Xoo

Windows Forms standard - & indicates the next key is a shortcut key and underlines.

Manual Scan it is.

Reminds me of this Which apart from making me feel very old as I was at the gig, is no bad thing in my book at all.

1/4 time signature does work:

Nice.

Isn't that parliament buildings?

Something "ick-y" perhaps?

I assume an auto-correct typo ?

That looks UNC - I don't have a network to try that on (easily) but my guess is it's related to that, and that you can't browse over a UNC path. That said, the folders CbB uses are per user, so it should be possible to set that up to the user's home directory (batch script if necessary on logon), so that is a base location rather than the local projects folder.

Are you using mapped drives or UNC paths?

If it's live, just set the input filter on both tracks to the same MIDI source (MIDI channel filtering available if necessary) and enable input monitoring on both tracks.

Is the folder/drive they're in compressed (NTFS compression) by any chance? That can unexpectedly affect some things in Cakewalk loading.

But the existence of an ASIO driver is stored in the registry, even if the device/driver is disabled in Device Manager.

I have no idea if this works, but can you set time signature to 1/4?

It also appears in the Synth Rack (which kind of freaked me out the first time I saw it just pop up there).

Also, don't transpose drum tracks!!!

Given the power YT et al have, I think this is a fine idea. I've subscribed to both mentioned so far. Mine is https://www.youtube.com/xoovideo

Thanks for this: I keep "forgetting" to make use of the arpeggiator, but this made me revisit it, and one of these patterns turned out to be just what a new track I'm working on needed.

Bounce the Melodyne'd clip first (Render in the right click menu IIRC).

That shift-C is one I didn't know about...

For silliness purposes, I used the same data with a 20 second reverb: It behaves pretty much as expected.

Reverb level goes up and down: Send set to Pre for comparison: I'm not quite sure what you mean by this, so I've done it two different ways, but in both cases, the reverb dies within 2.3 seconds:

Make sure the send is set to post fader, not pre fader. Of course, with a long reverb/delay (long compared to the length of the track fade), the reverb will still be processing the signal from way before the track volume got to zero, so you'd likely expect to hear some reverb even after the track is silent.

Thanks for the great response. @mark skinner...you may not believe it, but it's actually ye olde Session Drummer 3 (which came with one of the later SONARs) using the Brushes Solos and Fills program it shipped with. Virtually no processing on it apart from some compression on a bus with everything feeding it (Pro Channel PC4K) and everything apart from kick and hat treated to a small amount of the Pantheon reverb (Hall) which also shipped with SONAR.

I've got one much like that one (and have had similar in the past) and no matter what I do, I find the extra side buttons are too far forward to be of any use without moving my hand from a comfortable position: if the left buttons are under my thumb, my middle fingertip is so far forward, it can't use the scrollwheel without contortion, and my left and right mouse button fingers are perilously close to touching the mouse mat. My hands aren't huge, but they're not tiny, so I've never been able to work out who has a hand with a thumb the same length as their fingers (maybe they're designed for oranhutans?).