Kurre

Are someone thinking/working on AI functions? Yes, it's going to be tough to develop for local software but there are several daw functions that could benefit from it. Audio alignment is one. It will likely come to daw's in a couple of years.

I stumbled upon one more way to listen to a note. Hold down Ctrl and left click on a note in the prv. It will keep sounding until you release the mouse button. The negative thing is that you only get a sound when the cursor is a cross (move). It's hard to get it to show the cross when dealing whit short notes. Best to start with zoomed in notes if you need to do this.

Check that your keyboard doesn't use midi thru in its settings. Also check that local control is off.

*Disclaimer - i've never felt the need to split the keyboard.* - I used 15 minutes to google it and edit the findings, this is the first things a came upon. . https://www.eareckon.com/en/products/freebies.html MIDI Polysher is a free VST plugin -With multiple instances of MIDI Polysher loaded into your DAW, you can create "zones" and control several instruments from a same MIDI keyboard (or controller). For example, you can link the upper keys of your master keyboard to a virtual piano plugin and the lower keys to a virtual bass instrument but there is more you can do with it. .. There's synth plugins that can split the keyboard. "Assigning MIDI Controllers to Xpand!2 Controls" In addition to pre-assigned MIDI controllers (such as Sustain Pedal and Volume), you can assign MIDI controllers to parameters within Xpand!2 for automation or real-time control from a MIDI keyboard or control surface. Please see your DAW's reference manual or other documentation to learn how to do this. Could be beyond your skill set, as you mentioned but it's doable. I love Xpand!2 and recommend it even without using kb split functions.

A midi track with the midi clip/s should have midi out selected. If not check edit/preferences/midi devices and activate those that fit your midi device. Control that the midi channel is the same on both. Some hardware synths have midi settings. Check those. The midi cable could be faulty.

If your audio out goes thru an external mixer, that mixer could be the source of buzz.

It seems that you can only bypass fx globally. Which means the whole project and not individual tracks.

I had nothing to do so i checked the workspaces out. I was wrong. It have nothing to do with aim assist. You do know that aim assist can be found by rightclicking in the timeline?

Probably a change in "workspaces". When things hide, that's the usual culprit.

I often find it behind other windows.

Could be that your mouse is failing. Check with another mouse.

In the playback and recording section. Instead of wasapi shared, use ASIO.

The SC-88 uses 5pin din. Your MAC has to have a midi-interface with an in and out 5pin din. From that midi out you attach a 5pin din midi cable to the SC-88 midi in. Then from SC-88 midi out you attach another 5pin din midi cable to the PC midi-interface midi in. It's the midi-interfaces that connect to the computer with usb.

Ok, i get it now. Multidock. I'm perfectly happy with the Default browser placement to the right. However as shown my divider is better placed. I can shift between top right and multidock without the divider moving to another place. Both screensets and workspaces (none) is at their default. I don't have any suggestion right now for a cure of your problem, sorry.

I don't get this topic? My browser have no divider line on any tab? Only divider is at the bottom against the help window. It would be nice with a picture to see what this is about.