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This is really more of an idea for people to look at rather than a completed AM to show how AMs can be used in "unusual" ways. I have fxPansion's BFD 2 (and BFD 1 and BFD 3, but I've spent most of my time with BFD 2): it has internal grooves that can be triggered by MIDI from your DAW. In CbB, you can use a drum map to expose them or (thankfully because fxPansion implemented the VST note exposure API correctly) from a normal piano roll view. But it's not always obvious when they stop (especially as there are multiple latch modes in BFD 2) or what pattern is playing at a particular time. I've started building some AMs to expose the groove MIDI notes within the articulation lane, so you have more visibility over what is playing when. BFD 2 Grooves.artmap

Oh yeah. I'm sure I managed to do this yesterday somehow like this...it was late!

Slightly faster (this made me think of it): Arm the first track normally Before next recording, Ctrl-A, then Ctrl-click the record button on the new track to record

And Shared Utilities - that's where the cw*auto.dll is stored and if that's out of sync with your version of CbB, bad things (TM) happen. Ah, I see a certain @scook beat me to this ?

But did it look like a kitten..?

Or sustain pedal?

I've seen a development request with a hand-drawn sketch and the immortal words "like this, but better".

Same here with Melodyne - that said, Melodyne behaves the same (slow startup) in Sound Forge, so I don't think it's Cakewalk specific.

OK, so try this... Same file Search for DriverType= Set its value to 2 (ASIO)

It was suggested on another thread that this might be due to Ozone's copy-protection. Are you using machine authentication rather than iLok, and don't have any iLok authenticated products on youe system? If so, then I think this *might* be the issue - I get the same with Melodyne. See below for details and way to check it.

It doesn't - I tried last night. Sorry ? I tried adding a DisableWDM entry just in case it also worked - no dice. Fortunately, WDM works for me in Windows 10/Project5, and if it didn't, my MOTU driver exposes a setting "Use WaveRT for Windows audio" (or similar - not at my PC right now) which bizarrely disables WDM in Project 5!

I have it switched on (nVidia GT1030) and it works OK with Cakewalk - doesn't make an obvious good or bad difference in anything I use to be honest.

Graphic design that uses fonts still seems to be a Mac stronghold in my (current) experience.

I can't see as the Simple Instrument Track (SIT) doesn't display MIDI input, but my guess is that its MIDI track is either not configured to use the virtual keyboard as its input or the note range is wrong (do you get any MIDI recorded at all on the SIT track?).

The controller is either an external MIDI controller or the virtual keyboard you have open. The bar at the top of the screen is the *control bar*.

Onboard battery?

Reminds me of French school children's bags from the 80's ?

Try this Try this (not sure if it works): C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\Project5v2_5 Edit project5.ini (notepad) Search for DisableDSound Set it =1 if it exists, else add it ie. DisableDSound=1

Please no: folders are for visual/organisational purposes. For example, I have a Vocal folder in a lot of my projects: some tracks in it will route to the lead vocal bus, some to the backing vocal bus. Having to have 2 folders (or, maybe even one track outside a folder if there's only one lead/backing vocal) would be irritating to put it mildly.

Yeah, sorry it's off topic but I knew you'd see it (and one more forum to log into otherwise...)! Definitely not appearing anywhere, and it works fine in SPlat as I said, so I assume the runtime libraries are correct. And I also assume no-one else reports this... MIDI is set fine too (as far as I can see, the same in SPlat anyway). There's no actfix in the installation folder by the way.

It seems a not unreasonable request (yes, there are workarounds, but having it do this automatically won't hurt anyone if it's an option, and it does make things more reliable in some cases), so this is neat you got it done so quickly. As an aside, any idea why I can get azctrl to work fine in 32 and 64 bit versions of SONAR Platinum, but it simply won't open its window in any version of Cakewalk by Bandlab that I've tried? It installs, gets added to CbB's control surfaces menu fine, appears in the Utilities window...and then does nothing when I select it.

Almost certainly a specific plug-in (I have 2 that do this with 100% consistency!). Open in safe mode, and work through them one-by-one (or, more efficiently, do a binary tree search to identify the culprit).

Running as admin, it will do that (ie. expected) so I wondered if that was happening/had changed. I just checked and (I know, it doesn't help you) it works here with the later .155 build, so it's not fundamentally broken anyway. Sorry - no other ideas though (well, reboot?).

Are you running CbB as administrator by any chance?

Hold down shift when dragging.