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I just got a reply from UVI support. They have acknowledged this issue and it will be fixed in the upcoming version 1.0.1 of Synth Anthology 4

Definitely using latest workstation (3.1.12 x64)

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Can someone who has SA4 on UVIWorkstation 3.1.12 and select any 28. machine preset and post what happens. When I select any 28. machine preset, I get SA4 display an error mesage "Unable to load the convolution reverb data from'SFalcon Resources.ufs/Samples/Convolver/Speaker/Champion.wav'" and "Unable to load the convolution reverb data from'SFalcon Resources.ufs/Samples/Convolver/Speaker/bass Green.wav'" I have reported this to UVI support but I just want to make sure it's not just me.

I pretty much work the same way with MIDI in the PRV. I copy (sometimes cut) and paste a lot. Sometimes between tracks. My clips are single huge clips in each track. I also have “Blend Old with New” in Preferences - Editing.... In the 30 years of working this way, I have never seen the behaviour you just described. Are you using the latest version of Cakewalk by Banflab?

Yes, I am with the lots of controllers theory. There is a CAL script that can thin them out a bit. Look for a CAL script called “Thin Controller Data.cal”

The F'em installer has a similar issue that the BBC Orchestra update did. Similar solution too (remove the VST3 extension from the folder it puts the VST3 plugin). I can also confirm “possible crash in FM Matrix control” has been fixed (I actually experienced this particular crash and reported this to Tracktion support).

Keyswitches. If the notes that do the keyswitching are simply MIDI notes events, then if you ever need to transpose the MIDI track containing the keyswitch notes, the keyswitches would end up triggering the wrong articulation. You would have to remember to only select non keyswitch notes every time. Of course you could always put the keyswitch notes on a separate MIDI track and route that MIDI track to the synth with the articulations. Both scenarios would mean constant scrolling or switching between tracks. Articulations solves all of that .

How a synth responds to velocity depends entirely on the synth’s preset. Also, on some presets, velocity could affect more than merely volume.

What happens if you uninstall Rapture Session and then reinstall it via the Cakewalk Command Centre?

Maybe use Audiosnap on the recorded audio clip - click “clip follows project”. Then enter a lower tempo. I am more of a MIDI person, so someone might clime in with a different solution.

Definitely an issue with the piano VST you are using. Hopefully EastWest can get this sorted for you. A similar thing happens with Arturia’s SQ 80 V synth when a patch with unison is enabled. (For my issue, I have contacted Arturia support, and they have acknowledged the issue and are working on it).

Some of the the CAL scripts I have written can generate the required MIDI events directly. Some if them can edit ones I have entered by hand. They do speed up MIDI editing a lot.

Even though CAL scripts have officially been depreciated, I have actually written a few that can create ramps and curves for CC values and wheel events. Combined, these can also be used to create sinusoidal oscillations of controller and wheel events (for creating vibrato using pitch bend, for eg). These can be further edited using the Transform tool.

You might want to uninstall the Realtek ASIO driver

No worries. Good Luck!

That's ether a hardware error, or a buggy plugin or a buggy driver.

Can we please see a screen shot of the following: Preferences - Audio - Devices Preferences - Audio - Playback and Recording?

Even if “they” did, you would still probably be better off with a separate 3rd party vsti Bodhrán ....

I just exported (rather than file saved) a type 1 MIDI file from a previous project. All of the tempo changes and patch changes were intact in the exported MIDI file. Perhaps you’re thinking of importing MIDI

Do the MIDI tracks in the exported MIDI files have Patches defined? Some synths need may not respond to the Patch settings of the individual MIDI tracks. In case this happens, I also create patch change events in each MIDI track of a MIDI file.

The PRV controller lanes are my go to for entering pitch bends (and all controllers for tat matter) One reason I use the PRV controller lanes, instead of automation nodes, is because of the Transform Tool. You cannot apply the Transform Tool on automation nodes. Also, controller events can be manipulated by CAL scripts, whereas automation nodes cannot. I have actually written many CAL scripts that specificity manipulate pitch bend events. I have built these into a Studioware panel that I have written. For drawing MIDI controllers I usually use the smart tool. The draw tool could work too. Personally, I use CAL scripts I have written to create smooth pitch bends. One even converts a straight line to a smooth curve.

Rename the "%CommonProgramFiles%\vst3\BBC Symphony Orchstra (64 Bit).vst3 folder Then find the “BBC Symphony Orchestra (64 Bit).vst3” file that is in that folder and place it in the root of your VST3 folder ("%CommonProgramFiles%\vst3"

I have a few Symbolic Links here and they show up as listed in both locations. If you need to see a list of Symbolic Links on the C Drive, go to the command prompt and do a "dir /AL /S c:\" (without quotes) Here is an example of how a folder appears on my PC after issuing that command Directory of c:\Users\Paul\Documents\My Pictures Fri 03 Sep 2021 04：13 PM <SYMLINKD> Phone Camera MX [D:\Data files\Samsungdata\Stock Camera] 0 File(s) 0 bytes Note the 0 bytes occupied on the C drive. The physical space is occupied on the D drive. In my specific example, the physical location of this folder and contents is D:\Data files\Samsungdata\Stock Camera where as it shows on the C drive as c:\Users\Paul\Documents\My Pictures\Phone Camera MX

Are you meaning Symbolic Links? (can also be done with MKlink commands)