scale Quantize" in Logic. And I swear I was able to do it, many moons ago, in long-gone versions of Cakewalk or Sonar.

It looks like saving as a Project Template will save the drum map settings. So I'll just do that. But I'm still curious to know if this can be done with a track template.

I've been working on a midi track template for an Alesis Nitro kit with SSD5. I've figured out the map, and I've got it all set up. But when I "save track as template" and then open a new project and "insert track from template", the drum map still has to be selected. Is there a way to set this up so that when I insert the tracks from template in a new project, the drum map is already applied?

Anyone got this done and willing to share?