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After just a few hours sleep.... who reads this as Sampletank?

Yes, I have been pondering the 6,72 GB too..... and also considering if Arturia's SQ80 V (which I also have) might cover most of USQ-1’s sonic palate. I guess one way is to search Youtube for reviews that also features some presets.

Password resets have to be processed manually. The automated method does not work. To reset your Cakewalk password, send an email to support@cakewalk.com and they will get you sorted.

What happens if you download the installer for Cakewalk by Bandlab from here? https://www.bandlab.com/products/cakewalk?lang=en

Perdoe-me. Minha resposta foi traduzida usando o Google Translate. Supondo que você tenha uma Assinatura Bandlab atual e ativa, no menu de ajuda do Sonar, tente sair e entrar novamente usando a janela do navegador que aparece. Este é o único método que ativará o Sonar. Qualquer outro método não resultará na ativação do Sonar.

Me too (with velocity). However, there have been times when, even with the 14 bit step available for Wheel Events, the step change is discernible. - especially when the Pitch bend range is 1200 cents or greater.

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Note CC, Channel Aftertouch, polyphonic Aftertouch, velocity, patch events are 7 bit Wheel, RPN, NRPN Bank, and I think Note Durations, are 14 bit. If your definition of high resolution midi differs from this then no, Sonar does not do high resolution midi. As to are there plans for it, that would be a question for the devs? It really depends on what your specific definition of high resolution midi actually is.

My PC specs, including CPU is in my signature (CPU is Intel i5 4670)

I am not having this issue with Arturia Analog Lab V 5.11.0.5539 and Cakewalk by Bandlab 2024.12 Build 125 I tested this using the DX7 inside Analog Lab V playing 4 measures comprising of programmed 120 notes 16th of a beat apart at a tempo of 100 bpm. Playback was smooth, cursor movement was smooth. This was while moving the mouse, opening an closing the Analog Lab V GUI. In fact, I had Cakewalk by Bandlab paying this on loop, with a Youtube video playing in the background as I type this - didn't miss a beat. This is on a PC configured as per my signature.

My guess is that it's a display driver uninstaller of some sort.

You don't paste anything, you just type the number manually. The actually number you type is derived using the formula is Playlist x 128 + song Remember, with MIDI banks and presets, the numbering starts at 0 The bank is the Playlist/song combination So if you want: The 1st Playlist > The 1st Song then the bank is 0 The 2nd Playlist > The 1std Song then the bank is 128 The 3rd Playlist > The 1st Song then the bank is 256 If you have more than one song in a playlist, that add the song number you want to the bank number above (Remembering, the numbering starts at 0). Once you have selected the right Playlist/song combination, the presets selects the presets (Remembering, the numbering starts at 0)

Are you using the Playlist x 128 + Song rule for the bank? I tried that here with Arturia B3 and it does work. I am able to select different playlists.

I only have bank - 0 in the drop down as well. However, you can just manually type the bank number in the field.

I just tried it here with Arturia B3 (VST2 and VST3) and it does indeed respond to patch change events. To get Arturia synths to respond to Banks and Program chance messages you need to create a as least one Playlist. Bank MSB selects your Playlist Bank LSB Selects your Song Preset Selects Preset To work out what to put in the bank field, It's Playlist x 128 + Song If you only have one playlist and one song, then Bank is 0 and just choose the preset from 0 to 127 (which is Preset 1 to 128). Remember, in the preset field, 0 is preset 1, 1 is preset 2 and so on. See: https://support.arturia.com/hc/en-us/articles/5392397216284-Program-Changes-in-V-Collection-9