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Actually, that is a valid concern. I can remember one early Sampletank 4 update broke how it dealt with Pitch Bend. On every preset, the actual bend amount did not match the dialled amount. Took them a few months to issue a fix after I reported that issue to IK Multimedia. I had to include variations in my Sampletank 4 projects to cater for this bug while it existed.

A CAL script is a text file that one can open in Cakewalk that can programmatically manipulate or enter MIDI data inside Cakewalk. CAL stands for Cakewalk Application Language. It has been available in various iterations of Cakewalk going back a few decades. Up until around 2002, one could edit CAL scripts directly inside Cakewalk. Fortunately, the latest versions of Cakewalk and Sonar can still load and execute them.

What happens if you create SIT with an instance SI Drum kit (with all the settings you want), and then save as a Track Template? Then , whenever you want a SIT with an instance SI Drum kit with all of your settings, just load said Track Template.

I am so glad I can hide specific posts.....

I have installed it. It opens In Cakewalk. I Created a 4 measure drum loop with Billy Cobham Kit using Cal Scripts I have written. Sampletank 4.25 Works fine here. Sampletank is huge with lots of content. Are you having a specific issue with a specific function or specific content or preset?

Which version of Windows? My Sonar starts normally after the May 2025 Windows 10 update. You might want to try reinstalling your Vdist Runtimes. I am assuming you have uninstalled and reinstalled (not just update) your Windows drivers (including graphics drivers, not just audio interface drivers). Have you told Windows quality updates to never touch any of your drivers. See: https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-stop-automatic-driver-updates/

What’s new in SampleTank 4.2.5 Fixed an issue leading to duplicate notes when using keyswitches. Fixed an issue with filters selection and mouse input in the Browser. Fixed a filter type issue when selecting Filter-O. Improved Installer compatibility with ARM architecture on Windows. General reliability improvements

Currently, there is no way to see all Remote Control mappings on one screen. At the moment, the only way is to know which slider or know a Remote Control is set, and then right click and select Remote Control. We desperately need to have a “Manage Remote Controls” item on that right click menu that lists all Remote Controls in the project. (like we have for “groups”)

You sure about having no Scroll Lock? In the years of working in IT, pretty much every keyboard I have seen has a scroll lock key. Are you using a custom keyboard? Photo?

Sounds like a candidate for a feature request... https://discuss.cakewalk.com/forum/8-feedback-loop/ Note: Quite a while ago, I asked for a feature to display a list of Remote Control mappings in the current, open project.

Remote Control Data configuration is stored in a project *.cwp file.

Can we please have the following type of MIDI editing features available on Sonar 2025 and forward. In regards to controllers and notes in the controller lanes and notes pane (where applicable) in the PRV: · Mirror horizontally and/or vertically. · Flip horizontally and/or vertically (for vertically, using midway between highest and lowest as anchor point.) · Horizontally scale using any position in the selection as the anchor point. · Time warp (meaning gradually increasing or decreasing the speed of just selected events). · The ablity to quickly enter controller shapes - for instance to use pitch bend events to get vibrato or CC7 or CC11 events to get tremolo. · Create ramps, dips and crests using previous CC value (if exists) for starting point of dips or crests). User enters CC number. · Convert linear ramps to curved (and the ability to switch selected events from concave to convex and back) Yes, I know we have the transform tool for some of these.... but the above would go beyond what the transform tool offers. Also for the Horizontally scale and time warp, you cannot perform these on notes. You cannot time warp or scale notes and Controllers at the same time. Note: My workaround is to write CAL scripts for all of the above (and more not listed) and put them into a Studioware Panel. For a given project these Studioware Panels save so much time. I think Sonar Sonar 2025 and beyond could benefit from these features.

What Windows scaling are you using? If not at 100%, try 100% Does this also happen with GPU Acceleration disabled? See: https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=CakewalkSonar&language=3&help=0x22B06

This should bring up the Meter/Key dialogue box. This is the default keybinging in Sonar 2025, CbB and Splat for the Meter/Key dialogue box (maybe some earlier versions too) What version of Cakewalk are you running? Are you using a workspace that has hidden the Meter/Key dialogue box? Have you messed around with keybindings?

Patch Change events are just that - Patch Change events. They are not sysex events. In your case, what you could do is create a sysex bank containing, for example, "F0 31 40 02 02 F7" using Sysx view. (ALT+SHIFT+7) Then save that bank as a Sysex file for future recall. Then, when ever you need this sysex string for a project, load it into a Bank (using Sysx view. ALT+SHIFT+7) - Make a mental note of the bank number. Then in event view, enter a Sysex Bank command - referring to the bank number you made a mental note of. I use sysex all the time for outboard gear and this in the method I use. Note: Articulation Maps cannot be used to manipulate or send sysex data.

Press ALT+SHIFT+6

Press X

Is this a VST2 or VST3? Is this compatible with the New Sonar? What is the CPU hit when run inside Sonar?

I have never had this issue with any version of Cakewalk or Sonar. Try using Latecymon to see if it can help pinpoint the issue. https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

It meant your whole question made zero sense as written.

Did you not get one when you made the purchase? Also, you have responded to a 5+ year old thread. You might get more responses if you start a new thread.

See my answer to your same post here.

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Have you excluded all Cakewalk folders (program, projects and and all VST and Cakewalk sample content ) from any real time antivirus scanning functions? Do you have any wireless input devices or network adapters? If so, considered wired for all of these (even if just as a test). Do you have any unnecessary programs that start when the PC start and continues to run in the background? Do you have any unnecessary graphic driver addons - for example, if you have an Nvidia or AMD graphics adapter, do you have just the drivers installed without any of their respective ancillary software. (No MSI Afterburner or anything like that) No ASIO4ALL or any other wrapper installed? Remove, if yes.

Can you please confirm. Does your sustain pedal switch between two discreet values (o and 127) or is it an expression pedal - one that produces many values between 0 to 127 as you depress the pedal? To get the sustain pedal to control an effect that is on the effect rack of an audio track (or Simple instrument Track), you need to do the following: · On the Guitar effect (I am assuming VST effects here), enable “Enable MIDI input” (On the VST windows toolbar. If this setting is greyed out this choose a VST effect where the “Enable MIDI input” is not greyed out) . Create a separate MIDI track that has its MIDI input set to the keyboard controller that has the sustain pedal attached. Make sure input echo is enabled. Move or press the sustain pedal to confirm MIDI activity. · On that separate MIDI track, set its MIDI input to the Guitar effect where you enabled “Enable MIDI input” in the first step. The effect will appear on the drop down list. · Open up the GUI of the Guitar effect and, with its learn feature active on the parameter you want the sustain to change (method depends on effect), Move or press the sustain pedal. · This should create a mapping from the sustain pedal to the respective parameter. Now when you move or press the sustain pedal, the parameter you mapped above should change. Once you have confirmed that all this is working, save as a Track Template.