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I did. On my system, the latest version is Vdist 2022 is 14.42.3443

That is definitely different to the page I get when I click on the link I sent you... Here is a direct link to the updated 2022 Vdist runtime. https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x64.exe

See: (Scroll down to X64) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-au/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170

On a properly configured PC, with all updates and drivers (all, not just audio), all 64bit plugins, yes. What have you tried so far? I am assuming you have performed all Windows updates, updated all drivers, updated your Vdist runtimes and ditched all 32bit plugins.

Are you using a workspace? Remember, the layout of the Control Bar is stored in Workspaces. If you are using a workspace, then edit that Workspace so as not to load the Control Bar layout from that Workspace. If you are using a workspace, and you do want the Control Bar layout to be loaded with that workspace, then , after setting your Control Bar layout how you would like it, save that workspace. If you are not, then set your workspaces to “”None.

That would be true if you are using your DAW as a glorified tape deck. Not so true if you are using the deeper functions of your DAW. If you are using dedicated scripting or custom GUI designs, then switching DAWs would be near impossible.

Maybe try a reset then scan.

Where is the MIDI data from the MIDI track that you are sending the MIDI from the LX88 being routed to? Maybe a full screen screenshot would help (Use PC, not phone)

Does not look like it at this time. If you are on Sonar Platinum still, the most recent version you can get is Cakewalk by Bandlab. I definitely recommend this as CbB is light years ahead of Sonar Platinum. That being said, I believe that Sonar 2024 is now at a stage were the subscription is worth it. Also, I do not think we can yet say that a perpetual licence for Sonar 2024 can be fully ruled out.

That's the first thing I thought as well.... Maybe let XLN know....

Cal Scripts act primarily on MIDI events, so no.

You can enter negative time in the time+ field in the MIDI track’s inspector and it is respected. I do this all the time for sounds where the peak of the sound comes after the actual trigger time. I usually use values between -80 and -40 ticks (typed in manually or via CAL script). To test it once, I used a really large value and the trigger time was definitely before the actual event time as placed in the MIDI track.

On a properly configured Windows PC, that is definitely not normal behaviour. I am assuming that you go to CbB's help menu, select “Sign in to Bandlab” and only sign in from that resultant browser screen. Any other method will not work. I use the latest Firefox as my Windows 10 22H2 default browser, am connected to the internet 24/7, and I never get repeated requests to activate CbB.

Have you confirmed that RFX Nexus can respond to Program changes. If so, then, for best results with program changes, use the VTS2 version (some plugins do not respond to VST3 program changes even if enabled in the plugin). If RFX Nexus can respond to Program changes, do these preset changes happen quickly? Being a romper, when changing sounds in Nexus, there will be a delay while waiting for the samples to load.

Reinstall your Vdist runtimes. See: (Scroll down to X64) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-au/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170

Just to confirm, that there is no padlock next to the screenset you are using? (I have one here because I want this screenset to stay put)

Maybe edit the thread title to add the word "Solved"

Ideally you should not have any of these issues when saving projects. In last 30 years of using Cakewalk, I have just saved projects to a folder with no read errors, no read only stuff. It just works. Something funky must be going on with your PC. Even though, even this should not be necessary, what happens if you run Cakewalk as administrator? Failing that, maybe drop a note to Cakewalk support (though not really being a Cakewalk issue per-see, they may say so) https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new Another way out there option: Because you are running Japanese Windows, maybe your Cakewalk by Bandlab also needs to be set to Japanese? Preferences - Customisation - Display > Language

Do you have another drive other than the C:\ drive you can save your projects to?

Do you have any Antivirus software (including Windows defender). Are all of your folders used by Cakewalk excluded from all scans (including that c:\tomorrow folder)

Yeah I would definitely lose those exclamation marks.

What language and locale is your Windows set to?

No I don't think so either. You might want to contact support. Make sure you mention that another Sonar user has also confirmed this issue. https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Track zoom level is one of those settings stored in a Screenset. Have you, by any chance, locked your screenset. If you lock the screenset you are using, and then change the Track zoom level, the Track zoom level will not return to what you set it to when the project is reloaded. Note: Every project uses at least one Screenset.

Maybe try this https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed-cca7d1b6-65a9-3d98-426b-e9f927e1eb4d