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I've never had an issue with AD2's licensing....

In the Piano Roll View, make sure the controller lane in visible. You might want to deselect "Show Multiple Lanes" Add a controller and just type 0 in the "value" field Then you can just add the values where ever you want in the lane - in your case 40 to activate something and 0 to reset. Note: These values are decimal, so if your manual gives the values in hex, you'll have to convert to decimal. Of course, you could also use Event List and enter the Controller events there as well.

Move your NOW cursor to where you want your project to end, then Select all. Then Select EDIT > Select > "From=NOW", then delete special > select all you can > then hit OK That should delete anything and everything to the right of your NOW cursor. Now your project should end where you have deleted everything.

What have you tried so far? How is it not working? Won't install? Not scanning? Not visible in CbB? It's showing up but not doing anything. I little info goes a long way. 32bit or 64bit plugin? What version Cakewalk (numerically - don't just say "The latest")

Direct link is here: See: https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633

One thing to try is to update your Vdist runtimes. Available here: See: https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads

The Pro Channel version of PC4K-S is definitely available in Cakewalk by Bandlab.

Are you using the latest Focusrite drivers (or if you're feeling extra game, the latest BETA Focusrite drivers) http://www.focusrite.com/downloads http://beta.focusrite.com

Make sure you are on the latest version of Cakewalk by Bandlab (2020.4 Build 179). This comes with a Prochannel compressor called PC4K-S which supports side chaining. If your Cakewalk cannot scan VSTs, then you have other systemic issues that need addressing. I tried side chaining with PC4K-S a few days ago and it worked fine here with the latest CbB.

Try, with Cakewalk closed, renaming the file. Then go to MIDI preferences and reconfigure. If that doesn't do it, try running Cakewalk as administrator. If that doesn't do it, then I'm stumped. (Note: In the20 years of using Cakewalk, I have never had this issue - except when I intentionally made my "TTSSEQ.INI" read only.)

Is the USB Sound Blaster card showing up as working in the device manager?

What softsynth are you using that actually plays the notes? Does it even respond to pitch bend. (most do) Usually the range is 2 semi tones up and down. The range can be changed with other events, however, the synth would have to respond to these. Depending on the synth, you may be able to map another controllers to pitch bend range. What you see in the piano roll (PRV) would not be automation but would be actual MIDI pitch bend events. See Scook's video to see how to edit pitch bend events in the PRV

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If you have more AAS instruments, it's worth downloading the full package that contains all of your installers. It's likely that not just Strum-2 has been updated, but they all have.

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You could. However, Cakewalk by Bandlab will remain in demo mode until you, get the PC you installed it on connected to the internet, and then activate it with Bandlab assistant

Yes. One purpose of workspaces is to make unavailable and hide features that you are unlikely to use for a particular workflow....

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I was inferring that the file needed to NOT be read only for the MIDI settings to save. Setting that file to read only prevented the settings from saving.

Is it possible you are using a workspace that has the video feature disabled? To check this, set the workspace to "none"

What have you tried so far? More information needed. As Bapu mentioned , a screen shot, including the MIDI and Audio track inspector, would help us to work out what's going on. There are a million thing that can cause this.

That's correct. there are two cables 1) MIDI and 2) Audio) The MIDI cable would be connected from the PC to the Volca. This is so Cakewalk can control the Volca. Then you need a stereo cable from the Volca to the PC. This is so Cakewalk can record the audio from the Volca. The audio cable would be enough - but it would be more versatile to be able to control the parameters of the volca from Cakewalk using CCs. I have checked the volca MIDI Implementation Chart and there are quite a few parameters you can control. Personally, I would pick up a USB to MIDI adapter if you don't already have 5 pin DIN MIDI outs from your PC. (Some Audio interfaces also have 5 Pin DIN MIDI in/out ports)

One way I was able to make this happen intentionally was to make the file "TTSSEQ.INI" read only. This file is located here: %appdata%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core Note: You might have to enable showing of extensions to see the extension. Start+run "control folders" view tab, deselect "Hide extensions for known file types"

Are you intending to use Cakewalk to play the sound on the piano itself? If so, then you need to make sure that the CP 33 shows up in both input and output in preferences | MIDI | devices and are selected. The Microsoft GS Wavetable synth is a method of playback that uses your notebook for the sounds. However you probably will not want to use this - so deselect this. Cakewalk by Bandlab does provide a much better synth for this purpose (TTS-1) Then you need to create a MIDI track - setting the CP 33 as both input and output. Once you have your MIDI track, press "i" in the computer keyboard - this opens what is called the inspector. Down the bottom, under "In / Out", make sure the CP 33 is selected Also, make sure input echo is lit (that's the symbol to the immediate right of the "M" "S" and arm button( red dot) - just above the "Pan" knob. If this is set up correctly, when you play notes on the CP 33, you should see activity on the MIDI track's meter - and hear notes on the CP 33. It's also possible you might have to turn Local OFF on the CP 33. (See page 31 of the user guide)

SI-Bass is hard coded to a 2 semi tone range for pitch bend up and down. it does not respond to the normal RPN 0 for pitch bend range (In fact RPNs silences the synth) If you need a higher pitch bend range, you would need to use mono mode and set the slide to something greater than 0 seconds and play legato.