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This is part Feedback and a re-request for a feature. I like the advanced options that have been added to the Insert Instrument Wizard; however, it would be helpful to have multiple midi tracks created when inserting a split midi track for a multitimbral soft synth instead of manually having to create them. At present for we can create (for example) 16 separate instrument tracks for a 16 part multi-timbral soft synth and midi track. Unless I am missing it, we cannot create one track for a single 16 part multi-timbral soft synth with 16 separate midi tracks--unless we do it manually. Thanks.

WOW!! I just tested this! I assigned the Delete key on my Qwerty keyboard to "Close Current Tab" and sure enough, it closed something I was working on!!! ?

I could be wrong, but I just assumed that an updated reference guide is in the works and the pdf for the arranger track has what will likely be in the new manual when it becomes available.

Actually, a few days ago I started to think about getting a graphics card that can support a higher level of OpenGL as well as additional monitors. I have started to look on line! I would like to get more out of the Melda plug-ins, esp. if I can do things like map my foot controller to the SuperLooper (great suggestion) and other plug-ins.

No "option" appears for me either. The marker I am over just get deleted immediately when I hold the left mouse button down and then press delete. Is it possible that your computer itself is set up so that the left mouse button does something different?

JMO: If there were a delete marker button in the Markers Module, it would be too easy to accidentally delete a marker. Right context menu for modules seems to relate to the modules, not the functions within the modules. JMO: If there were a delete marker button, it might be helpful to have an optional "Are you sure?" pop-up that is on by default, but could be turned off with a preferences settings. This would benefit both people who make mistakes and those who don't. Just tried this. It worked instantly when I held the left mouse button and hit delete while the <||> M designation was showing. Thanks for mentioning this method; for part of my workflow, this option would be preferable to the methods I usually loose.

Footnote: As a learning opportunity (I almost never play midi files), I downloaded this and clicked on it from my web browser. This opened the file in Cakewalk. After pointing all the tracks to TTS-1 and starting the transport, I saw that the tempo changes worked (confirmed by following along in the tempo view). I have liked Corelli since High School; so, thanks for the question, the answer, and for the Concerto.

I am not sure if your comment was a response to my post, but I agree--I hold politicians and media personalities (among others) who "bash" others for the sake of sensational ratings, self-promotion, political "points," ego aggrandizement, personal profit, etc. in very low esteem.

Tricky, but the arrow does indeed turn into a magnifying glass. TY for that tip!!!!!!

OK. Thanks. When I expand it 400% in MS Paint I can see that the answer to my question is yes. Since you have nothing else running but MIDI-OX, my experience with this error message cannot help you. Sorry. Maybe some one else has another suggestion that will help. Best wishes.

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OK. I removed my "Ha Ha." For the record, I also vote for individuals, not really based on the person, because I really don't know any politicians personally; I just know the persona of the characters they play based on how they present themselves to their various publics. Uh oh. I already removed the "Ha Ha" but then this came in when I was about to post my reply. The song is a parody--in essence social commentary on a caricature . . . Quadruple UH OH!!!! After the last post, I'd better just post this before the thread either gets really nasty or closed.

I think I know what the midi-ox message is, but it is way too small. Is the second sentence what yours says (but with a different device)? If so, in my experience it usually means that another piece of software is already using the device in a mode where only one device can use the driver.

Thanks for this!! Previously I had discovered that SampleTank 4 uses OpenGL 2 [a minimum requirement] and therefore doesn't work at all on my Audio PC. It does indeed work on my OpenGL 2-capable laptop. So, today I tested some Melda plug-ins on my laptop. They don't have the issues I have on my Audio PC. For doing music, I have a few easy work-arounds so I can use the Melda plug-ins ? .

Thanks for the reassurances about Melda VTS3 plug-ins working in Cakewalk. I asked because I have been exploring some possible issues I have had recently. In another forum (KVR) it was noted that the plug-ins use some OpenGL routines. Since my PC is an older model, it doesn't have the ability to use many newer OpenGL routines. I like the Melda plugins I have used so far and will be looking into updating my graphics abilities. Thanks also for the SuperLooper video!!!

Since the OP's issue was solved, I erred with my reply to the second question. I need to revisit my prior understanding of the relationship between specific workspaces, the "None" workspace, the track control manager, and visible widgets. I am not sure I said anything wrong, but maybe I failed to consider some things. I will correct the post as needed. One of my assumptions (which I will explore further) was that in essence, when the Track Controller manager said "[Workspaces]" that meant my widgets were in effect customized per my specific custom workspace. Thus, I thought my second and third workspace screen shots ("=== MIDI" and "LISTEN+EDIT") were showing how specific custom workspaces could be used to get in effect customized widget configurations. I could be wrong and/or I could have over look other things because I did not test a full set of possibilities. Another assumption (which I will also explore further) was that the "None" workspace pulled up prior settings based on a number of things [possibly like a "last state" set of UI settings]. This and my previous post really belongs to a different thread. EDIT: After additional exploration, my observations seem accurate; however, (1) they are incomplete and more importantly (2) they do not directly address either the first question or the second implied question [Why does the track control change to Custom?] .

EDIT: Temporarily withdrawn pending further exploration. See the post below for details. Could be related to workspaces. I have tested using "None" as a workspace and "All" as my track/widget control preset/filter. "None" [workspace] seems to return "All" [track widget control] fairly consistently. If I switch to a different workspace, it [the track widget control/filter] will usually change based on the workspace being restored since I have chosen to make my custom workspaces behave that way. I am not sure how the factory workspaces are set up with regard to the "widget filter," but from what others have advised, if you tend to use a certain factory workspace [e.g., Basic, Advanced], you should be able to change things and then resave the workspace. I don't know if the widget filter gets stored and reloaded with workspaces. Did you test that? Screenshots forthcoming to show sample widgets based on personal workspaces (maybe they will help).

WARNING: Absurd lyrics that some might consider "graphic." Please don't listen if you wish to avoid this vocal/sonic theatre of the absurd.

My old programmer's brain maxes out at 32768-1! ? Thanks for doing the higher-order math here!

In addition, check out Edit > History--where you can undo multiple tasks at one time. I used Ctrl+Z to Undo a midi recording and an audio recording. That put the history at <start>. I then used the dialog to put all of the following back. Based on my quickie test, (1) saving a project retains the history, (2) closing/reloading resets the history. Esoteric PS: I just put the max undo levels to 999999999999 and upon re-opening the dialog, it was 2147483647. I have never used that many steps in one sitting; not sure it really goes that high; I do not have the patience to test that many edits-in-one-sitting. Maybe someone who leaves Cakewalk open for days without shutting down their PC knows. Not sure if that's a hard coded max or a function of memory. But, more to the point, you can undo sequential tasks in reverse chronological order--including midi and audio recording.

Are Melda plug-ins safe to use as VTS3s or have others been finding problems as VST3s in Cakewalk? Thanks.

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Thanks for asking. This afternoon I updated some plug-ins and am currently doing a vst rescan-after-reset. The project I had been using to test was updated; so maybe that will fix the screenset issue. If not, I will send you a cwp file that has the issue that was saved under 2020.01.

You have the Basic workspace; change that. See the image here--no screensets in the Basic Workspace.