Promidi

And if you must still use them, even MP3 files can be encoded at 48khz.

Which is why I have told Windows Updates to keep its hand off the drivers. See: https://www.techilife.com/exclude-drivers-from-windows-quality-updates/

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Same goes for the SW1000XG (installed in a 2nd PC controlled via MIDI) I have here.

While I do not use my MIDI controller as a control surface, I have seen other posts that seem to indicate that any MIDI port that is use for your control surface should not be used as a MIDI track’s input MIDI port. Some MIDI controllers even have two MIDI ports - one that can be used for a control surface and the other as a MIDI track’s input MIDI port. I know my PCR-800 does. You might want to go a head and post this question as a separate post.

When I said controller, I actually meant the Continuous Controller MIDI Events (CCs) in the MIDI track that is being routed to your VSTis. I use a single external MIDI playback device that is multitimbral. Each part responds to its own MIDI channel. Each MIDI track that is routed to this external MIDI playback device is set to a spefici MIDI channel. Even when I am using VSTi synths, I still set each MIDI track that is routed to said VSTi to a specific MIDI channel - especially if the VSTi is multitimbral (like Sampletank or UVI Workstation for example). I try to avoid using “none” and I definitely avoid using OMNI anywhere.

Yes, that’s the setting I use. When I start playback after a note start but before its end, the chase function searches back to play that note. For me, this works for VSTis as well as outboard gear. Maybe some VSTis need time to initialise before playing a note Are you using lot's of controllers? Are there some where many controllers are happening at the same time?

I just duplicated a SIT (Simple Instrument Track) and the synth was also duplicated - ie a duplicate instance of the synth was created in the synth rack.

That's what I paid for it on another sale. Then it was buggy as hell - I could regularly make it lock up. Fortunately, the devs fixed it after I reported the issue.

Are both “MIDI Event Chase on Play” and “Include Note Events” selected?

Form the electronic keyboard, do you wish to record the MIDI performance or the actual audio?

If you are worried about the 250 mb space the core Cakewalk program files take, then it’s time to upgrade your system drive.

Instrument tracks can still have CC Events.

Is this a MIDI track with lots of CC, (or more rarely, even RPN or NRPN) events?

To clarify. By “bandlab”, do you mean the web version or the Windows desktop DAW “Cakewalk by Bandlab”?

I am not seeing anything on there that would be sending when the unit is not being touched. Are the CC messages being sent to CbB the same as what any of the sliders are programmed to send when moved? As mentioned, maybe the sliders need a bit of a clean.

What is the exact model of your “four fader midi controller”?

I second TTS-1

As per title. https://www.meldaproduction.com/downloads

I would simply write a CAL script to do this. Maybe even set a keybinding to this CAL script. (do (forEachEvent (= Event.Chan 0)))

I would if I could. However, on my PC, Korg Software Pass just drops to desktop. Even Korg Support is stumped.

I am going to assume you are using the latest drivers for the MOTU MIDI Express https://motu.com/en-us/download/#category=2&product=17

What MIDI mode are you using? MME or UWP Is the MOTU micro express plugged direct or via a USB hub . If a hub, make sure it's powered. Personally, I would only use direct, not any HUB (even powered). Try a different USB port. Also, do any of your projects have any SYSEX banks or data that gets sent upon open. Maybe these are overwhelming your MOTU.

Use a synth that allows ASDR to be mapped to amplitude. Set the sustain to a lower value than the maximum. Set the Attack, Decay and Release time to taste.

Search for “Go to start of” and “Go to end of” in Global Bindings.