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Can I also assume that the motherboard (to your knowledge) has not been overclocked in any way? (You might want to verify this)

My configuration is as per my signature and I do not have this issue. When you installed Windows 10, did you perform all windows update before you installed Cakewalk by Bandlab? Is there anything in the Windows Event viewer that could provide a clue? (Start + run > eventvwr.msc) I am assuming you're using the latest Nvida drivers (Which at this time is 461.92)

As long as CbB opens them (please never remove this ability), I am still going to use them. They speed up my MIDI sequencing 10 fold. (and yes, I do use CPA9 to create them)

I have written a Studioware panel with sliders to slightly randomly change all of these values of selected notes.

The latest version of Bandlab Assistant. is 6.50 Is this the version you’re using? The latest version can be downloaded from here: https://www.bandlab.com/download/assistant/windows Maybe what you need to do is start + run > appwiz.cpl , uninstall Bandlab Assistant. Then install the latest as download using the above link. Note: if you using a recent version.of CbB, you can now reactivate it from CbB's Help | Refresh Activation item.

Definitely the former in my case....

Don’t know that particular software However, this sounds like a MIDI channel issue. Check the Rock Songs GUI to see what MIDI Channel it is set to. (Drums usually default to channel 10 if not set to Omni) Then set your MIDI channel of the MIDI track that controls Rock Songs to the same channel. If this is set to “None”, then the MIDI track uses the MIDI channels of the individual MIDI events instead (which may not be correct)

Which “drum package” are you using?. Can you get sound from the drum package GUI itself?

I would be looking in the user guide for your keyboard to see of there is a way to change this behaviour.

What did you use to create the audio file that you’re trying to import?

This does indeed appear that your keyboard is not sending the note off MIDI event. What you could do is download MIDI-OX. This lets you see the exact MIDI events that your keyboard is sending. http://www.midiox.com/ Can it be assumed that you have tried a different USB port on your PC.

As a test, I temporarily set my CbB shortcut to "Run as Administrator", yet I was still able to drag and drop and audio file directly from a Windows Explorer file window into CbB. Maybe it's on certain Windows builds or from certain folders only. I am running the latest CbB (2021.1 build 98) on a fully patched Windows 10 64bit Build 20H2 19042.870

More info needed...

Assuming that you have updated your drivers for your Realtek soundcard (using manufacturer's websites rather than Windows updates). What driver mode, sample rate, bit depth and no of samples are you using? You can check this in Preferences | Driver settings and Preferences | Playback and Recording Note, as the Realtek soundcard is not really suitable for professional DAW use, you might want to eventually consider investing is a quality USB Audio interface that comes with its own native ASIO drivers.

What did cakewalk support say when you contacted them?

Select the events you want to copy. Go to FROM (I have set the ; key as keybinding to do this. I have also set ' to Go to THRU ) Then copy and paste (to make a duplicate - only one will remain selected) Process > Slide, then enter -4 measures.

Yes you are going crazy.... along with the rest us who do the same thing (myself included - even though I am “following“ that particular forum).

I am on Windows 10 Pro 20H2 OS build 19042.868 (fully patched). No issues so far relating to CbB.

I should have mentioned that MME is the mode that I use as well. Way back, I also tried UWP and found that my 1999 MIDI sound module didn't like it. I quickly reverted back to MME. I have been using MME as long as UWP has been offered and have never had any issues. As mentioned, some older devices just don’t play nice with UWP. Glad you sorted the issue.

Maybe drop a note Cakewalk support at https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633

I did a little test using your INS file you sent. I can confirm that patch change information is being sent from Cakewalk. I used MIDI-OX on another PC to monitor MIDI data and patch change data was indeed being received on that PC as a result of it being sent from CbB. Remember, an INS file does not actually do the sending of the MIDI data. It just populates any drop downs with human readable names for various events. I am starting to wonder if the issue is actual in the Korg Triton

I can No issues with patch changes on older gear here. I use an external SW1000XG card (circa 1999) which is basically a Yamaha MU100 on a card. This is a 16 track multitimbral XG card that received standard MIDI data. I use the SW1K ins file with this in the latest CbB (2021 Build 98), which allows me to select (and use) all the patches, controllers, NRPN, RPN paramters and drum kits on this card and they all work. I have been using this same ins file for the last 18 years. Now I do not know the Triton Rack, but I am wondering if you need to change the bank select method. On mine, it's set to “normal”. Also, for each of my 16 MIDI tracks, I have set their respective MIDI channels to match the track (rather than“none")

But Granted, that's worst-case scenario. The destruction might in fact be very localised, limited to merely our own galaxy.

Full KONTAKT 6.5+ required.

I think if you have a blob selected in Melodyne, that will prevent Melodyne from scrolling.