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Ignite do a good one (I forget the name offhand).

AMD's implementation is essentially the same. My 6 core Ryzen can run 12 threads (and appears as 12 in Windows task manager). From Windows' perspective, AMD' and Intel's CPUs are in this respect indistinguishable.

Yes, but it still does some funky stuff.

Both AMD and Intel (as do other CPU vendors like IBM) now use a form of Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT). Hyperthreading is just an Intel trademark, hence why AMD couldn't use it explicitly. The silicon implementation will be different, but from the OS' point of view, they are essentially identical. That article is somewhat confused (the comments are much more accurate!).

Press scroll lock key. Does this do what you want (disables scrolling and then re-enables)?

+1 I don't hate it quite that much but see it as pointless and getting in the way when you have a decent multi-monitor setup. Now docking Melodyne into it every single time Melodyne opens *is* something I loathe ?

I've noticed deletion does have its own mind for selecting shape sometimes! There's probably logic (first segment's type, last segment's type...) but I've never put my mind to working it out. You can at least change the shape with a single click!

Interesting idea... Interim suggestion: Right-click drag over the nodes you want to lose Press delete Right-click on the remaining envelope segment and select the curve type you want to use

Thanks @msmcleod - missed that ?

I use the mono delay all the time! And of course the SonitusFX suite are DX too and they're still pretty popular.

Very old ones - eg. the DirectX mono delay that still ships (I think) with CbB. Previous few though. And what is "tweak and automate" anyway?

If you have your old SONAR Platinum installed, the Nomad Factory comes with a suitable PulTec emulator (Program EQ) and the CA-2A Leveler may get you close (there's no frequency knob, but it may be good enough).

No - it just doesn't show a checkbox.

The codec being used? Can you check and see if this one is different from the others (I thought Windows Explorer properties showed this, but it doesn't - I've fired up a couple of videos in Media Player, right clicked on the playback area and chosen properties and you can see the video codec it's using). Note that Windows 10 no longer supports mpeg-2 natively (licensing, apparently) so this might be the issue - it's bitten me in the past.

I never thought of it until yesterday either to be honest ? When playing with this, I realised that you can also add audio tracks and assign the automation for an Instrument Track to that too, even if the audio is not assigned the soft-synth's input. Not sure offhand why you'd want to, but there are some interesting options.

Can you not add a second MIDI track, point it at the instrument in the Instrument Track and add MIDI automation there?

The old Scope cards also supported 32 bit float output too.

+1

1 - right click on a fader and you can revert to the previous value. Only one level of undo but better than nothing.

There's actually a key binding bug(?) here that can kick in: if you explicitly bind Delete to "Edit | Delete" in Global Bindings, it won't delete a marker in this fashion.

There used to be a "split every..." Command in a menu somewhere. I think it' still available - not in front of CbB to check though.

I've had issues like this with keybindings - sometimes, bind A (in global view), then unbind it (or bind it to do nothing) works.

Check keybindings for track view in preferences.

Press Pause (Break?) key on (computer) keyboard.

Also, check the size of the virtual memory size: you could very likely shrink it (or zero it) while you install CbB to the C drive, and then increase it. Windows 10 seems to be much happier running sans virtual memory at all (actual RAM permitting, of course!) than previous versions, which often bitched from time to time.