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Does not seem to happening to everyone. As a test, I created 100 audio tracks. In each track’s FX bin I insert an instance of Sonitus Reverb and Sonitus Phaser. That is, the project had 100 instances of Sonitus Reverb and 100 instances of Sonitus Phaser I was able to save the project and close CbB. Then open the project in normal mode. That is on a PC as per my signature.

Loaded SITs of SQ80 V and CZ V into one CbB project (2 tracks). Recorded independent MIDI phrase on each track, one after the other. No issues here. (PC as per Sig.)

I think sysex is only routed to and from hardware MIDI ports. Any sysex data encountered in a MIDI track, even if the MIDI track itself is routed to VSTis, will go to your first available hardware MIDI port, if exists. I am not sure what happens if you do not have any available hardware MIDI ports (probably goes nowhere). I tried this, and my hardware MIDI port flashed its output LED when ever sysex data was encountered in the track. With sysex banks, you actually specify the hardware MIDI ports on the Sysex View window.

Separately....

Yeah, that could work if the notes are different. However, if they are the same and/or the timing is all over the place, then it’s a CAL script. A CAL script that selected every other note could work - then set the velocity of selected notes to an arbitrary value. These are the sort of things I would like to see in the new Sonar as native functions rather than having users messing around with CAL scripts.

That might be down to the differences in the way CAL commands are processed between CPA9 and CbB For instance, issue EditCut40 EditCopy40 or EditPaste40 commands without paramters in CPA9 bring up a dialogue box. In CbB, the command just executes. Also the EditSlide40 command will categorically crash CbB. Any CAL scripts I have written, I make sure work in CbB.

This is one I came up with at such short notice. To use this, select the notes, so that the hi hats are the highest notes selected are the snares are the lowest selected is the snares It should delete any hihats that are within 50 ticks of a snare. No warranties (do (int min_val 127) (int max_val) (int current_note_count) (int Previous_note_count) (long Snare_time) (long time_diff) (forEachEvent (if (== Event.Kind NOTE) (do (if (<= Note.Key min_val) (= min_val Note.Key)) (if (>= Note.Key max_val) (= max_val Note.Key)) );end do );end if );end for (forEachEvent (if (== Event.Kind NOTE) (do (if (== Note.Key min_val) (= Snare_time Event.Time)) (if (== Note.Key max_val) (do (= time_diff (- Event.Time Snare_time)) (if (&& (< time_diff 50) (> time_diff -50)) (delete)) );end do );end if );end do );end if );end for );end do

Your question should not be “Is there a CAL script that..........”, but rather, “Can a CAL script be written that..........”

Quickly came up with this script This script asks for the alternative value, then sets all alternative notes to that alternative value, leaves the rest alone. (do (int count 0) (int Alt_velocity 100) (getInt Alt_velocity "Please enter velocity for every alternative note" 1 127) (forEachEvent (if (== Event.Kind NOTE) (do (if (== (% count 2) 0) (= Note.Vel Alt_velocity)) (++ count)))) );end do

No, but I am sure one could be written.

You can adjust Panic strength in Cakewalk.ini to 1. This causes the panic button to send note off events for all notes in addition to CC123. What I have also done is programmed a button on my MIDI controller to send CC120 127 CC120 0 CC123 127 CC123 0 (in that order) Many synths respond to that.

Cakewalk by Bandlab 2023.09 Build 75 should install on a fully patched Windows 7 PC (Well patched up to January 2020) Of course there will be a warning. However, it’s just warning, not a show stopper. It should still install. Just don’t expect any support. Note, you should be using the Web installer, not Bandlab Assistant to install Cakewalk by Bandlab 2023.09 Build 75. https://downloads.bandlab.com/cakewalk/setup/CakewalkSetup.exe

I would use two sends to route the signal to two buses. Then, put a tremolo effect on each of the bus’s effect bin. Use a Tremolo that allows for a very specific modulation wave (In your case, 50% duty cycle a square wave set at 1/128th). Meldaproduction’s MtremoloMB comes to mind. MtremoloMB’s modulation source be any waveform you like. This modulator can also be synced to tempo.

That is correct.

Definitely not happening here.

Note, installing this has the same issue we had before with BBC Orchestra piano. We end up with a folder with a VST3 extension - this might can contuse Cakewalk’s VST3 scanning component (it did on mine). Simple solution is to remove the VST3 extension from Abbey Road folder in the %CommonProgramFiles%\VST3 folder and then rescan. I am hoping that, by now, you all have your windows explorer to view all extensions for unknown file types.

Check your "%userprofile%\Downloads\Cakewalk" folder. The Cakewalk by Bandlab installers might be in there.

Create an automation, one each for each parameter. Then map a CC to these automation using remote control. I just tried it with 3 instances of Sonitus Reverb and this worked I created an automation lane for the Room Size of each Sonitus Reverb Via Remote Control, I assigned CC72 to the each automation lanes of all 3 instances of Sonitus Reverb. Moved the slider on the MIDI controller. The Room size of all 3 instances of Sonitus Reverb adjusted simultaneously.

Yes, reinstalling the interface driver could possibly help... As far as your other question “Could this be a prob of too heavy of a project”, no one can answer that without knowing: Has this issue just started happening? Version of Cakewalk and WIndows PC Specs CPU, Ram ETC Plugins and synths used Driver mode (ASIO or WASAPI) If using ASIO, using native ASIO drivers, not ASIO4ALL or similar wrapper? Bit depth, sample rate, sample buffer size Etc.

What happens if you do the following: · Uninstall Cakewalk by Bandlab · Download the web installer https://downloads.bandlab.com/cakewalk/setup/CakewalkSetup.exe . Install Cakewalk by Bandlab using that installer. This will install Cakewalk by Bandlab 2023.09 Build 75 · Run Cakewalk by Bandlab. · Sign in to your Bandlab account from Cakewalk by Bandlab’s help menu Make sure you have a default browser set in Windows settings Also, when the sign in opens your browser, make sure it’s the only browser windows open.

Sometimes when keyboard bindings go AWOL, I have to create a dummy keybinding to a CAL script (one that I will remember the name of) and then export the bindings to a KBN file. Since these KBN files are just text file with a KBN extension, I open the file with a text editor I then search for an occurrence of that CAL script (For example Kx005507={Cal script}). Then I delete any other line with where that entry points to something - using the previous example, any line starting with Kx005507=. Once there are no more lines starting with Kx005507=, I save the KBN flle and then reimport the file back into Cakewalk. Then I recreate the binding That has usually solved the issue for me. If you are going to try this and before doing anything, make sure you back up your keybindings.

I repeat. What are your PC specs, audio interface, bit depth, sample rate and buffer size, etc? You might want to consider getting an audio interface capable of native ASIO driver node.

Yes, you can. However, you will have to do them one at a time.

I was a bit concern at the expiry date of 02/1/2024. Down under, that reads as 2nd January 2024 That is until I quickly realised it’s actually 1st February 2024 (US date format)

How exactly did you do this? The zip file contains an MSI file - this is an installer. You don’t just copy this file into your VST folder, you run the installer The installer prompts for the various locations. The most important location is “Install VST to”. This needs to be a location as defined in Preferences - File - VST Settings > VST Scan Paths Once the installation is complete, then do a scan. Then the Sitala drum player should be showing up in Cakewalk. Check Cakewalk Plug-in manager if necessary.