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Here's one thread from August. There have been others both before and after. I can usually find the ones I contributed to faster than I can search the whole forum. I don't always guess the best keyword right away. Maybe try "TTSNOTE?"

Maybe someone else posted it here earlier? I must have seen it at least 33 hours ago based on the date/time stamp on my "Here is Your New Free Plugin – Magma StressBox" reply. In any case thanks for arguing about this. I saw the thread about 1/2 hour ago or so which prompted me to update the installer download MagaStress, and activate it! I might have forgotten without all the hubbub! 😛 CORRECTION: I saw this post at 9:00 AM yesterday (Friday), just short of 36 hours ago, approx. 4 3/4 hrs. after MusicMan posted it.

Assuming its really important to get an opinion based on an "ancient" post, another option is to send a private message. Also, you could read through the OP's more recent posts.

I don't use Coolsoft's VirtualMIDISynth or their MIDI Mapper, but I had the installers, installed them, and have been playing around with them both in Cakewalk software and Voltage Modular. I probably did a somewhat competent job of setting it up and even directed Windows Media Player to use the Virtual MIDI Synth to play a file [Canyon]. Several years ago when I thought I might get into creating modules for a virtual modular synth (Voltage Modular), I created a test button to list all of the MIDI Device my PC had--no functionality other than just listing MIDI devices. The button lists the VirtualMIDI Synth #1, CoolSoft MIDIMapper, Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth, and Microsoft MIDI Mapper (all as receivers). As for functionality, I was able to create some very simple patches to send note data (and patch change commands) to both the MS GS Wavetable Synth and the Virtual MIDI Synth from my usb keyboard and a VM Step Sequencer. Unfortunately, due to latency issues sending MIDI data was less than ideal (or even practical for all intents and purposes). from VM's CV to MIDI module:

There are 2 sets of Delay settings that can be linked: Factor, Feedback, Crossfeed, and Mix. One set if for the left channel; the other set is for the right channel, assuming you don't have the two channels linked. In that case, both Left and Right use the Left settings. Think customizations for "Ping Pong" delay. For each channel the Mix sets the % of the delayed signal that gets mixed with the original (incoming). 0% means the channel (L or R or both, if linked ) only has the original signal coming into through the Delay module into the Mix. 100% means the channel Mix has 0% of the original/incoming signal (aka 100% of the Mix comes from the Delay, none of the original). Tip: To explore different delay settings on the two channels, turn the link off: ->

I don't have the Tonex Plug, but I did see there were some IK software updates that seem to be related to The Plug. Do you have the latest version of the IK Software? Also, did you look in their forum? Often people raise issues there.

Thanks for mentioning this. I went to My Store on their site and found a number of products available for $25, evidently part of their 25th Anniversary Promo. As usual, I would advise others to also check third-party vendors because sometimes they have the same items on sale, sometimes with perks (freebies, virtual cash, discounts, etc.). Hmmm. I just checked one of the vendors I use and they list a lower price on some of the psp plug-ins. ADDENDUM: Fans of wild and crazy delays might like the PSP 608 MD MultiDelay Plugin which is now about three dollars lower than the best discounted price I paid in 2024 (when I thought it was a good deal from the same vendor)! Music Plugin Consumers of the World, UNITE!!!

WOW--that was quick. Zero left. And I didn't even have a chance to see if I got the e-mail yet.

If there are patch changes (midi commands) embedded in a track, you should see them. If they are in the track but you don't see them in the list, check the Event Manager to make sure you have Patch Changes selected to be displayed.

I will have to double check, but I thought if Cakewalk's Remote Control was set (for example, CC7 on midi channel 10) the midi command learned in Cakewalk (for example CC7 on midi channel 10) did not get passed on to any destination past what it was assigned to in Cakewalk. Based on that, when I started using software synths, I only used Remote Control / MIDI Learn in the soft synth, not Cakewalk. I could be wrong; I haven't checked it in a while. I will try to make some time to explore this further.

gmp didn't do the quote correctly. It wasn't presented with either a quote box or a direct copy of the original post. Here ya go:

FOUND IT!

Suggestion: Spend 10 - 20 minutes (maybe more) teaching yourself how to use undock and the docking options in all of their variations (which depend on many factors) and ideally you will start to become empowered by what you can do as others have mentioned. It takes a little time and having so much flexibility can become overwhelming (especially since the docking choices can vary depending on various factors), but the more you play around with them (without getting flustered) the more power you will have to set up things based on your own personal preferences. For example, a few minutes ago I put just the Inspector on Mon 2 with Mon 1 containing the Control Bar and the Track View & Console View (toggled by the "d" shortcut) and a full size soft synth on Mon 2 in such a way that I can work on the Soft Synth with or without the Inspector on top of it (thank's to the "i" shortcut) and can even switch the Inspector's contents to see other tracks by selecting them while in the Track View on Mon 1. Thanks for raising the issue and to others for all their comments because I am getting to develop an additional ad hoc workflow preference for some of my compositional tasks!

Interesting. I never thought of trying to put Inspector Strips on Mon 2. I'll test it out! Who knows? I might even be able to stumble onto a condition / set of steps where both Track View and the Console View are full width on Mon 1 and D just toggles those 2 and the Inspector is shown no matter what. Thanks for the reply!

I give up. I tried getting the Inspector Strips to show up within the Console view. What are the precise steps? Thanks. Caveat: I don't use the Inspector Strips as much as I use the Console and when I do, it is almost in the Main Project Display Area next to the Track View. I have on occasion floated the Inspector Strips, but I am more likely to toggle the Track View and the Console View in the Main Project Display Area using D. Occasionally, I use a custom Workspace with a full-sized Console on Mon. 2 I tried (in response to reading the posts here, some several times) to figure out how to get the Inspector Strips within the Console. An internal voice nags me saying, "Ignore the OP" and "Maybe the OP doesn't really mean what he seems to be saying." The most optimistic I can be is, "Maybe the OP means, 'Sometimes when I have a large Console View in my Main Project Display Area and the Track View is not showing, I can't do anything to get the Inspector Strips to show.'" I dunno. It seems like it might be cool to have the Inspector Strips within the Console View (perhaps toggled with an optional I shortcut under certain conditions) if people would use it instead of presently available methods.