Will.

Yes. Press Ctrl+W to activate the jump to start/beginning option.

Maybe its a setting already available, but for years I had been looking and can't find it. Can we have Cakewalk to obey Midi clip lengths when bouncing a clip to not crop/trimming the start and end empty spaces when draaged out to fill the measure/bar as seen in the video attached. I know when we groove the clip for loop, it obey's the command, but as soon when doing edits - it does that trim/crop again. Comping.mp4

Okay, but Activate Cakewalk again. Remove it from your Antivirus (including windows defender) or disable it for this test and try opening a project again.

Activate Cakewalk. Connect to the internet. Click the help tab> sign in> activate Cakewalk.

No, you can't. Why is it bothering you, if i may ask?

Don't know why I made the old room black, but that's the issue I have. Guess a 4K ultrawide screen doesn't help either.

I think you've misread what I had said. Cropping the clip did not crop/snap to the grid. It either cropped it before or after the grid line - meaning: when ever i duplicate (as what was said above) the clip either go sits infront of the grid line or after right against where cropped clipped ended. So, it gets thrown out of the project tempo. The second video shows me in the editing tab in preferences as what Jonathan suggested, but I never have them selected. That's why i unchecked them and selected them again. (Hence me "questioning" why these 2 with the snap to the nearest zero crossing were selected.) So, clip duplicate was just mentioned because it was affected by the zero crossing snap, seeing its in the steps i was doing while discovering this. I dont use any other steps when wanting to copy or paste something. I duplicate and delete what I dont need. Its works faster foe me. Anyway, it was about slip snap.

Try it.

They were all ticked, so, that doesn't seem to be the case. UPDATE: Found the culprit in Preferences>Customization>Snap to Grid. Under Magnetic Test: Snap to Nearest Audio Zero Crossing should be unchecked. Now the question is: How did that get selected? ? Snap 2.mp4

Something is eluding me. Never experienced this before and i can't seem to figure this out. The clips doesn't line up with the snap settings on the grid at the end of the clip. So when ever I duplicate the clip, its out of time with the the project tempo - either before or slightly late in time. Snap.mp4

Yeah. It is a great little limiter especially for a plugin that is free. I often send an e-mail there to keep the developer interested to consider redesigning its UI. I agree. This is really interesting to know. I do have the Youlean. Now you've just made me curious and eager to test this. This is a must when I get home. Normally when I encounter this, I know theres something i didn't EQ right in the low end.

This makes me excited. The Concrete Limiter sounds great.

There's literally thousands of information about this on the WWW. Buffer size is the number of samples (which corresponds to the amount of time) it takes for your computer to process any incoming audio signal. A higher buffer size will result in greater latency (delay) and the higher it is set (larger number), the more noticeable it will become. That means that if you set the buffer size lower (smaller number), then the processing will take less time and the latency (delay that you hear) will be decreased, making it less noticeable. However, reducing the buffer size will require your computer to use more resources to process the data. So, this is a balancing act: the smallest-number buffer size will be better, but it may tax your computer’s processing power, resulting in errors. If you have a less powerful computer, you’ll likely need to increase your buffer size, both while recording and mixing, to keep from encountering errors. Typically, you’ll want to use the smallest buffer size your computer will tolerate without getting errors (glitches/distortion/cracks/gibberish what ever we call them.) The more plugins you use, the more CPU resources you eat up.

A fundme account would be great to get money for the licencing of the Concrete limiter. ?

The Loudmax limiter is a brickwall limiter that uses look-ahead too. It is so tiny, lightweight and powerful its ridiculously crazy how Thomas Mundt pulled this off. It can be used on every track, aux or bus it wont introduce any latency. I jad been using it over 9 years and it still my favourite of drums and pretty much anything. Its a free limiter that's available on plugin boutique and in the link below that will take you directly to the developers site. It sounds great in the mastering chain as well. Adaptive limiter, LP eq and the MB they all hungry cpu plugins. I almost invested in them back in SPLAT when I realized this testing them. A pitty CbB didn't buy the concrete limiter licence too. Now that would've been a great addition to the Pro Channel. It lives up to its name, but yeah. You win some and you lose some. https://www.kvraudio.com/product/loudmax-by-thomas-mundt

Cool, Thanks. No, I don't plan to install SPLAT. I don't see why I would need it again. It was just a random thought and question I had while updating my wife's video software. It made sense asking this at the time, seeing that the software had asked to remove the previous version before installing its latest update.

@msmcleod This is just a random rudimentary question on experience I had at the beginning of last year, if not in 2020. I'm aware CbB running on the same code as that of SPLAT. Even though it can run side by side on one system - when you install SPLAT last, it corrupts files such as Pro channel modules and certain Sonitus effects in CbB. The question then is: Can SPLAT be the cause of certain crashes and DAW stability in confusing CbB on which files to read? The question arises from the knowledge of most DAW's or Software that asks the user/member to completely remove the previous version when installing the new update | OR | with most updates it uninstall the previous version to install the new update for their notion of "best user experience" without causing a debate.

Checked both new project and existing project. In the PRV and TV. Section and whole clip. Paste as new clip or existing clips including paste to one clip. Works fine here.

You can enable Cakewalk to show mono outputs by ticking the 'Show Mono Outputs' option in the Edit > Preferences > Devices.

Uninstall the files do a cleanup and download again through the web installer.

Yes. That's why I'm saying windows 10 20H2 is a buggy built. I'm running 21H2 on all my windows systems. The last time I had experienced this efficiency with windows 10 was in their 1809 version.

If you're running Windows 10 20H2 it will cause problem with Cakewalk. I've experienced this with my test machine. In order to run Cakewalk or any other "popular" DAW fluently on any machine - is to have a system that's dedicated only for the specific chosen DAW and nothing else on it.

@Milton Sica as @bdickens said: Its better to get use to recording without effects. I had spend over an hour (right after my last post) looking for a video on Youtube from a well-known Orchestral Composer on how he explains the differences between analogue and digital recording, how difficult it was for him to get used to digital recording during the hard lockdown, but couldn't find it. The first part of the video is where he explain how he treated digital the same as analogue with the problems and challenges it introduced with latency. Then he goes on to say, the more he asked questions from friends that use a little bit of both worlds, the more he understood. You don't need to record with effects in the digital world -- you can, but you don't have too. Also, you need to set up things accordingly for this. (I can attach video's) The best way in the digital world is to record clean, mix later and do mastering last.

I can almost guarantee you Adaptive Limiter is your culprit. Change it to something else and you'll have a better experience.

I know you're asking for a revert option, but for now just use Ctrl+ ⬆️ ⬇️ for multiple tracks highlight the desired tracks. There's also the Shift + Drag option. I prefer the Ctrl+Arrow keys though. And . . . to zoom In and Out Ctrl+⬅️➡️ Best solution for now and its accurate in resizing things.