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I would assume from your comments that you will need to dig into the MIDI file yourself and analyze what is happening. Or else you may want to post an example of the file where the community can have a look at it... without that we are only guessing. It is most likely channel assignments or controllers.

I have collected the entire iZotope "Elements" series one by one either for really cheap, or free. Maybe someday I will see the need to follow an upgrade path, then they will "own" me.

Yes grab it! I ran a couple of virtual basses through it, and it definitely adds some character! Comes with tons of SVX presets! Had big fun running my Ample Metal Ray 5 through it, and then thumping on the B string, with the amp cranked up to 11. ? But is there any way to enlarge the UI? Auditioning presets is one thing, but imagine I would go blind trying to spend any time tweaking things. Just saying, that thing is freaking tiny!

Good catch there scook. Back when I was assembling the spreadsheet for Sonar plugins and what was included in each release I was only attempting to captured the top of the line bundles. But now I do recall that it was included in the Sonar Home Studio that was even given away as a freebie a few years ago. [Edit] I corrected my earlier post about Rapture Session to cover the broader release in all Sonar editions.

I got it to work in Firefox by turning off "enhanced tracking protection" for that site. That feature is now enabled for all sites by default in the latest versions of Firefox. Some sites break when this is active. I know, dumb. But... Click on the shield icon next to the padlock on the left side of the address bar for a dropdown menu. Move the slider to the left to disable it for that site.

Grabbed a 2nd license to use on laptop.

I think I would try to get them working in Dimension Pro, or maybe even Rapture Session (which can import the Dim Pro library as a player). You should have a Dim Pro license in your old Cakewalk account if you had ever registered Sonar Producer 8 to X3, or Sonar Platinum. [Edit] Rapture Session was included with Platinum as well the entry level and up Sonar editions of that time, such as Sonar Home Studio, Artist, and Professional.

I think the movie studio line is intended for casual users. For serious audio, one could always move up to Vegas Pro, or move to a DAW for the final audio mixing task. Vegas Pro 14 User Manual (older version): PCM audio Sample Rate / Bit Depth / Channels / Compression 48,000 Hz 16, 20, or 24 bit Stereo Uncompressed 96,000 Hz 16, 20, or 24 bit Stereo Uncompressed

I agree that is probably time to avoid SONiVOX plugins. I have their Premier Collection, and there has not been a single patch or bug fix in several years. And computer operating systems and DAWs keep marching on with development and modernization. The gap keeps widening. Let the buyer beware. Sometime the price is too good to be true. In this case I believe it is, IMHO. But with all due respect, I don't believe that Vocalizer Pro specifically has ever had crashing problems for me. But it can be a bear to set up correctly in your DAW of choice.

Good rundown. Been a fan of Humble for a while now, and scored some great deals with it! Have Vegas Pro 14 as a result, and have managed to use it on a few small projects. Was really wondering about the Video Pro X thing and Movie Studio Platinum 16. But my point and shoot camera and smartphone have video record mode, so...

It looks like the AAS Player in the example above is directly hosted in Cakewalk. If that is the case, then the issue is not likely to be only with KK. Pics are great, but I wonder if they can give step by step actions to reproduce the issue, starting with a new blank project, then exactly how the instrument is inserted, and any track settings are adjusted, etc. I cannot reproduce the issue here based on what has been discussed so far.

Ahem! We will be needing the link for the free beach pad! ?

Which sample format (Cakewalk?) and what virtual instrument were you using to play them with?

Not happening here, but if it was I would check MIDI channels, although I cannot see how this would affect only certain instruments in this scenario. I would presume either all or none would work, as Komplete Kontrol is not multi-timbral, like the Kontakt instrument itself is.

Microsoft gave away Internet Explorer (IE or MSIE) with Win 95 in 1995 and which eventually crushed the business model of Netscape Navigator (begin the browser wars), a paid for (commercial use) internet browser by Netscape Communications Corp. This eventually led to Microsoft's antitrust trial. Firefox rose from the ashes of Netscape with Mozilla, after Netscape open sourced their codebase in 1998. The result being that internet browsers became available mostly as freeware. Then Google Chrome and others like Opera, etc. Of course all of this is highly oversimplified, and recommend reading the Wikipedia pages for MSIE and Netscape if interested in the historical details. The point being that giving away the right stuff can have a huge effect!

Yes, all set in that regard. And waiting for November ... ?

I do recall one last year, but I deferred on that deal... I have a Kontakt Player library that qualifies me for the Kontakt crossgrade price, but it would be nice to get that at 50% off, as was offered to me last time. This year's Summer of Sound doesn't seem to be the same. But they are teasing me with Komplete. ?

I see that covers Komplete, but not Kontakt, unless I am missing something?

I agree, especially with the shells. Waves, can you hear me!!! ?

Just asking for a friend, when do you think the next 50% off deal on Kontakt 6 will happen?

What about HALion? Seems to be in a similar position to Falcon. Not much 3rd party interest. But both Falcon and HALion have been judged to be excellent products.

I see the point, but as far as I know all of the commercial sample library formats are proprietary, with the exception of some sound fonts and SFZ files. There may be some exceptions, but my view is that most commercial content creators benefit by protecting their sample libraries and hard work from theft by using proprietary copy-protected file formats, and linking them with a registered sample player. Of course, you or anybody else can create your own sampled instruments in SFZ format https://sfzformat.com/ and give them away if you wish. There are several players for that.

Linux is not UNIX. It's only UNIX-like. I know, that's a technical point. But the current Mac OS actually is UNIX certified. I think you get that, but were only clarifying the previous poster's comment. However, the Linux platform has been fragmented because it is so open and can be customized to suit any purpose. Probably more choices than standards...

There you have it! Let's see how long that commitment lasts, LOL! ?

Hey man, I guess you didn't read my post a few hours ago where I said the same thing. ?