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Yes. But Yes, that is a version most people are very unlikely to have. It would be nice if the Bakers could add the ability to create them in Sonar.

As long as hardware only requires standard MIDI events to change parameters, Studioware Panels can be written to control that hardware. For instance, you can cause knob, sliders and buttons to run CAL scripts. There are CAL script commands that can send MIDI events to your hardware MIDI ports. I have written full Studioware Panels to give me full control an external MU100 series module - insert fxs and all

What hardware are you referring to? What kind of MIDI Event data does this hardware require?

No there isn’t.

What are your PC specs - including graphics card.

Did you ever own an older version of Cakewalk or Sonar that came with TTS-1?

It doesn't, but I would recommend it, especially for older CPUs. For the i7-14700, a dedicated GPU would be less important. However, you might still benefit from a dedicated GPU Remember, it's not only Cakewalk that would utilise a dedicated GPU, but you overall Windows GUI would as well. If you are worried about fan noise, you could always see about getting a fanless, or a card where the fan only starts up when the GPU load exeeds a given threshold.

Not sure of your set up, but does your Motu M4 have multiple outputs, one of them being what your HD 600 headphones is connected to. If so, is that output selected in Preferences - Audio - Devices. Might want to give it a friendly name like “headphones” or something like that. Then you can create a bus that is routed to that output. I am not sure if I am on the right track (no pun intended)... but I have a similar set up here with a 3rd generation Focusrite 8i6 (without the Sonarworks Reference)

Yes, but what about track settings, synth settings, FX, and sends, inputs, MIDI Channels (if applicable)?

This I have to concur with. (Same goes for timings, but that's a story for another thread) If the velocities are varying a bit too much , I do a compression of the values. My Studioware panels has a slider for this as well.

As per title. The “Cut Track”, “Copy Track” and “Paste Track” option could be presented in the right click Track menu (just above “Delete Track”) This would make it sleeker and easier to copy and paste a track to another project. Currently, we have to save a Track Template, and then copy the track data to the clipboard. Then we have to insert the Track Template in the destination project. Then paste the track data from the clipboard to the new track.

I am not sure how feasible this would be, but as per title. Maybe even include the option to include track automation data. If this were possible, then MIDI Track Templates could also include synth initialisation event, like volume, pan, filter , resonance, etc. It would also be a more efficient way to transfer tracks (including data) from one project to another.

You could zero them all with the transform tool first, then raise them to the value you want them to me. Personally, to set velocities to the same value, I just use one of my Studioware panels that lets you set all selected velocities to the value set by a vertical slider...... It's reasons like this that I wish the bakers would bring back Studioware panel creation in Sonar 2025.

Which OS? Is it fully patched (updated)? Are you using a VPN? Have you turned off your antivirus? How exactly are you installing Cakewalk by Bandlab? (If you’re trying with Bandlab Assistant then stop! Download the Cakewalk installer from this link https://downloads.bandlab.com/cakewalk/setup/CakewalkSetup.exe What else have you tried so far?

Transform tool, Cal Scripts or line tool over the velocities.

.....and enter lyrics that are synced to the notes..... (my only use for the staff view for 30 years)

Are the MIDI Channels of the MIDI track of all those instruments tracks set to a MIDI Channel other than “None” What VSTis are you using? A little more information goes a long way. I do this all the time, never had an issue.

I am so glad I do all my MIDI editing in the PRV.

Can we please have the following editing options for automation lanes. · include a Transform Tool similar to what we have for Controller Lanes in the PRV. · Flip vertically. · Flip horizontally. · Scale vertically (Anchor being the centre between the highest and the lowest). · Scale horizontally (Choice of anchor being the first or the last node - or hold CNTL the use centre as anchor). · Edit the contour of the curvature of non jump nodes - or drag a linear up or down to convert to curve.

In Sonar 2025, MIDI Chase includes Aftertouch Events. In CbB, MIDI Chase does not includes Aftertouch Events.

A CAL script would not be able to do this. There are no CAL script commands to export data other than to save as a MIDI file. @sadicusI would export to MIDI, then use GNMIDI to convert the file to ASCII text.

Please define “a usb controller”. Probably need other information as well - like is this “usb controller” also configured as a control surface?

Manually, Note by note, effect by effect, event by event (including CCs). It's the only way, really. (yes, really).

Depends. Can you do what Shade does with what you already have? In my case, Meldaproduction Mfilter or Mturbofilter comes to mind (both of which I have).

Personally, this is how I would do it I have a 3rd Generation Focusrite 8i6. The includes a loopback input - This is a signal that is a copy of what ever is being played by the 8i6. So, in Cakewalk, I select the 8i6 as the ASIO output. In the DAW I want to record in, I select the ASIO loopback as the input. As long as sample rate, bit depth and buffer size match, this works. My real world example is playback via Cakewalk. Record the audio via OBS Studio or Izotope RX11 (everything in ASIO mode). Yes, you can have two applications accessing one ASIO device at the same time. I guess what I am trying to say is that the capabilities of your audio interface plays a part in getting this done.