Promidi

Ah, that makes more sense...... and yes, they are gig ready....

240 gig, really? Surely this is another unit?

However, when I am editing a track in the PRV (which I do a lot) , I always have the controller pane visible. This controller pane is in single lane controller view. If a track has controller events where those events themselves are set to different channels, there would be several lanes to select. Doing the rechannel of the controller events puts all those controllers that are the same CC number on the same lane. In a nutshell, it's mainly for display purposes. For example, I prefer all the expression events (CC11) on their own lane, all the release events (CC72) on their own lane, and etc. rechannelMIDI = 1 on bounce achieves this. As you can probably work out by now, I use heaps of controller events per track. This helps me keep track (no pun intended) of them all.

I agree fully with this I do MIDI projects and I have 16 tracks set up - each forced to channel 1 to 16 respectively. Therefore the MIDI channels of individual events are irrelevant. When I go to add a controller, I too have to manually set the channel. However, there are times I forget to do this, or an operation results in certain controller events having an incorrect channel. This becomes important when viewing controller lanes as this does take into account the Event's channels. It would be nice if the bakers could restore the entry "All channels" under the channel select that is present in Cakewalk Pro Audio 9. In the file %APPDATA%\cakewalk\Cakewalk Core\cakewalk.ini under the [WinCake] section, I have added the following line. RechannelMIDI=1 What this does is when I bounce MIDI clips to a single clip on a given MIDI track, the MIDI channels of all the MIDI events on that track will change to match the forced MIDI channel of the track itself.

What audio interface do you have? Have you updated the drivers?

ASIO not available? If so, choose that.

It appears that may make an excellent feature request....

I have been waiting for Orchestral Percussion for MP2/ST4 to appear on sale.

Just my luck. Many things on sale except the item I'm specifically after..... oh well....

Cakewalk Pro Audio 9

I can confirm that, on my PC, the location the installer offered as a default was the correct location used by Sampletank 4 content for my installation.

Did you authorise the Spaceport-77 serial number using IK Multimedia Auth Manager?

Never use your phone for stuff like this.

Got it! Downloading it now!

Click the link, click on "FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME" , Follow the prompts. Too easy. Took me 5 seconds. Note: You need Sampletank 4.08 or above to use this

Direct connection is always best. If you must use a hub, make sure it's powered. Don't use unpowered. As respects USB power saving, you definitely want this turned off.

It does work for me. However, selecting a section and entering a percentage would be an excellent alternative. It's a pity the EditToTime and EditToTime40 CAL commands are broken in later versions of Cakewalk. Otherwise, we could write a CAL script to do it. What this also tells me that the underlining code for adjusting a tempo map has already been written as is available. The bakers just need extra dialogue boxes that calls the appropriate routines with arguments.

Is this connected via a non powered USB hub by any chance? Is the USB power saving disabled in device manager?

Which version, which build number of Cakewalk/Sonar? Which operating system? Which EQ? Prochannel EQor a 3rd party VST EQ Plugin How are you saving them - in a project, in a track template, as an actual preset? Are you saving it using the generic plugin saving mechanism or an internal plugin preset management system Can you please provide more information.

I use Studioware Panels and CAL scripts every day with my work flow in CbB. I have created my own custom Studioware Panels and CAL scripts specifically for this purpose. Hint to the Bakers: Please don't ever remove support for Studioware Panels and CAL scripts from CbB. In fact, if an update of CbB ever removed the use of Studioware Panels and CAL scripts all together, I would be forced to stop at the last version of CbB that supports Studioware Panels and CAL scripts.

On rare occasions, Windows updates messes with drivers. I thought that by going to the manufacturer's website, you can be assured of getting the correct and latest drivers. It was more of an educated hunch.

Download the latest Nvida drivers from here: http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

That is correct LatencyMon can be downloaded from here: https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

You must have the Select Tool enabled. You need to have the Smart Tool or Draw Tool enabled to edit/enter controllers.

Updating Cakewalk by Bandlab via Bandlab Assistant has always worked for me. It's the updating of Bandlab Assistant from Bandlab Assistant itself is what I have always had issues with. I do that manually, and have never had an issue using this method.