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In the video the music and the metronome seem to be syncopated. Is that what you meant by latency? If so, does the latency go away if you start the time at the beginning instead of 00:00:15.118?

I have seen labelling where MIDI OUT means "connect this to the MIDI OUT of a MIDI device" and MIDI IN means "connect this to the MIDI IN of a MIDI device." I am not familiar with the M-Audio Uno, but I did find a manual online for the M-Audio USB MIDISPORT Uno. It says: “TO MIDI OUT” connector - Connect this plug to your external instrument’s MIDI output port. “TO MIDI IN” connector - Connect this plug to your external instrument’s MIDI input port. This is the opposite of gear that has ports labelled OUT and IN where OUT means "this is where the MIDI data comes out" and IN means "this is where the MIDI data get sent in.

Frank Zappa; because he took conventions of "traditional" music and time-honored musical structures / building blocks and showed how to do creative and fun things with them.

If you click on the audio dropout toaster message, it should take you to the list of codes. Or you could look it up in the reference guide or online documentation. Wait a sec. Lemme find it for you . . . . Got it!

Yeah--saw you as one of the Innovative Judges--I mean, one of the Judges for the Innovation Awards. (Enjoyed that live-streamed event!) Glad to see you continue to make a difference!

Count me out. I don't need to hear things like, "If you want to do notation, get a real notation program," "Use the PRV; its much better," "Real musicians don't use staff notation," etc. over and over in yet another thread. Well, if it gets really heated, maybe I'll use copious ?? and/or ?? signs. ?

See above: "I figured out what was happening. I would open a project that had tracks set to a synth I no longer have installed. I would then add Cakewalk TTS-1 as a synth. The tracks would have a bank number that doesn't exist for that synth (like bank "1" instead of bank"15488 Preset Normal 0"). As soon as I change to a proper bank setting, the note names appear." What bank is TTS-1 set to?

Not sure this info helps, but I have all normal oohs and ahhs showing up where they should (in the track itself and the plug-in panel).

Withdrawn. Post was more of a question related to the capabilities and functioning of the plug-in and only implied a possible limitation that someone considering getting the plug-in might be interested in.

Not sure about this specific issue, but there are more recent comments related to work being done for a major revision to integration with Bandlab in this thread.

Have you tried support here? I assume that with all the details they have listed there, customer support would know. UPDATE: Evidently the place to ask is in their KVR Forum, not support. Maybe its the CEO who posts and answers questions there?

With tinnitus it sounds like vinyl crackle to me.

I have never done anything with MPE (Midi Polyphonic Expression), but I thought the MPE Spec enabled gear that supported MPE to map controllers on a note-by-note basis. Pure speculation on my part, but if that's true and you don't have an MPE controller, but the soft synth supports MPE, maybe there's a way to insert the proper midi data to make it happen. Just a guess here.

Sounds a little like a cover I heard by The Beach Boys of Hully Gully (originally by the Olympics). (From the YouTube post: This is the record that was copied nearly note-for-note--but with new lyrics--in 1961 by The Marathons (aka The Vibrations) as “Peanut Butter.”)

One of the things I like about the Q&A Section is that users can vote for the suggestion(s) they feel is best, is the method they prefer, etc.

Did you try what tecknot said? If not, try what Nigel Mackay said.

Cakewalk Professional for Windows 2.01 looks like a "collector's item."

UPDATE: I cannot get the Event Manager settings to be saved/recalled with Workspaces. Not sure if I have done something wrong, or if they don't get stored because the Event Manager settings are not UI settings. If they are not, it might be nice to have some user definable presets somewhere--in the Event Manager or elsewhere. Also, couldn't save the settings with screensets. So, probably not considered UI savable settings.

Sometimes what works on my PC doesn't work on others' PCs (and vice versa), but for me track meters can be hidden based on meter/track type--not per individual track. I also tested having just the track playback meters showing. That worked for me. The meters were hidden for tracks set to playback, but the meters were visible if the track was armed to record. Maybe its just my PC that works this way? Have you tried using Console > Options > Meters (see above)? The only thing I haven't gotten to work like this is the midi track meter--but I will try again. ** PS: Earlier today I did test saving a personal workspace to reflect which meters I want and that also worked for me. Again, I have had things work on my PC that didn't work the same way for others. If it will help with your personal workflow, I recommend tackling the Workspace learning curves. **I tried a few more times and was not able to get the meter on midi tracks to be hidden.

Just trying to clarify here. Are you suggesting a feature request like this? Personally, I like and use meters, but I can understand reasons for wanting them all off. In my case, visual activity uses CPU power and sometimes causes unwanted audio artifacts by pushing overall CPU usage (and maybe system interrupts) too high on my particular PC. I have other workarounds, but if there were such a global feature, I'd probably use it on some occasions. That being said, if I could find where to turn off the midi meters, I'd try creating a customized Workspace to hide all of the meters at once.

In my experience with, this is untrue. But we all have different experiences. Up until Windows 10 version 1909, my E-Mu [Creative] drivers and software worked. This includes working with SONAR/Cakewalk. As noted above, this conforms to my experience.

Thanks for the reply. I am not sure why it didn't work with recorded audio until I converted it. However, when I dragged an audio recording from my media browser, it worked the way you showed. I did not have to convert it because CbB did the conversion when I dragged it from the browser to make a track. I will play with it some more. Cool tip. UPDATE: I tried it again and now it works without converting the audio track to a clip. No idea why it didn't work the first several times.

I tried this on a piece of audio over and over and it didn't work. To get it to work I first had to convert a section of the audio track into a groove clip. Then it worked.