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Put in a feature request. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/forum/8-feedback-loop/

You title says "Sound Stopped" and your post says "I have sound drop outs". Which is it? You have not mentioned anything about your PC configuration. Have you ruled out any hard drive issues? Use a tool (such as https://crystalmark.info/en/ ) that can check for disk errors. Even check the Windows System Event Logs for bad blocks on any disk drives. Is your Windows full patched and up to date. If you have realtime Antivirus software installed, have you excluded your Cakewalk audio folders from realtime scans (How you so that depends on what Antivirus software you have installed) Uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers for your Audio interface? (While you're at it check all other hardware drivers - graphics, network, etc) If you have an Nvidia graphics card, disable the "high definition audio controller" for the Nvidia card. This is in Device Manager | System Devices. There may be multiple "high definition audio controller" entries listed there. If you're using on board sound, then one of those entries will be for the onboard sound, so you would want to leave that enabled. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to tell which one is for your onboard sound. Leave one enabled, then go to Device Manager | Sound, Video and Game Controllers and make sure the only audio driver listed is the one Cakewalk uses. Actually, you did not mention which audio interface. Though I am assuming you're using on board sound card. You might want to consider purchasing an actual USB audio interface. These give a much better experience with professional DAWs like Cakewalk. You mention Driver mode, I am assuming ASIO is not present. If that's the case, leave at WASAPI Others, most certainly will come up with more things.....

Sounds like I dodged a bullet with this one......

Personally, I would not bother updating WS1 WS2 contains all of the content that WS1 does, so you should safely be able to remove WS1. Before you do, however, you would want to make sure you transfer your WS1 projects to WS2. So you would probably allow for, at least temporarily, having both on your content drive simultaneously. The exact size of the WS2 UFS file is 39,150,241,262 bytes (36.4 GB)

I have opened support tickets with UVI support for both issues.... Note: These issues do not prevent the actual using of the sounds.... World Suite 2 has different ways of loading the same instruments that are affected. For those instruments affected, one method of access works, the other does not.

I have noticed this too with Type/Keys/German Accordion WS2/German Accordion Full and German Accordion Piccolo as well. Have you reported this to UVI support?. Note: I have lodged a ticket about the scarce Vocals | Ambience Vocals | Georgian issue.

Tried that. Passes.

If you do not get your product even after emailing them, are you able to lodge a disputed transaction though either PayPal or your Bank? (how ever you paid) Mind you, PayPal or your Bank might simply say that "Sir, the site clearly does say that the product does not ship to Australia" and leave it at that and you have to chalk it up to experience....

Can someone who has installed UVI Word Suite 2 verify something for me. Under Vocals | Ambience Vocals | Georgian, there is only one listed and it's "080-A Georgian Female-01.wav". There feels like there should be more listed there. This is not a biggie as I believe I can access them under Vocals | By Region | Eastern Europe | Georgian Vocals WS2 Note: This is with UVI Workstation 3.014 64bit standalone.

I tried it here in a MIDI track displaying the PRV and it works fine here. (The note(s) pressed darkens that note on the left hand side) Just to confirm, are you using the latest version of Cakewalk by Bandlab (which is 2020.8 build 100)?

I calculated I should have got the 28gig file at around 1 hour 14 minutes (I'm on a 50mbit/s connection)....... but as others have postulated, UVI servers might have been hammered with this insane upgrade price....

Did you download through UVI Portal or via direct link? I find UVI Portal a little on the slow side, so I used a download manager. This uses multiple network sessions to grab this files. Using this, I managed to download it in around 4 to 5 hours....

What version of Cakewalk by Bandlab are you using? How dense is your controller data in your projects?

Not for this particular one.

Are you able to set the MIDI track's patch as well. If not you could always insert a patch change at the start of your MIDI track. Press CTRL P where you want the patch change to occur....... You will have to look in the user guide to work out what number corresponds to which patch (program).... you have 128 to choose from. The pianos are usually in the lower numbers.

Need more information. Versions, plugins? Cakewalk version?, etc Just a few minutes ago, I saved a two simple instruments (Magix Engine 2.7.017 as the synth) as track templates. No crash here.

The reason I never use the Event Inspector or MIDI FX plugins, is probably more the do with my work flow. I mainly do MIDI only projects. I work with single clips per track. If I used MIDI FX plugins, they would effect the entire track. As regards the Event Inspector, the parameters that I can change using this I use CAL scripts. One thing I see people changing with this are the channels of events in a track to be the same. I have a quicker way to do this. In Cakewalk.ini (in the "%appdata%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core" folder ) there is a setting under the [WinCake] section which is RechannelMIDI=1. What this does is that, when I bounce to clips, it changes the MIDI channels of all the event's in the clips to be bounced to match that of the MIDI track itself. You see, I have 16 tracks, the MIDI channels of which are 1 to 16 respectively. Therefore, all I have to do is selected all, then do a bounce to clip. This corrects the MIDI channels of the entire project so that their MIDI channels match the track number. Of course, the resultant clips stay on their original tracks. These MIDI channels arenot really important for notes as these MIDI channels are overridden by the track's MIDI channel. Those Individual event MIDI channels become important when you are in single lane controller view. If individual controller events that are on the same track are set to different channels, you may not see some of those controller events on a given lane, because those lanes are restricted to a viewing controller events single channel. I use many, many MIDI, RPN and NRPN controllers in my MIDI projects. I do not want to miss any. As far as inspecting events.... I only really would use this for drum notes, so I can know what NRPN values to use to change those individual note paramters. There are many times I need to know the actual number, not the name (c#, Bb, ect). I have a CAL script that tells me channel, number, velocity and duration of a single selected note. Yes, I could just mouse over it, but the text is tiny. Note: There are some CAL commands that categorically will crash Cakewalk. An example is EditSlide and EditSlide40. If you want to slide an event, you have to find another way to do it. (By adjusting the Event.Time value) There are also some differences in the say some commands are handled between versions. For instance, in Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, the using the Editcopy, Editcut and Editpaste (and their *40 variants) with without parameters, brings up a dialogue box for the respective command. In the latest Cakewalk by Bandlab, these commands, without parameters, simply perform their respective functions without prompting - which is great for scripts. That is something you will not find in any manual anywhere. Sorry..... I'm waffling now...... I'll stop here......

I have loaded plenty of old Cakewalk pro audio 9 MIDI only WRK projects and it's never changed the Audio driver preferences. They turn off the audio automatically when I open them because nothing in those projects use those audio engine. Cakewalk is smart enough the turn off the audio engine if nothing in the project is using it. But just to check, there is a little icon under the now counter (to he left of the MIDI panic button). If that is lit, the audio engine is running. That has to be off for the tempo ratios to work.

I don't have this keyboard, so I can only guess at this. With Upper 1 to 3, do these respond independently to MIDI channels 1 to 3 respectively? (Make sure all part switches are on - page 42 of the RD0800 manual) if so, then what happens if, in Cakewalk, you set one MIDI track to channel 1 and the other MIDI track to channel 2 Have a look at the inspector for the MIDI tracks (with the track selected , press i to show the inspector), and change their channels there. It's the top most item on the left column of the inspector.

A bit about your system might help. Audio interface? Settings? Driver mode, Sample rate, bit depth, buffer sample size? Version of Cakewalk (Numerically - Don't just say "The latest") Confirmed latest drivers? Version of Windows? Fully patched? Latest version of SINE Player Release (latest being 1.0.4.561) Latest C++ runtimes installed

Custom made CAL scripts and custom made Studioware panels are my go to. For instance, add triangle wave of pitch bends to get vibrato; Select pitch bends and then change the selection to ease in (or out). Set the last event of multiple pitch bends to zero. Select a bunch of pitch bends and then change them to a series of pitch bends that start and the first selected value to the last. Align a controller, wheel event, or lyric event to a note. etc. Split note into 2, 3, 4 notes, you know, those kinds of things. Next would be the PRV. I really only really use Event view to view event details - and to see patch changes. I never use the Event Inspector or MIDI FX plugins. Note: I do CAL scripts and custom made Studioware panels while in PRV Why ? Speed of editing and also, I can be sloppier with my mouse precision (which again makes editing quicker). It should be noted that you can bind CAL scripts to keybindings. You cal also add CAL scripts to Studioware buttons and add Studioware panels to keybindings . The bakers really should consider allowing the editing of these with from within Cakewalk again. (To hell with those who couldn'/wouldn't t use it - those who would will benefit greatly). Mind you Some CAL commands behave differently with the latest Cakewalk by Bandlab)

Sounds like the RD-800 is set to receive on one channel. It appears that both of your recorded Cakewalk MIDI tracks are transmitting on the same MIDI channel. This would be why the sustains on each track, affect both tracks. Can you set the RD-800 as a multitimbral instrument - that is can it be configured to play multiple tracks, each on its own channel?

The only thing I can think of is that all 3 ratios are set to 1.0 If they are not (1 = 0.5 2 = 1 3 =2), then maybe drop a note to Cakewalk support. https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633 (I hope they don't simply tell you it's a depreciated function)

In the latest iterations of Cakewalk, for the tempo ratios to function in a given project, then all of the following conditions must exist in that project. You must have a MIDI only project - no audio components (Even a VSTi synth will prevent tempo ratios) You must set the clock of your project to "internal" - preferences | Project | Clock You project's metronome must be set to "Use MIDI Note", not "use audio" - Preferences | Project | Metronome The Audio engine must not be running Any action that starts the audio engine will prevent the tempo ratios from functioning.

Note: Requires Kontakt full version 5.5.1 or higher.