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The link in my account for Rapture 1.0 shows update downloads for up to 1.2.2. Not sure if I have that installed, if it works, or if its the best version, but it is there.

TOPIC: The engineering file crashed when opened on another computer [emphasis added] You have my curiosity. What is the engineering file? Are you talking about the *.cwp file, aka a project file? (Not sure what your native language is, but I guess the word for "project" could be translated to "engineering.")

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User preference: One of the reasons why I like using custom Workspaces is that I can have my Control Bar setup for different workflow needs. Not sure if you use custom Workspaces. If you use "None" for your Workspace, I defer to others as to how the Control Bar gets locked so it's the same across sessions.

This came in as I was about to submit my post. It seems like we may be thinking along the same lines! Thanks for adding this.

Thanks for this detail as it is useful for how I use my personal / custom Workspaces. Previously, I have noticed a distinction between (1) the amount of horizontal space set up for the three section (tracks, buses, and hardware outputs) and (2) the location / selection of the tracks displayed within the borders of each of the defined sections. I am assuming by space settings you mean (1). I will double check, but I do know that under some conditions I have to adjust the borders of the three sections that the Workspace set up on a per project basis--depending on the needs of the specific project. I basically don't do much with per project screenset tweaks mostly because I don't have a very detailed understanding of the interplay between screensets and workspaces and it's easy for me to just just move the console section borders around on a per project basis as needed. For my own needs, I will explore this more.

This sounds to me like SPAM.

I looked for the "manual" yesterday and almost posted the link in case it might help others to help you. But I figured that might be a bit insulting. I have almost no experience with gaming devices or low-cost microphones / microphone combos except for a podcast mic I picked up a year or two ago and used to record a few things. I do remember having some difficulties. The operational range was very limited. I recommend trying to find the specs. IIRC the mic I got only worked with a sampling rate I haven't intentionally used since the days of Windows 98SE and maybe Windows XP. Let me see if I can find the manual for you. That was quick. It was still in my browser's cache. Here's what I found yesterday. Hope it helps.

I often move my folders with MIDI Patterns to some place in my Media Browser hierarchy to save time looking for them. Possibly that might work for your needs. Do you use the Media Browser?

(1) Look in the manual. (2) Ctrl+F for "Sampler." HTH Addendum: I just found a tutorial for Cakewalk Sonar's XSampler. While Next and Sonar are very different products, this topic is called "Cakewalk Next or Cakewalk Sonar."

I am confused by this request. Are you asking for the ability to exclude the Console View from your projects? I cannot imagine using Cakewalk without the Console View. As for this issue: I know I used to be able to have a full sized Console on Mon. 2 and had a Workspace that would do that for me. If this is the issue for you, I will double check to see if I lost that ability. I haven't used that Workspace in a while. Maybe the new resizing (enhanced display awareness) doesn't work right with a manually expanded full-screen Console on a second monitor?

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Maybe you don't have it enabled in your custom workspace? Is "Big Time" checked in the Workspace Manager (left column, under views)?

I have no idea what criteria AAS will use, but my guess is " . . . because I have all of the currently available sound packs" might work. " . . . because I only have your CV-2 Multiphonics modular instrument and I have all of those sound packs" might also work. But " . . . because I want to get a sound pack that hasn't already been released even if I don't have it" might not work. So, to me it makes sense if you don't want to ask them directly and you want to hope for the best. You really have nothing to lose by not asking AAS.

FWIW, the MIDI Implementation Chart is on page 108 of the pdf I linked above--just in case there are other "pre-programmed" parameters that need to be tweaked.

I think the only reason why I knew about it a few years ago was because I was actively interested in a discussion taking place with regards to an early access change. IIRC the change affected the friendly names I was using at the time with my sound card / audio dock. If not for that, I doubt I would have noticed the discussion of the pipe delimiter.

Maybe this document will help?

Glad to see that Sync updates them all, not just those three.

This ^^^.

PS: I haven't used this in years when I was playing around with code to process midi data on an Arduino Mega, but maybe The Hairless MIDI to Serial Bridge might fit into a possible solution that would meet your needs.** Let me add: At the time using an LCD display, two banks of sliders, and some buttons, I was working on a very personalized device to process incoming MIDI and use the assignable / configurable sliders to (a) process the incoming data and/or to (b) generate data (c) to be sent to MIDI devices in real time (on-the-fly data manipulation). Since then I have seen a number of places online that market slider-based controllers that as best as I can tell use microprocessors to do part of what I had been working on. I mention this because if you want to have a device to play the MS GS Wavetable Synth (or something comparable) with a usb controller, I would encourage you to reach out to the developers of those microprocessor controllers. Who knows--maybe there's money to be made! **ADDENDUM: I just booted my 2012 version of The Hairless MIDI to Serial Bridge (but without an Arduino connected to my PC), and (1) the MS GS Wavetable Synth shows up as an output device, and (2) my NanoKontrol shows up as an input device. Maybe it's not beyond my ability to code something with an Arduino to do what you want! LOL Related Discussions in the Cakewalk Forum:

Having done some online research and explored my own PC since you asked about this, I have concluded that either I would need to find some built-in [i.e., Windows] utility/feature or try to write some custom code (which I am not qualified to do with Windows, nor would I want to). FWIW, a year or so ago while test coding something for possible use in a personal/custom module within software that uses Java to develop custom modules, I created a button that enumerates and displays all midi ports seen by / accessible to Java (and hence the software synth). ATM it's just a simple button to display what's available, but both Microsoft MIDI Mapper [Windows MIDI_MAPPER] and Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth [Internal Software synthesizer] get reported. I have no desire to attempt this, but based on what little I know I suppose it might be theoretically possible to create a hardware device that uses a microprocessor as a sort of Midi Solutions type box to do what you want. It is however beyond my abilities to even do a proof-of-concept test. Why do you want to play the MS Wavetable Synth without the use of anything other than what is built-into Windows? Or are you going in the direction of not even using Windows or a computer? If so, and you have a hardware sampler, perhaps you could figure out how the get the wavetable samples and use those. Again, that's beyond my desire (and probably abilities) to attempt.

I would ask AAS directly and mention my reason for wanting to wait.

My original reply (which I erroneously thought was going in the wrong direction and deleted it) included two links to related discussions which might be useful here: Perhaps your Track Control [Widget] preset got changed, possibly manually or maybe by a Workspace. If so, change it to "All." Note: If this is indeed the issue, you can create your own Custom [Named] preset to selected which Widgets are shown by going into Track Control Manager mode.