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You cannot. You use the Cakewalk Product centre to download the latest build. (which is 31.08.0.004)

I wonder if you can do a similar trick we have to do with the Edirol PCR800 drivers to get them to work on Window 10 and 11. The Edirol PCR800 drivers on the Roland website only goes up to Windows 8.1. You have to edit an INF file to get them to work on Window 10 and 11.

@msmcleodDo you have an MU100? I had a chance to grab a MU100R in 2002. Opted for the SW1K (with some trade ins of other equipment)

Same here...

I have to admit, this whole TT-S situation has made me glad I still have a working Yamaha SW1000XG card (in another PC connected via a Roland USB to MIDI adapter)

Acquire the note letter and octave of the drum hit you want to move, then you can do the following: · Select the entire track that contains the drum hits you want to move. · Use Menu > Edit > Select > By Filter to restrict the selection to just the drum hit you want to move. · Move NOW to the start of the first selected note. I have created a key binding that does this. · Cut. · Make the destination MIDI track active. · Paste.

Which external synth? If you already have the right ins file, then it's Preferences - MIDI - Instruments > Define > Import If you already have instrument definitions defined in Platinum, then it's Preferences - MIDI - Instruments > Define > Then right click on an item in the left column, then export. Then you have the ins files to import into Sonar (see previous) If you do not have any ins files then you will have to google for them (if they exist)

Yes, you can. Open (do not import) your MIDI file in Sonar. From the synth rack, insert a synth for each required sound in your MIDI track. (these synths don't need their own MIDI track, respectively) Using each MIDI track’s in/outs, route the MIDI tracks to the required synth.

Try this CAL script. (one I wrote for this very purpose) It prompt you for nth note to select, defaults to 2 (do (int note_number 1) (int even 0) (int nth 2) (getInt nth "Please enter nth note" 2 50) (forEachEvent (if (== Event.Kind NOTE) (do (= even (% note_number nth)) (if (== even 1) (do );exit do (do (delete) (insert Event.Time Event.Chan NOTE Note.Key Note.Vel Note.Dur) ) );exit if (++ note_number) );exit do );exit if );exit for );exit do

More information needed. I have been using copy and pasting in the PRV every day without issues.....

Tried automating some Prochannel EQ parameters here and it works fine. What steps are you performing to automate Prochannel parameters there?

Trust me, you'll know. When you go to save, computer (well, actually CbB) says "no".. Just make sure it's not mid project and it's been a while between saves, but yeah, get Sonar Free (or get a Bandlab Membership)

Yeah, I have used this since I went to Windows 10 (in 2015) It's good to know that it works on 11.... one day I will have to bite the bullet and upgrade.... (My PC is officially unsupported, so Rufus it is..)

This is already possible. I have made some of my own.

In fact even a mediocre PC will

More information would be handy..... Driver mode? Latest Focusrite Drivers? Sample rate and bit Depth? PC specs? Etc.

You are probably better off logging a ticket at the following link: https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new Make sure to include a crash dump file with your lodgement and maybe a copy of your project file (sans audio files)

This is changed in the Project’s Notes section. The J field determines the text you have indicated. See: http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=CakewalkSonar&language=3&help=Browser.10.html

With some Colour Schemes, when Ripple Edit is active, it can be easy to miss due to it not being as prominent as it could be. For example, with the “Dark” Colour Scheme, an active Ripple Edit status shows only the button text, “All” or “Section” and small icon, as orange. I think all with Colour Schemes, the entire Ripple Edit button needs to be a colour other than grey. For instance, with the “Dark” Colour Scheme, the entire Ripple Edit button needs to be orange This will make it easy to see. I think this is important because an inadvertently left enabled Ripple Edit can cause unintended edits. Of course, a solution is to use the Tungsten Colour Scheme. However, some people may not wish to do that, just to get a more prominent active Ripple Edit button.

What have you tried so far?

Yes, you can still open and view Project files in CbB once CbB is deactivated. You just won't be able to save or export from a deactivated CbB.

I have to admit - I went scorched earth on Syntronik 2 and got rid of all my Syntronik 2 stuff..... Having Synth Anthology 4, Arturia V-Collection 10 and Sample Tank 4 Max (Sans Syntronik 2) seemed a bit redundant. Also, there is quite a bit of sonic overlap, even within Syntronik 2 itself). Also, by ditching Syntronik 2, I also gained back quite a bit of drive space.

IKM moves in mysterious ways.....

That is how you would do it.

Depends. Any version that contains plugins that you (or previous required projects) are using is the one that you need to keep. Reinstall Sonar if you choose to remove SONAR Platinum or Cakewalk by Bandlab. Personally, I removed Cakewalk by Bandlab, kept SONAR Platinum, then reinstalled Sonar 2025.