Will.

That is just a patcher that is built-in to FL Studio's FX bin. There are great free patcher plugins out there that you can grab for yourself. I believe the Bluecat patcher is free? Creators of FL Studio at the time had the idea to "SENT" post sends to its FX bin directly within the track/channel/strip, but the only way to achieve this - was to build a patcher plugin directly into its FX bin (wouldn't be surprised if its the same stock patcher plugin.) This came with some hiccups and challenges. By doing this they did not think of something extremely crucial at the time - and that is the pre-fader send. That is why you get the Fruity Send as a plugin insert separately. It was a great idea. It eliminates having to create extra track sends for a Dry/Wet signal. Meaning: Say you have a two-track project - just a plain guitar and piano, with both of them only using 5 plugins. That means for each plugin you'll have to create a track - a return track (Aux/Bus.) This means a 2 track project will then turn into a 12 track project, with 10 of those just for each plugin. That is why they created this feature. This came at a much greater cause as well. The user now has to do more steps, just to route some things around for some pre-faders with a plugin insert. So to give you a suggestion/answer to your request. Just create a send for the plugin with no dry/wet knob/slider/switch/button. Much-much easier. Requests are always welcome, but before we make them, a little bit of knowledge and research must be done to see if this will work and if it will benefit the entire CbB community | OR | if it will cause the company extra money and unnecessary work for the development team. Like creating an extra plugin for a pre-fader send with more routing codes and steps. By the way . . . Welcome to the forum. Be warned! You might get burned for this one. This is part of the inauguration of a new member! It's how we show "love." ?

Then you can just as well drag and drop the file into the TV. It's x100 faster? That's what I normally do when I come across these sample loops and just delete them from the TV again. I can see why it might be a problem to some though. Or maybe add a waveform viewer? This way you will know if you have to import it to the TV or listen via the browser.

Toodles.

I don't see any glitches or issues here. It works as it should my side.

Did you install them in the correct directory path and correct DLL Vst3?

FYI: Bapu means "Father" in india.. Just saying . . .

Its definitely snap to. What you can do is: Within the PRV, locate the View tab, scroll down to Grid Resolution and set it to FOLLOW SNAP SETTINGS. This will give you a more accurate snap setting every time you change the global snap in the PRV. The snap setting you see next to tracks are the note lengths to draw in. Grid.mp4

They always come back.

How can anyone compete against this? Thanks for ruining it chris. Theres no bouncing back.

Okay. Yes, you can do this, but its old-skewl.

Oh yes. You can do this.

The inspirational song idea doesn't sound bad at all. Love the idea.

Thanks but chocolate ice cream always seems to cheer me up.

Im upset with CbB right now. I have no more projects available to do. I have never been this disappointed before. How can one work without any projects! Its ridiculous . . . So, farewell until the next notification.

Apologies, but I saw the title is a trend and as we all know, you have to follow the trend in the music business. I am done with Cakewalk though. Finished all my projects and well within the time frame I had set for myself. No crashes, No hickups (thought there was issues with panning, but I was just too tired mentally and physically so some things got ignored by mistake and left untouched.) Had a smooth workflow. Looking forward to this few days off. Just have to get these out to their owners tomorrow. FR: Though. I know we can do this with Ctrl+Pin (its a daily use,) but would it be possible to get a global ON and OFF button to pin plugins automatically? For some reason it became a need. I kept forgetting to press Ctrl when opening a second or third plugin after pinning the first one.

Explain more. I'm too lazy to research this "Time Track" right now.

Things dont just disappear. Check your AV sandbox/quarantine. Are you sure you saved everything? There was no window to ask, "would you like to close the program without saving?" I mean 11 tracks disappearing out af an entire projects - as in vanished? Theres some gremlins in the system for sure | OR | human error at play. Can you confirm if these files are in the project folder?

Here's an interesting question to this: How about having the outputs to be renamed automatically on the audio tracks in CbB? Would this be up to the plugin to do this, or the DAW when sending the plugin output to an audio track?

I wouldn't use this very much. It often bring problems.

It does give the track number.

If you really want the "Zero" start. Its basically just a 'Time Ruler Format" feature. We can maybe just put in a request for it to display a little bigger? Time Ruler .mp4

Shift everything to start at measure 2 and drag the first clips out to "Zero."

This has been in Cakewalk since I started with Cakewalk X1 LE back in 2009

This need more clarification. Reason: I would'nt want a new project to open with a previous saved export dialogue settings. So you probably want it to open within the project it has been saved in. I think this is why the new prefix tags were created. You have to choose the right one (too many for me to type here now.) So, if you export stems, then you have to choose track name or clip name - which ever fit best for the export. I think notes are in there too. So just click on the tag next to the name for the list to pop up. Though: it makes sense for this to be chosen automatically when choosing the source. I think this follows your project sample rate. So if you create and mix in 44.1/24 and export to 48/32 it will revert back to the project sample rate. Too lazy to get up to check this now right now.

On a serious note and I really mean this . . . PT? Well, I will let you experience that world yourself and just say - within a period of two years, 60% of my clients have moved to another DAW. Which left me reaching deep in my pockets to keep doing business with them.