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Cakewalk is Jbridge aware. With Jbridge, you simply install it. When Jbridge is installed , the “Use Jbridge Wrapper” option becomes available in the plugin’s properties. That being said Meldaproduction plugins come with 64bit versions of all their plugins. You do not need any bridging software to use Meldaproduction plugins in Cakewalk by Bandlab. Just make sure you install and use the 64bit version. In fact, on their Web Site, it specifically states the following: “64-bit plugins can't work in 32-bit hosts even if the operating system is 64-bit. Do NOT use 32-bit plugins in 64-bit hosts. They would have to be bridged and can become slow and unstable”

I use heaps of custom keybindings and never once have they been deleted as a result of a Cakewalk by Bandlab update. On your system , they could be disappearing because of a workspace setting. This is because, by default, each workspace loads their own keybindings settings. If you set your Workspace to “none” do your previous Keybindings return? I do actually use my own custom Workspaces but I do not want these custom Workspaces to load their own Keybindings. I want my Keybindings to be global regardless of which custom Workspace I use. To do this, I go into the Workspace manager, select my custom workspaces one by one. Then under “Load from Workspace”, deselect "Keyboard Shortcuts". That way, my Keybindings don't change when I load a different Workspace.

You might be better off standing a new thread.....

Production Voices support got back to me with a working link.

Full version of Kontakt 5.4.3 or higher is required.

Just imagine what Cakewalk by Bandlab will look like by the end of this year....

This library is for full-version Kontakt 5.8.1 or later.

I never use UVI portal. I always use a download manger to download the UVI libraries directly. That's always faster than UVI portal.

I use the “add a MIDI CC event” method - that always works for me.....

Just placed an order.... didn’t get my serial number via email (Paypal notification email came, though).. Checked spam folder. Shot an email to Production Voices support. Maybe they are being hammered...

I might be wrong on this, I am pretty sure the Behringer umc22 uses ASIO4ALL as it's driver... If that is the case, I am thinking that one way to reduce your latency, is to get an audio interface that comes with its own native ASIO drivers (Which is not ASIO4ALL).

If it happened in Cakewalk 8.5, then it's not ripple edit. Ripple edit was not a thing until the Sonar Platinum years. One other thing it might be is in the advanced Paste Dialogue box, you may have ticked “Slide over to make room” instead of "Blend old and New".

Ripple edit effects everything, including MIDI clips. I don't use it much either - you would want to only use it when needed. The ripple edit is the button under the min/max/close buttons on the track view window. There are no keybindings to it by default. However, it you have set some (I suspect you have not though), you might be pressing the key by mistake. See: http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.33.html

Not possible with clip new. However, a work-a-round may be to display “notes” instead of “clips” to display the inline PRV.

Is it possible that sometimes you have ripple edit enabled?

Do you happen to have Ripple Edit enabled?

Are you using version 5.01? see: https://cgi.ikmultimedia.com/ikforum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=26314

I don't know if one exists, but you could probably write one if you have the know how?

Again, in these situations, I just use two instances of the same VSTi. If the synth does not achieve it with single instance, then so amount of MIDI trickery will make it happen. Well, you could fake it by splitting one of the notes mid bend and then shifting the post note by a semitone. Then you can temporarily adjust the attack and release so you don't notice the break between notes. For me, it's just easier to use two tracks. Even doing this you are still going to send the MIDI data to a single synth sound - so the bend will affect all notes the same. It will be up to the synth to separate out the notes into different tracks. Again , two instances of the same VSTi is the way to go.

The ability to bend just one note is 100 percent dependant on the synthesiser you are using. If pitch bend was required to bend just one note, the synth would have to have a way to be told (via MIDI commands) which note to bend. Again, 100 percent dependant on the synthesiser. Of course, some synths can use other parameters to bend pitch - like polyphonic Aftertouch for instance. For example, with Cakewalk's Z3TA+ 2 , you can map an oscillator's pitch to polyphonic aftertouch so that it bends just once note and leaves the others alone. That is because the MIDI polyphonic aftertouch event string contains the actual note number to be affected. Maybe you could use articulation maps to convert existing Channel aftertouch events to polyphonic aftertouch events . However, you would need a specific mapping entry for each note you wish to affect. Personally, I find it easier to just use a second instance of a synth on a separate track (if your using VSTi plugins). With Hardware synths, you are totally dependant on the capabilities of that synth.

The ability to bend just one note is 100 percent dependant on the synthesiser you are using. Id pitch With Cakewalk's Z3TA+ 2 , you can map an oscillator's pitch to polyphonic aftertouch

Try temporarily disabling Windows Defender and trying again.....

Try temporarily disabling Windows defender and trying again.....

Check that your MIDI track do not have any CC7 events in there. Select all, then open Event List view. Maybe filter to display just controller events.

What does https://speedtest.net tell you that your speed is? I am on 50 megabits per seconds ethernet wired internet connection and, for me, it only takes a few minutes.