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If your audio interface has stereo line in, then you should be able to plug the headphone out of the volca sample in to the line in of your USB Audio interface using a suitable cable. Makes sure if you do this, you're not using an input that is expecting microphone levels as the output of the volca sample headphone out might be quite high compared to that of a microphone . Start with the levels at the lowest possible levels and turn them up gradually until the levels are not in the red (or just occasionally bumping the red). Note: the M-Audio Uno is only a MIDI interface. It is not an Audio interface. This means the M-Audio Uno would not be suitable for this. You would need an actual audio interface or a sound card that has line in sockets.

I can't find a single menu to do this. Maybe this work around can be used. Convert the effects rack to an effects chain, then delete the resultant effects chain.

Are you using a workspace? If so, there are two thing you can try. 1) Set the Workspace to none. or 2) If you do indeed wish to use a Workspace, go into Workspace manger (Click on Workspaces, and select "Manage Workspaces". Then for the Workspace that you wish to use, under "Load from Workspace" - deselect "Windows Layout". Doing this will allow the Windows Layout from screensets to prevail. Remember, Workspaces are global, screensets are per projects.

In fact the BETA drivers are also quite stable. http://beta.focusrite.com

Because there is nothing to fix. The high majority of people on here (and in general) have been able to download and install Cakewalk by Bandlab using Band without any issues. 180MB ram and 800 kilobytes of disk? Obviously, those are not your actual PC parameters. It's got to be something going on with your PC. Have you checked your system event viewer for some clues as to what that might be?

Addictive drums 2 came with Sonar Professional (with 1 ADpak) and Sonar Platinum (3 ADpaks) If you had either Sonar Professional or Sonar Platinum, you can still use it with Cakewalk by Bandlab simply by installing it using the instructions that came with those Sonar Professional or Sonar Platinum. You can still log on to you Cakewalk account at https://www.cakewalk.com/My-Account/Products to get the instructions for those products. If you did not have either Sonar Professional or Sonar Platinum, you can purchase Addictive drums 2 from https://www.xlnaudio.com/products

Unfortunately the warranty on my crystal ball expired and it's still in the workshop being repaired. There are literally 3487 reasons why this could be. Tell about your set up. Which version Windows? What audio interface? Latest drivers? (for all hardware) Which driver mode (ASIO or WASAPI) Which virtual instruments are you using? How are you recording MIDI data Which keyboard controller are you using All devices visible in device manager? etc? We really need much more information so we can help you, including what you have tried so far?

One thing I have noticed with the arranger is this. Say you have multiple sections configured as an arrangement (the bottom section of the arrangement inspector)- and those sections are configured to play out of order - in order for the preview to play in the order you've specified, the audio engine must be running. This means if you have a MIDI only project AND the metronome is set to MIDI ( and hence the audio engine isn't running ), the arrangement preview will not follow the order you have set. It will start at the first section defined until the end of the project. To get the arrangement preview to play in the order specified, you have to make sure the audio engine is running - that is, add an audio track, or set the metronome to use audio instead of MIDI. So if you have set sections in the arrangement to play out of order and the preview isn't following the order specified - this could be the cause. However, these days, most projects have audio components, so most people would not see this. I have reported this to the Bandlab developers.

Note: Requires the Full Retail version of Kontakt 5.7.3 or higher (NOT compatible with the free Kontakt Player).

Samplerate? Mind you, that really only effects audio data. Midi tempo is controlled solely by your DAW in the tempo map. Something else must be going on here. If were using a softsynth to play you MIDI sequence, and it was a samplerate issue, then the notes would actually be out of tune. The tempo itself would not change. You'll have to describe exactly which hardware or softsynth you're using to play back your piano sequence.

It might say "Not a deal" - but to be truthful, this is probably the best deal on the planet!....

Input echo on?

Patience Grasshopper! It will be released when it's ready.

What is this "Money" of which you speak!?

What I do is use Screensets to define and store Windows Layouts. By default, workspaces also stores Windows layouts. If you want to be able to use a particular workspace, but to not have it affect your windows layout, then head to "Manage Workspaces" . Then select the workspace you want to use. Then deselect "Windows Layout" under the right hand column (Under "Load from workspace)"

I wish Meldaproduction had an option to NOT install 32bit versions. The way I get around this is I specify the Windows temp folder as the destination for Meldaproduction's 32bit plugins. This folder gets cleared as part of maintenance.

Are you recording your MIDI track using a keyboard MIDI controller. Maybe some sliders are faulty and sending out the spurious CC data. I had a PCR-800 do this until I squirted a bit of electrical contact cleaner in the slider and moved it around a bit......

That's probably a characteristic of the synth itself - or even the particular patch. I tried was the patch SAW and natural lead and I that did not happen here - In fact in 20 years of using pitch bends, I have never had that issue....

I loaded many CbB projects that have screensets therein.... I was able to recall the screensets in those projects loaded into 2020.4 ER2.

It was only in 2020.4 ER1 that is was inverted......

Personally what I would do is update all of your drivers (Use manufacturer's web sites rather than letting Windows 10) Audio Interface, network and Video - all of them. Then make sure you have installed all Windows 10 patches. Then update your Vdist runtimes (this is not done with Windows updates) https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads

Is it possible that, when the smart tool is selected, and you click the left mouse button on the arranger track, and the ALT key is held down, that the section be split at that point. Think of what happens when you do the same to a clip - Smart tool, hold Alt while hover over a clip splits the clip. Also, can we have a keybinding available for section marker split and merge.

RPN is not required unless you want the range to be a value other than 2. In other words, most synths default to a range of 2. However, I usually put a RPN 0 256 and a pitch bend =0 at the start of my MIDI tracks to prevent wrong notes caused by a pitch bend that is still active. Yes, RPN 1,536 completely overrides a Wheel setting of two semitones/notes? You can do a pitch bend of more than 2 octaves.... just apply the formula I gave you. For example. 24 semi tones would be RPN 3072 (128 x 24) - as long as your synth can handle the range. One thing you have to watch with large ranges is that you might hear the steps as the pitch rises. If that happens, then portamento would come the the rescue there.

Are you sure they are invisible in the event list? Have you selected all tracks when viewing and filtered to just view CCs

The RPN (which is number 0) that controls the pitch bend is in steps of 128. Each 128 increment adjusts the pitch bend rage by a semi tone. With most synths, the default range is 2 semi tones up and down. Say you want the pitch bend to be 3 semi tones up and 3 semi tones down. For this you would issue a RPN 0 value of 384. Say you want the pitch bend to be 12 semi tones up and 12 semi tones down. For this you would issue a RPN 0 value of 1536 So the formula is RPN 0 128 x semitones required. Of course, this will only work if the synth you use responds correctly to the Roland GS or Yamaha XG standard. You already correctly stated that the actual pitch bend values from -8,192 - 0 - 8,191. This is necessary because of the higher resolution required for pitch bend - especially when using the higher ranges.