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I have seen on another thread that the next CbB release is in the oven.

The last CbB update was released in early December 2022. Looks like the next one might be a biggie! Yes, I know. Patience Grasshopper!

What driver mode are you using in Cakewalk? Under Preferences - Audio - Playback and Recording

Are you meaning the cut down version of TruePianos that came with Sonar Platinum or the Full version. I have the full version of TruePianos and it works fine in Cakewalk by Bandlab.

The group buy FAQ, under “HOW TO JOIN THIS GROUP BUY?”, actually states “From {GB Start date} through {GB End date} simply purchase and register any of the qualifying products”. So, if I am interpreting that correctly, you have to both PURCHASE and register between those dates. Of course, to get a definitive answer, drop a note to IK Multimedia themselves.

What have you tried so far - other than update all hardware drivers (from actual website rather than Windows updates)?

Can it be assumed that you installed (from actual respective websites not just Windows updates) the latest Windows 10 drivers for all of your hardware (Not just your audio interface) Also, can it also be assumed that, prior to installing CbB, you installed all Windows updates? Are you able to open the project in Safe mode (Hold shift while opening project). When you do this, you might have to bypass each plugin one by one to see if that's the culprit. My PC is configured as per my signature and I cannot remember the last time CbB crashed.

From the CZ-V user guide ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.1.1.2. Import Import is the command when you want to add a patch to your CZ library from outside your studio, or from an archive. You can import a single preset, an entire bank of presets, or a playlist. This command will bring up a popup directory window for your computer; simply navigate to a valid file (it MUST be in either the .czvx format, or as a MIDI System Exclusive .syx file) and click Open. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

According to the Cakewalk manual “The pattern tools do not work on audio clips, MIDI clips, PRV notes or AudioSnap transients.” They work for automation events. A workaround would be to generate patterns in automation and then convert them to actual CC MIDI events. See: http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Tools.14.html#1232134 Having these available in the PRV Controller lanes would be handy. Personally, I have written some CAL scripts to generate triangle and square waves using MIDI CC Events . I have also written CAL scripts to convert straight lines to curves to build sine waves.

Did you disable the Nvidia audio driver in Windows device manager. It will be one of the “High Definition Audio Controller“ entries under “System Devices” I have a Nvidia GTX960 and I do not have latency issues in LatencyMon.

UVI Percussion Factory updated to 1.11 Update via UVI Portal of download directly from here: https://www.uvi.net/my-products#PRO399 Changelog 1.1.2 ------ - Add new Chimes samples - Add preset load/save options - Add sustain pedal support Note: In version 1.1.1 mapped MIDI CC Events are ignored. Version 1.1.2 fixes this issue.

A project routing diagram?

You would want it to at 25GB

UVI Percussion Factory updated to 1.11 Update via UVI Portal of download directly from here: https://www.uvi.net/my-products#PRO399 Changelog 1.1.1 ------ - Fix issue when using Intensity with manual trigger - Fix potential CPU spike on sequence start

It would depend on your plugins. If they specifically mention that they can use the GPU for their GUIs, then yes, a dedicated video card can help. Meldaproduction plugins com to mind. I did a “GPU enabled/disabled” on Mpowersynth 14.05 and the motion graphics in the GUI were a lot smoother with GPU enabled. Anything to take the load of your main CPU would benefit. Yes, fan noise can be an issue. However, fans usually are more audible while you are gaming (which you won't be doing). When you are using your DAW, they might not even be noticeable (or picked up with any mics) Some graphic cards do not even run the fan while not gaming so these will be completely quiet. I have an Nvidia GTX960 and I have modified the firmware to run that fan at 15% while idling or when using my DAW. Even in the wee hours, I can hardly hear it. Though modifying dedicated video card firmware is not for the faint hearted.

Yes

I notice that Windows 10 is not listed among the supported operating systems (with Windows 7 being the latest) See: https://www.casio-intl.com/asia/en/emi/products/ctk3200/ You may need to run compatibility trouble-shooter and have Windows treat the driver as if it were installed on an older version. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-install-and-update-hardware-drivers-in/a97bbbd1-9973-4d66-9a5b-291300006293

I mean what is your version of windows?

What is your operating system?

Well, you need to install the driver in Windows if Cakewalk is to see it. What happened when you tried to install the driver?

Did you install the driver for the CTK-3200 and have you confirmed that the CTK-3200 is visible in the Windows device manager under “Sound, video and game controllers”?

Yes. Track menu > Bounce to tracks. Under “Channel Format”, select “Split Mono” Don’t forget, you may have to adjust panning on the resultant tracks.

Yes, I just use the “use my ears” method.....

Requires the FULL version of Kontakt v 5.4.1 and above

UVI Percussion Factory updated to 1.10 Update via UVI Portal of download directly from here: https://www.uvi.net/my-products#PRO399 Changelog 1.1.0 ------ - Add MIDI drag & drop: exported file will only work with current session tempo and loaded preset if auto-align is enabled - Add host automation support for preset generate button (header magic wand) - Handle auto align in manual trigger