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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.

LOLOLOLOL! I'd recommend fresh fruits and vegetables for your problem, but they might be hard to find if you have a COVID-19 inspired lock-down in place. I have fresh veggies, but I am not leaving my home and therefore cannot send you any. Good luck with that!!! ?

Footnote: Some reading matter: https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4643&context=gradschool_dissertations

In any synths I have used there is a pitch bend setting for range which can be set to different values--0 for no pitch bend, or any number of semitones, intervals, or octaves. The full range of the wheel's movement is then mapped to the pitch bend range. For example, I can set the PB range to a perfect fifth. In that case, moving the wheel up full bends a note (or notes) up a Perfect Fifth and moving the wheel completely down lowers the note(s) by a Perfect Fifth. Likewise if I set the PB range to 2 octaves or 3 octaves, etc. the wheel changes the pitch based on the range set in the PB range parameter. EDIT: To see what midi data TTS-1 responds to (such as PB range) see the document available through TTS-1's HELP button. Never mind; I don't use PRV and evidently the PRV has its own set of rules for handling MIDI data.

I opened this in both SONAR 8.5 and Cakewalk by Bandlab. Neither opened up the project with any soft synths, just midi tracks. Are you using hardware synths? If not, did you assign the tracks to any soft synths? UPDATE: I opened it again in Cakewalk and the tracks are now assigned to and playing Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth. I inserted Cakewalk TTS-1 and pointed each track to that soft synth instead of the basic MS GS soft synth and it plays. As you might know, MIDI files don't have sound, they just have instructions which midi hardware synths and software synths use to do things like play notes, change patches, etc.

Thanks for mentioning this. I was getting nauseous (like motion sick) in the default mode. I found in the settings I can set the zoom increment (5% works for me) and can set up the X and Y dimensions of the lens. I like that I can do Ctrl+Alt+ Scroll Wheel to zoom in and out.

Thanks for taking the time to share your sample library choices and your recording/production insights and for the links to your wonderful music.

Do you know what method(s)/tool(s) were used? Thanks.

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(1) Are you disagreeing with my agreement with slartabartfast? (2) Are you disagreeing that the solution I found to translate the linguistic conflation works for me?

This? If so,

Ooops. You want to set it up as a default, not on a folder-by-folder basis.

I didn't say you were stupid.

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I don't know if its the quickest or best way, but if you have the console in the Multidock, you can have the Synth Rack in another tab in the Multidock and just switch tabs. I tend to have the synth rack or the track view available, rarely just the Console. Others might know better/easier ways.

Are you changing the initial presets in the track header--the B [Bank] and the P [Preset] widgets? If you are just changing them in the TTS-1 UI, when you hit play, the track settings might be changing them.

The use of "Rules" threw me off yesterday, too. I believe it refers to what some people might call guide lines--the lines that separate octaves. Similary, I believe "measure rules" are the lines that separate measures.

Glad to hear you had success with the *.wrk files. I am not sure if the sounds packaged with 1990s SB cards were based on GM, but you might want to test drive TTS-1. Also, over the years I have seen soundfont files posted on the internet; so, maybe someone has converted sbk files into soundfont files. If so, they might work in any of a number of soundfont players. Maybe someone with more experience with those can make recommendations. EDIT: FWIW, the only *.sbk file I have is SYNTHGM.SBK which I found in some archival Creative Labs folders. I mention this because TTS-1 will probably not help with other *.SBK files.

Thanks! I have wanted to import some of your choices from Tuncury Light Green into my own personal* themes for some time [*i.e., not for distribution, just for my own use].

Clarification: The image is a new image; it is not a composite image of an old screenshot and a new screenshot. It is what happens if someone switches to an old theme that has not been updated yet.

Should I wait for you to figure out changes such as the following, or would it help to post them here? send PM? old: new: Never mind. No help is needed since as scook pointed out the changes have been posted.

Just the guitarist? No header? No Log-In Button?