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One would have to be written. However, I am pretty sure the resultant notes would end up being in the same clip. Note: CAL scripts operate on MIDI events only.

What happens if you uninstall and reinstall (update if necessary) your audio interface drivers?

Regarding the MIDI track that is routed to the Korg Triton plugin, what MIDI channel is that MIDI track set to?

Specifically, which version (numerically) and iteration of Cakewalk/Sonar? Can it be assumed that you are going into the Cakewalk/Sonar Help menu, signing out then signing in using the browser window that appears? Also, which operating system?

Have you disabled USB power management? (Can be done in Windows Device Manager) Also, if you are using a USB hub, is it powered?

Whoops my bad. I was looking on a SIT - and even then I was looking at the audio track component. I just checked on a MIDI track - .... Right clicked the pan knob, and there it was......... “Disable Control” - laughing at me.....

I asked about CAL scripts because, running some CAL commands, and then immediately deleting MIDI events with Cakewalk’s delete functions, you can get some strange results. But this does not seem to be the case for you.

(edit) Scratch everything I just said. I was looking at the wrong track of a SIT. Rechecked on a MIDI track and there it was... . Are you sure about that? I right clicked on the Pan control in a MIDI track and there is definitely no "Disable Control" on the context menu. I checked in inspector and the TV. The closest is "Disable Remote Control" (The last item). However, this only pertains to Remote Control (and even then, if set) Maybe I am missing something - any chance of a screen shot?

Do you use CAL scripts at all?

For future reference, maybe Preferences - Customisation - Editing (Advanced) > “What to do with existing material” was set to something other than “Blend Old and New”

Is the “Generic Low Latency ASIO driver” not listed in Control Panel “Programs and features”? You can also go into the Registry and remove ANY unwanted ASIO driver. Remove the unwanted ASIO driver entries in the following locations: HKLM>Software>ASIO HKLM >Software>WOW6432Node>ASIO

Why not?

Yes, especially for a $AU412 synth (MSRP).

Yes, regardless of the "Zero controllers on playback" or “MIDI Event Chase on Play” setting, the CC10 MIDI event is sent using the MIDI track’s PAN position as the value. What I would do is, in the MIDI track being sent to the Prophet VS, add a CC10 value at the start of your track in measure 1. Of course, you need to have “MIDI Event Chase on Play” enabled for this to be sent when play starts.

Can it be assumed that you have uninstalled the Generic Low Latency ASIO driver (which is actually just a wrapper) so that the only drivers you have installed are the native ASIO drivers that came with your Audio interface?

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.