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My e-mail also arrived today. So I was going to post this to the MIDI 2.0 thread I posted a week or so ago. I will just post just posted a cross link to this thread, so people can discuss the new news-of-the-day here.

Does the trial subscription allow you to cancel anytime?

Also works in Home Studio 23.9.0 Build 32.

Thanks for the offer. Maybe another time.

Personal Favorite Cover of a Cream song by an Iconic Pioneer 1970s Rock Band:

Phooey!! I missed an opportunity to post Lonesome Cowboy Burt from the movie 200 Motels

Best cover of Ravel's Bolero by a pop-rock band:

Favorite NRBQ cover of a fantastic '60s instrumental with lyrics in lieu of the gutsy sax part. Bonus track (studio version with official video):

My favorite Al Yankovic cover:

JMO: its kind of too bad (i.e., unfortunate) that the initial thread announcing Cakewalk Next and Cakewalk Sonar rapidly moved away from low-drama fact-finding questions about the new products. I think a question about the help links in the new Cakewalk Sonar after noting that that website change seems to have broken the links in CbB would have been appropriate. I am assuming (rightly or wrongly) that (1) the Cakewalk team has to coordinate the website changes with other departments within Bandlab, (2) they are aware of the issue, and (3) its on their to-do list to get all the links working properly. FWIW, https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation/Home works in Chrome; however, the help button doesn't jump to respective help pages.

Maybe its not a glitch, but a change of ownership sale.

Its funny for what it is, but I still like the official Bruce Bickford clay animations! Based on the trailer, I'd say that AI animation has a long way to go before it will match the quality of hands-on human creativity. 8-{ }

Home > General > News & Announcements > Announcing the Cakewalk by BandLab Early Access Program If you insist on being a fierce advocate for Linux, at least search the forum for discussions of Linux or another possibly relevant place to post your advocacy. For example, you could have chosen to put in a simple request in the Feedback section. Its like you didn't even search the forum for an appropriate place to post your rant.

There are many places in the forum where Linux is discussed. I am not sure why you posted your "request" under the "Announcing the Cakewalk by BandLab Early Access Program" topic.

Thanks for the heads up about the 404 warnings. I just checked the two links I posted here when someone reported getting 404 errors. The links I posted still work. This one also works: https://online.berklee.edu/courses .

@craigb At first I was sitting too close to the screen and I just saw a whole bunch of wrong notes. But when I moved back a bit, I got the bigger picture. ?

Part of the issue was actually addressed in the thread announcing Cakewalk Next and Cakewalk Sonar. Understandable if you missed it because it turned into a lengthy thread.

Phooeey. I missed an opportunity to post Zappa's "Let's Make the Water Turn Black." ? "Free is when you don't have to Pay for nothing Or do nothing We want to be free Free as the wind"

IMO we are so fortunate that the video crew at Daryl's House got so much of his playing (and his facial expressions, too). If you haven't yet seen the whole episode (which also shows his arrival), I recommend it. The thread moved on from the green theme, but I decided I hadn't heard Eric Dolphy's On Green Dolphin Street since my turntable broke. So I found it (fortunately) on YouTube. ?

This ^^^^^^^. I tried my usual method (Menu Bar > Help > Documentation) and your method (Preferences > Help Button). Both work. As @Patrick Wichrowski says, try using the offline documentation (aka local help). I unchecked the box (Preferences > File > Advanced > Always Use Local Help) and had the same issue you had. When I re-enabled it, it worked again. ?

HISTORICAL INFO (Bonus Link) --> Steve Cropper talks about the song that needed a B side and how Green Onions came to be.

In another thread one member took a handful of my words out of context thereby distorting the totality of my post. Since this thread seems to be responding to that thread, I feel obligated to comment. I would encourage everyone who is genuinely concerned about the issue raised by this rather unfortunate thread to read all of the previous posts of the person who elevated a few of my words into a major issue. Perhaps you will see other negative posts. In fact there is at least one that shows the member to be fond of playing word games (verbal sport) in order to dramatically criticize Cakewalk/SONAR for the purpose of getting attention. It was disheartening to have my words used in such a way to intentionally provoke conflict. It is even worse to be called a bully as part of this attempt to rekindle a conflict that wasn't a barroom brawl. My intent was sincere; however, in light of this new thread, I just cannot remain silent. The person allegedly bullied who wrote this: is not innocent of using "wittiness" and other forms of verbal confrontation and drama: I stand by my original posts.