Will.

Requesting to add control points to Automation lanes. Control points allow users to create Gate/Step/Tremolo/Sine/Wave filters by Snap setting, ranging from a whole Step/Beat 1/1 to 128th OR to the smallest/shortest Tick settings. This allows you to create interesting sounds on a single note (between the nodes) or the entire clip. Thanks.

Aware of that. Hence to why I said: Currently we have to "Draw" this in, but still far off from what "Automation Curve Points are." Top right: Control Point. Bottom Left and Right: Curve Points A curve point is created by the "Control Point."

He is referring to a "control point" that typically defines a continuous automation lane. Creating a linear or discrete lane. It alters a Sine, gate, wave, pulse, step, stairs and step filters, all with snap notes using a control point within the automation lane that you either drag up/down, OR, left/right to create your Step/Snap Filter, OR, "Gate step." In EDM, it's also being used with Sidechaining for ducking the bassline/synth strings. Currently we have to manually draw this in. This is actually one thing cakewalk do not have. We can't create a tremolo effect with Automation.

Request for Track Names to be automatically copied to "Clip Name" upon renaming tracks. It is suppose be done by the DAW, instead of the user having to do this manually every time a track has been renamed.

Exactly like that, yes. With individual clip tempo speed setting too. Global Setting is available in CbB, just a hassle at times and super outdated.

Definitely +1. Bumping up. We need this.

+1

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It could also be that you have the 32bit versions of your plugs installed that are not removed. Go through your "Program Files" (x86) folder.

Yeah. Don't fix what isn't broken, right? Then again, why not? Can always revert back, should I run into a problem. Plus, it will help the developers.

Question: Don't know why I'm asking this, but - do I have to install these hotfix builds, if I don't have any problems? The only problem I had, was the Ripple All issue. That was solved with Build 88.

Open up your control panel in windows and look for the Asio4All drivers (as written here and uninstall it. Go to the Apollo website and download the latest drivers for the apollo twin. Click here Go on youtube and search how to setup windows sample rate. That should do it. Can't explain it better than that. (I'm driving shhhh!)?

The new Hotfix (build 88) seems to be more stable. Ripple All works fine now. That was the only problem with my installation with the previous Hotfix build 86.

You don't want to be help.

Hey @Alex Rogan Can you please post your request in the feedback loop Here for a wider audience to see? Thanks.

Why don't you hide all of them, leave the volume fader and save the template with the workspace as default. Wouldn't that be a work around for now?

Magic.

Want to know, how is giving advice "Out of topic?"

How was that out of topic?

The "Arranger View" are way more flexible than the Matrix view.

Did you try to right-click the track or bus to display the pop-up menu, and check or uncheck the appropriate show meter options?

We need this too.

Q: Do you have Asio4All installed perhaps? A: If so - Uninstall it from your system. (always the culprit.) 2: Make sure you have the latest Apollo twin drivers installed. 3: Check that the sample rate in windows are the same as that of the apollo and Cakewalk.

Are you sure?

? Yes, I fully understand. I recall working on a class project in college helping with coding a game. No one will touch the signal flow on this. Just the visual on the Meter just those commands that Split the "visual side" of the Meter we see, when in Mono or Stereo.