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Have a look in Preferences | File | Folder Locations. There you will find where Cakewalk Believes your files to be located. Look down the list and you will see items, that I believe you will have to change to match your new locations.

Even if you're using MIDI, you may still be using VSTi synths that use samples. These VSTi synths may have internal effects that have tempo based delay. An example I am thinking of is Rapture Pro. If this particular synth has a patch that uses Rapture Pro's internal delay effect and that delay's time is synced to the tempo, it will produce audible clicks at the tempo changes. Other synths may have the same issue as well. It really depends of the VSTi's you are using.

That can happen when some effects has any delay or rate parameters that is synced to the tempo and the project has tempo changes therein. As far as clicks during tempo changes when effects are disabled..... this might depend on the "Stretch Method" settings in Preferences | Audio | Playback and Recording. Try different settings see if it makes any difference.

I think that's why they reduce the price of this (BB cinamatic percussion) - Sonnivox won't (or can't) work out what the issue is. For what it's worth, I sent Cakewalk support a ticket (with a crash dump) to see if they can do something (Of course, they might just say "not our problem"..... but you never know...)

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Full version of Kontakt Required (4.2 or higher)

Your digital piano is an external device, yes? Then you need a way to get the resultant audio from that digital piano to an audio track into Cakewalk. If your Cakewalk project only contains MIDI data, then there is no audio data to export. This is why when you export, everything except for "track template" is greyed out - no audio. While Cakewalk is playing your MIDI performance on the digital piano, have Cakewalk record your digital piano's performance into an audio track. Then you'll be able to export that to a wave or an MP3 file.

There does not appear to be one.

Definitely a job a a well crafted CAL script.... I have not seen one that exists that does this. Perhaps some enterprising person can write it.

Note: For full retail Kontakt only.

I am not sure what the problem is as I do not have enough information. However, I am sure you would have less issues with a proper audio interface than with the built in Reatek sound device. The first thing you might want to try is head over to the realtek driver webpage and download the latest drivers.

Are you planning on getting a USB audio interface at some stage?

Exactly what do you mean "deleted prochannel"? Do you mean you pressed "i" to hide it (in which case you press "i" to show it again?

Is the Realtek your only audio device? Do you have an audio interface that come with native ASIO drivers?

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?