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Not sure if you are talking about are set, optional user expansions. If so, see if someone has created instrument definition files for them. If not or if you are talking about user presets you have created, you can edit the the instrument definition in a simple editor like Notepad. (I know there's a built-in tool, but I found editing hundreds of presets easier to enter by editing the file.) Also, maybe someone has written a patch librarian that creates instrument files from the presets currently in the gear. I am not sure about Yamahas, I mostly created my own for E-Mus (Proteus/Command Stations and Ultra Samplers).

To clarify my point, I wasn't saying scrolling is a bad idea. I don't think personal choices like this need to be an either/or thing. For example, in one Workspace I might want the largest FX Bin size possible; for another Workspace I might want small FX Bins. For the latter, scrolling would be not only helpful, but essential.

It looks to me like the strips in Cakewalk Sonar are limited to a maximum of 12 visible slots in the FX Bin. I would be in favor of that being increased if it's possible.

I get it: "Cakewalk Sonar for DAWs" 😉

What issue?

It's a little better than it was a few hours ago. Now I get failed logins from running ASC (instead of it not doing anything) and the website has a "down for maintenance" page instead of the servers being down.

Interesting. I have the studioverb2 dll and chm in a backup folder with files from an old hard drive. The chm file is dated from 2005. Not sure which edition of Sonar mine came from, but I do have X1 (among others). Congrats on solving the mystery. BTW, at the bottom of the chm help page, there's this:

In my experience that message has always meant that more than one piece of software is trying to access the same MIDI port. Forum search for "not enough memory." Windows passes that message on to software (such as Cakewalk) as needed.

AI has its own mind!

Hey! To some people it's not a matter of politics, but religion! 🤪

On account of the one post that crossed the line?

How do you define successful? We still don't have the tax returns that were promised years ago.

Maybe his fans can do a fundraiser (Go Fund Me kind of thing) to chip in and buy him a PC? It seems like a large part of his reluctant decision is based on financial issues.

Bonus Track:

Double points? 😉

If the two unison voices (a) are on the same track and (b) on the same pitch, are they also on the same MIDI Channel?

For me it was working about 2 hours ago. That's when I used the link to download it.

Quadruple Points: Alice Cooper, in the genre of I'm 18, there are numbers there, and it's a recording of a live-recorded event. Keep on keeping on!

Thanks for mentioning this! I never knew (or I once knew but forgot) we could drag MIDI Clips to other music applications, but I tried dropping a clip from CbB to the MIDI File Player in Voltage Modular (Standalone) and it worked. I'll defer to others re: Cakewalk Sonar.

DEAL: A nearby college that closed up shop a few months ago has a whole bunch of Steinways for sale.

Glad you got it working. Thanks for sharing the cause and solution!!!

Interesting. I picked up some USynths and although they are not my top-line / go-to prefered synths, I have enjoyed playing around with them and have found them useful for some music I enjoy doing. I can definitely see their appeal. Having several USynths, I have wondered why UJam didn't give credit with the USynth Bundle for previously purchased Synths like some music software makers do. (Maybe it was there, but I never found it.) Not sure I want to pay double ($19 v. $9 per synth in the Bundle) to fill in my collection just to have all the current USynths, but I think it's the next best thing. Maybe if APD does well with this promotion, UJam will consider doing a pro-rated fill-in-your-collection loyalty deal for users interested in the bundle based on how many products a user already owns.