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Are we allowed to ask if you checked the manual for your hardware or if you checked the manufacturer's website? Are we allowed to ask if you found anything via an internet search? BTW, I looked up both STPAD 16 and Synido TempPAD 16 in the forum and didn't find anyone else who mentioned this piece of hardware. Also, you didn't provide a link to the manual so if someone wanted to try to help could take a look. Maybe someone with a different drum pad might be able to help. Maybe the link on this page will help?

Do you know if there is an additional discount on the AD four-packs (2 ADpacks + 2 MIDIpacks)? Thanks

I researched a method and read up on the theory behind it on the internet a few years before the pandemic. Not sure if newer articles are based on the same material I read. Here's the basic theory I took away: Since the brain is busy turning up the gain for frequencies the ears no longer hear, you can train your brain not to amplify your tinnitus frequency/frequencies by doctoring up music and listening to it. I forgot how the doctoring was done in the method I read about, but IIRC it involved adjacent frequencies that could be detected by the ear. I'll have to see if I saved links to that material. But as I understood it from a psychology of music perspective, it was sort of related to masking, but where the adjacent frequencies (hence "notched") allowed the brain to not try so hard to make up for the one it couldn't detect. I am missing the details and I might have some of this wrong, but it sounded credible to me. At the time I was sitting in on some public lectures given locally by someone from IRCAM who turned me on to some other research regarding tinnitus. I forgot the name of the principal investigator, but I recall another article that talked about at least one other systematic method of distraction that resulted in lowering the distraction of tinnitus. Nothing I read about used electro-shock therapy on the tongue (or any place else).

Works on info panel, not table of contents / index panel on my PC

On July 1, 2025, I did a quick test project using SD3. I just booted it and F1 brought up the Help file. Are there any details I can supply to help sort this out?

I don't know if they have a demo / sampler pack for this collection of presets, but I would recommend checking it out if there is one (or other demo packs from this seller, if not) to see if his banks might meet your needs. Disclaimer: I have purchased Pigments banks from other sound designers after listening to demo packs. JMO: We all have different musical tastes and musical needs and what I find useful might not be the same as anyone else.

I know what you mean, I think. When "they" came up with the Add-a-Track Wizard, it felt overly complicated although it seemed to me the intent was to simplified it for younger people who seemed to be confused by "old school" methods. But after a couple of years of getting used to the wizard, I see it as just another personal workflow tool. Sometimes it's easier / convenient to add a synth with the new method; other times I allow my "muscle memory" just do it's magic. I am very happy they didn't deprecate the older methods but instead just added to our set of tools.

Confirmed. Thanks for raising this issue; removing the Dimension Pro 1.2 has been on my to-do list for a little while. FWIW; I renamed Dimension Pro64.dll Dimension Pro64.wasdll and did a rescan.

I can, but I attribute that to user error. Some time ago (past year or so) I installed Dim Pro 1.2 and Dim Pro 1.5 trying to see if one of them would work. So, 1.2 kicks up an installation error and doesn't make a sound while 1.5 doesn't kick up a error and can play play a sound. I assume that removing 1.2 from being scanned I might not be able to get what looks like a duplicate in the recently opened list.

Does this help? NOTE: I have no experience with this issue. I just looked up the error message online and one of the hits was to a post in the forum. Just passing the information on. I defer to others who might know about this kind of issue,

Thanks for confirming that!

NOTE: (1) and (2) were written earlier, but not posted. (3) is new based on @David Baay's post. (1) FWIW, I used to get double notes sometimes because I had my usb keyboard also hooked up to a standalone interface (5-pin DIN Connector). After several times seeing double in the staff view, I got myself in the habit of double checking the track input setting. It only took a few times but now if I do forget, it only takes 1 reminder every so often. I do a test recording of a phrase, look at the staff view and if I see double, the self-reminder kicks in. (2) Not necessarily to problem solve your issue, moreover for the benefits of exploring alternate workflow, what steps do you use to get "insert new instrument" and "add new instrument?" The main methods I have used have different wordings. Not doubting you; I only use a few of the many methods and I want to run some personal workflow tests of the different methods. (3) @David Baay Thanks for adding the following post. I did a quick check of 4 places in Cakewalk Next and didn't see an "add new instrument" dropdown .

My favorite (at least for a little while--enough to send the link to friends and relatives) was "Bored, Tubby, Mild."

˙uoᴉʇɔnɹʇsǝp plɹoʍ pᴉoʌɐ oʇ ƃuᴉɥʇ ʎuɐ ƃuᴉʇsod ʇou ɯɐ I os '666 sǝɥɔɐǝɹ ʇunoɔ ǝƃɐd ǝɥʇ uǝɥʍ pǝɥsɐǝlun ǝq llᴉʍ plɹoʍ ǝɥʇ uᴉ lᴉʌǝ ǝɥʇ llɐ pᴉɐɹɟɐ ɯɐ puɐ snoᴉʇᴉʇsɹǝdns ɯɐ I (-;

So, I stopping checking to see if the website had been updated a couple of weeks ago. Then today (8/8), I get a email notice of the Summer Sale emphasizing a CV-3 25% upgrade discount offer. But for me, it's still $49 to upgrade my CV-1 and CV-2 to CV-3, still $49 to upgrade my EP-4 to EP-5, and still $98 to upgrade both. Since I already upgraded to the full professional series previously, I still don't get the the $44 Professional Series Offer (nor do I get it using any other of the upgrade / offer buttons. Guess I should have written them a month ago. Maybe they fixed the website and I missed it? Oh well.

Sorry; I started to write something, decided not to, and hit submit by mistake.

Mentioning that reminded me of the Edirol Sound Canvas VA which I picked up early on as part of my TTS / Cakewalk software. Maybe some people still have that? I got a lot of mileage out of the Breathy Tenor Patch. Not sure which version of Cakewalk it came with, but I seem to recall it was before TTS-1.

Have you checked the cassettes for the tape-against-the playback-head pressure pads that used the spongy foam material that melted/disintegrated over time (as opposed the the thin metal bar spring mechanism)? It's been quite a while since I opened up some cassettes, but IIRC the less expensive ones used the pad mounted on the foam method to provide the tape-to-tape head pressure. IIRC those cases also tended to be glued closed rather than held together by screws.

Thanks for the clarification. It makes sense to me.

Is it safe to assume by "all the midi routing information will be gone," you are not talking about the routings that had been saved with your old project files but rather the per channel instrument definition assignments? If so, I'd be interest to know (1) where those assignments were stored and (2a) if there's a way we can pull them off of older PCs so be can (2b) port them over to a current PC. ** **Nevermind. I looked at an old INSTRMAP file from when I had gear set up with various instrument maps for the several bank-switched preset configurations I used, and it says, Looking at the file, I can see that making changes might be inadvisable. What follows are a sampling of the channel 1 entries for my assignments. After taking a look, I'd say it would take considerable time (and space) to set up all the gear just to try to match the INSTRMAP. 😛 To me, this ^^^ is the best thing to do. In fact, you jogged my memory. I seem to remember back in the day creating my own Master.ins file that only had the preset / bank variations for my own gear, including visual spaces to better find what I was looking for and notes [as comments]. Thanks for bring this issue up thereby jogging my memory. I have been thinking about setting up some ancient gear.

(1) I am glad you were able to fix the old link. (2) Is telling you about the old link worth a complimentary upgrade/crossgrade/wantevergrade from GP Free ? 🙂

Thanks for clarifying that. In the meantime, I loaded a project but with my limited experience using the Track Manager, I didn't notice anything unusual. Tracks show up as expected in the Track View and the Console View according to my settings. Not doubting your results at all, but maybe others who use the track manager regularly can take a look and see what's going on.

You seem to have started two topics essentially saying/asking the same thing. Maybe you are not aware you can edit posts? So, if you want to reword a post, you don't need to start a new topic; you can just edit the first one.. Although I have used the track manager, I don't have as much experience with it as others do; so, as far as how it works (or might have a bug), I defer to others.

I think you are asking something like, "If I have the Ask This Every Time button unchecked, how do I get the window to show up so I can check it?" There may be other ways, but I tend to use the button in the synth rack:

RE: Synthmaster Player: It has occasionally been available for free, and in fact Synthmaster 2 Player ("normally" $9) is currently free from KV331 (and possibly third party vendors). Although it might not be specially built for GP Essentials, for some synth players that don't have it (or SM3), it is still a freebie/deal! TBH before taking advantage of an APD deal for SM2 full, I picked up SM2 Player to get a hands-on feel for it.