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There is some information here (https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.02.html) That might be of use. Also this tutorial. If i want to duplicate a section i click on the arranger section in the arranger track which then highlights all the tracks under it. I then hold "ctrl" while dragging and it copies all the tracks to the new dragged location along with the arranger header

Feature requests go here. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/forum/8-feedback-loop/

Here is a pointer to the friendly names for audio inputs. Though it doesn't tell you exactly where to name them. http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Dialogs2.051.html AI response To make audio input/output device names more user-friendly in Cakewalk, enable "Use friendly names to represent audio drivers" in Edit > Preferences > Audio - Devices, then rename the devices in the Audio - Devices dialog. Here's a more detailed explanation: Access Audio Preferences: Go to Edit > Preferences > Audio - Devices. Enable Friendly Names: Check the box labeled "Use friendly names to represent audio drivers". Rename Devices: Click the name of the audio driver in the list. Type in your preferred, more descriptive name for the driver. Press Enter to save the change. Stereo Pair Names: Use the vertical bar symbol "|" to delimit channel names for stereo pairs (e.g., "Guitar|Voice" might show as 1: Guitar, 2: Voice, 1+2: Guitar + Voice in the menus). Global Names: Friendly names are global, not per-project. Re-mapping: Cakewalk can intelligently remap devices across different hardware configurations or driver models using your assigned friendly names, even if the hardware names do not match.

The volume of an input monitored signal has to be adjusted with your audio interface. Input gain and faders only effect volume of recorded material. You either need to get the other tracks to a level that matches the guitar or adjust your audio interface input gain. You do not mention what audio interface are you using? The built in ones often don't provide a means for adjusting the input gain.

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Try bouncing the clip before trying to apply the region effect. Could be that there is something already using the clip like transients or another region effect.

It doesn't seem like that list supports showing where the playback marker is. It is more more managing the markers. Why do you have so many markers? What are you doing with them? http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.42.html

It sounds like you are trying to use cakewalk in a "live" type setting where you want the tracks to mute or un-mute in pairs because you have an effect setup in each track that you want to switch between. While this might be possible it is not really what a DAW like cakewalk was setup to do. However, you can group items. Mute one of the tracks so one track is muted and the other is not. Now right click on one mute button and assign it to a group. Now do the same thing for the other's track mute button. They should now toggle opposite of eachother. https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=Mixing.44.html

Try one of the tutorials in the tutorials on basic midi or audio setup and recording. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/forum/35-tutorials/

Must have been a pricing glitch by IK themselves for it to show up on two sites with that same price.

Or maybe the velocity of the note are fading out as well?

The usual questions: What driver mode are you using (ASIO, WASAPI ect). In cakewalk did you select the inputs and outputs to use? Is the track armed for recording and is there any signal showing when armed. Is the track input selected to use the desired audio input from your amp? Check out the many good tutorials in the Tutorials subforum for more information. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/forum/35-tutorials/ PS. It would probably get more attention if you started your own thread rather then posting in a 2 year old one.

Does this help? https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=AudioSnap.23.html

Melda's MAutoDynamicEq has a match EQ ability as well as the Izotope's EQ has one as well. https://www.meldaproduction.com/MAutoDynamicEq Not cheap though.

You mixer says that it supports 32x32 USB Daw interface. So in cakewalk's setup make sure your using the ASIO driver and that in the output section of the HW setup you have all the outputs checked to use. If only 2 outputs are shown then there is a driver issue.