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Preferences > MIDI > Instruments and click “Define”. I dialogue box will appear. You can import your sx700 instrument definition file there. See: http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=CakewalkSonar&language=3&help=Instrument_Defs.03.html In regards tempo and time signature in MIDI files, these will be present when you open a MIDI file rather than importing them. There will always be an initial tempo and time signature. If there are no automation on the tempo track, then the initial tempo should show in the transport module. You might also find it in the

Set a Global keybinding to “Select Loop Region” (I have set ALT+L) < this will set your selection markers to match your loop markers. Select the track you wish to split Set your selection markers to match your loop markers > because I have set the above keybinding, I would press ALT+L Right click on that selected track > Split Select “Split at Selection”

^^ This! ^^

As per title. Don’t forget to add GROUP at checkout to reduce the price ever further. https://www.jrrshop.com/celemony?dir=desc&order=special_from_date

Did you install the updated Vdist runtimes over the top or did you uninstall the Vdist runtimes, then reinstall them?

I am thinking it wouldn't. https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/12972701353757-Notes-about-Auto-Migration-of-Kontakt-Versions-in-DAW-Projects In there it states: "IMPORTANT: Auto-migration only works with the latest versions of Cubase 12 (and higher), Nuendo 12 (and higher), Logic Pro 10.8 (and higher), Pro Tools 12.3 (and higher) and Maschine 2.16.0 (and higher). Do not try to perform the auto-migration on other DAWs! And do not perform auto-migration if you are still working on your project!"

Leave K6 installed. The K6 presets will not automatically move to K7.

Depends on which “'migration tool”' you are referring to. Can you elaborate.

Can we please have a feature that, when selected, can open a dialogue box that lists all Remote Controls (and what they are mapped to) in a given project. Currently, if one sets remote controls for parameters, then only way to know if any are present is to right click on a single parameter and then see if “Remove Remote Control” is enabled. If it is enables then one knows there is one configured for that parameter. It does not tell you what is mapped to what. You actually have to open the “remote control” dialogue box.

Use groups and remote control on the Input echos. I tested it here in CbB and it works fine. As a test, I performed the following. (Took me about 1 minute). I created two SITs - one with Arturia Piano V3 and the other with Arturia Juno 6. I grouped the input Echos of both SITs and set them to Custom. The start value and end value of the piano were set to 0 and 1 and the juno 6 were set to 1 and 0. I mapped CC74 to remote control on the piano’s input Echo. I was then able to switch between the Piano and the Juno 6 by moving the CC74 knob on my PCR-800 while playing live. http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x20982 http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x20183

Personally, I would ditch the Behringer UMC 22 interface and replace it with a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (or some other Audio Interface) that comes with native ASIO drivers) . Then you will be able to reliably use ASIO. If you do this, I am fairly confident all your issues will evaporate over night.

Looks like something did go wrong with the installation of your Dimension libraries I have the complete list of DSF Ensoniq prog files installed here - including the single prog file that points to (and loads correctly) the ACCORDION.sfz file On my PC, the DSF Ensoniq prog files are under my ".....\Sonar resources\Rapture Pro\Programs" folder

That is how Dimension Pro works. The Prog files are the actual presets. The Presets load the SFZ file into one of the the elements. Rapture Pro works the same way. In Rapture Pro, If you want to load a single SFZ file, initialise the preset and load the required SFZ file into an element. Dimension Pro might have a similar method. Can't test as I have Rapture Pro and uninstalled Dimension Pro. I just did a test in Rapture Pro. I loaded ACCORDION.sfz (from the ..\Rapture Pro\Multisamples\Digital Sound Factory Ensoniq CDR-1 folder) into an initialised Rapture Pro preset's element and it loaded (and played) fine.

Are you going to the Cakewalk by Bandlab help menu and logging on from the resultant screen. That is the only log on screen that will activate Cakewalk by Bandlab. If you are still having issue then maybe flick an email to support@cakewalk.com. Do this if you need a password reset.

Just tried it here... no debugger message here.

Yeah, 30 gig per piano - 240 gig all up..... for me, that's a hard pass. $99/99€ might be a good deal monetarily. However, drive space is also a currency when it comes to plugins. 240gig is quite a high price, especially when I could probably achieve a similar result as Pianoverse with the stuff I already have. I have Sampletank Max (with their pianos), Arturia Piano V3, Arturia Fragments, Melda's MComplete, Immersive Black Hole or Mturboreverb (for those really lush long reverbs). Even if Pianoverse was free, I still would not bite. I do agree that a physical modelled piano from IKM would be more tempting...... (Would compete with Arturia Piano V3 and Pianoteq)

That's quite strange. I can use Modo Bass 2.0.3 in Cakewalk by Bandlab. With out looking up the previous thread, what issue did you have with Modo Bass 2.0.3 in Cakewalk by Bandlab?

Definitely enable file versioning. That has saved my derriere on many occasions.

Sorry, I had to do a cull of attachments due to the forum limit. Try these. Compress to the left.CAL Compress to the right.CAL

As per title. Update via EastWest Installation Centre

Until you fix this, you could use a CAL script to delete those notes. Put the following (copy and paste to capture the required spaces) in a *.CAL file You could even bind that CAL to a computer key to make the process even faster. (do (forEachEvent (if (&& (&& (== Event.Kind NOTE) (== Note.Key 60)) (<= Note.Dur 30)) (delete)))) In the above snippet, the 60 (after the Note.Key) is the note number and the 30 (after the Note.Dur) is the maximum duration of the spurious note the keyboard generates.

Generally, if I want to include tempo changes, markers, time/measures, etc in copy/cut and paste operations, first I drag across the ruler to do the select. Then I do a cut, copy and pastes special and then include the various elements. If you only want those elements and not MIDI event, then I deselect “Events in Tracks”. I tried marquee selecting some tempo changes (so they were the only items selected), and still the “copy Tempo” item in the Copy special dialogue was greyed out. Looks like dragging across the ruler to do the selection is the way to go.

I am using a PC as per my signature and I do not have this issue with SI bass (or any synth vsti). I am assuming you are using the latest Focusrite ASIO drivers? What buffer size and sample rate are you using? What else have you tried?

My Arturia stuff has gone back to briefly showing the login screen when I start one of their synths. This looks like an issue with the ASC. Arturia are going to have to fix this. I have flicked an email off to Arturia support.

Are these differences occurring in MIDI tracks with just the note data in them? For the Distortion Guitar, are there any CC74 or CC71 events therein. As a test, what happens if you put CC74 > 63 and CC71 > 63 Events in TTS-1 default drum kit Crash Cymbal 2 plays ok here.