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We need more information about your setup. Are you using the built in sound card? If you are they often have a setting "what you hear" recording option that will route the stereo output back to its input. Make sure that is not enabled. Try using a different input (left instead of right).

I use Modo bass and have not had that problem. Could be a corrupt project. Try a new project and copy over the midi to the new project with Modo bass loaded and see if it happens in the new project.

From my understanding that is expected behavior for take lanes. There are cross fades between take lanes because that is intent of the take lanes, to comp different takes of a performance together. If you move one take to another lane then you are saying that they are the same take and they shouldn't need a crossfade. I don't think the intent of the take lanes is to move other takes to the same lane and try to edit them together. That seems more of a job for a track.

A quick look at the Reference manual gave me this information. Seems the multidock can only be at the bottom or floating.

Check to make sure you don't have a punch in region defined.

Midi doesn't contain any sound information only note information so that a synthesizer can produce sound. You need to insert an instrument, like Cakewalk's TTS or Studio Instruments (Bass, Drums or Strings). Then route the output to the inserted synth. You show the built in Microsoft synth but I don't know if that will really work inside of cakewalk. Look for a tutorial or better yet look into the Reference guide for how to use midi and instruments.

I don't know what you mean by "Meter Peak". On a simple instrument track, one that combines a midi track with an audio track, there are two meters you can look at. If you open the inspector ('i') then there are two tabs at the bottom of that window. If you select the Audio one then the meter will show the output level of the audio. If you click on the midi tab then it will show the Velocity of the Midi note in the meter. There is a setting to "zero controllers" on stop. With some instruments this can turn the volume down. Try unchecking that option or add a volume node in an automation lane.

Lo hace con otras programas or solomente con Cakewalk? si es solamente con Cakewalk busque en las preferencias y cambia el tipo de driver (WASAPI, ASIO etc.)

It might be at the bottom of the screen and minimized. Try moving your mouse to the bottom and see if it turns in to a double arrow. If it does drag it up. Otherwise, try hitting 'd' key

If doing something in Cakewalk, like opening a VST GUI, is causing the problem then you will need to run Cakewalk while running latencymon to see what pops up.

Have you contacted support? Probably the best resource if no one here has the same issue or is going to respond. support@cakewalk.com

It could be but you won't really know until you run LatencyMon on your machine to see what process or driver might be causing it.

Sorry I can't be of more help. I don't use the Matrix View. Have you read through the Sections about Matrix view in the reference manual?

Try some different driver modes. One that should work well for playback using the built in audio chipset is WASAPI exclusive or shared mode. Exclusive means that only one application can have the audio device open at a time, No YouTube while working with Cakewalk. Shared mode tries to share it between apps. Please see the user manual. https://bandlab.github.io/cakewalk/docs/Cakewalk Reference Guide.pdf

Try looking at pp 729 in the Reference manual on how to control the tracks you see in the PVR

I would ask this in the Feedback Loop forum. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/forum/8-feedback-loop/

A glowing "red" would indicate clipping. I have had the prochannel clip and then just stay there and not produce any audio. The usual culprit was the console emulator but I also saw it with the BrickWall limiter. Try removing the prochannel modules and see if it works again.

What video card do you have? I ask this because I had an NVidia card that would cause crackles and drop outs when I showed plugin, especially, VI, GUIs. I used latencyMon to track it down to the NVidia driver. I could never resolve it and switched video cards and the dropouts/crackles went away. Check with https://resplendence.com/latencymon to see what could be causing your issues.

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I am not seeing that on their site? Just the usual 4 per week sale.

I haven't used the comping for a while but I have always had issues with the comping system leaving gaps or creating weird crossfades. I don't have a solution but if can trim your project down to a minimal size you can submit it to the dev team (support@cakewalk.com) and see if they can determine what is causing it.

I would clean all of them if they are getting full. The most important one is where your audio gets recorded and saved. Easier but more costly is to add another HD and point your new projects to that new uncluttered HD.

I don't know what you tried already so I will probably just duplicate anything you have already done but here goes: - Make sure no Usb hub is set to sleep or go into low power state - Uninstall or disable built in sound card - Make sure no rogue ASIO driver got installed that is not for your audio interface - Try with another DAW to see if it behaves the same

You can also just swipe select the area you are interested in and then go to the top of the clip, click and drag and it will create the notes for you.

1. Latency is caused by the size of buffer you choose. The Focusrite Driver is used to change the buffer size. Smaller buffer sizes cause less latency but can cause dropouts in audio if set too small or if your project has lots of plugins and instruments. Another option is to use direct HW monitoring. Your interface basically echoes what you are input to one of its outputs with almost no delay. The downside of this is that you don't hear any of the effects that you have added in the track in cakewalk. I don't have a Focusrite so you will have to look in the manual or on the Focusrite site to see where to set the buffer size. Make sure you have the latest Focusrite driver installed. 2. To record in mono you need to set the input of the track to a mono source. Usually the inputs to your device are listed as mono sources and then one that might combine two mono sources as a stereo source. Please look through the Cakewalk documentation or look up some youtube videos to get started.