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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?

Hmmmm. I just checked the two factory themes (mercury and tungsten) and both have green meters.

Shortcut P = Preferences (or, Edit > Preferences). Image of personal options removed per scook's suggestion not to use them unless advised.

Yesterday I saw this in the other thread (about using the matrix) but wasn't sure what you were trying to do. B0 73 02 (in hex) is a CC event for parameter 73 (hex). The third byte (what Midi-Ox lists as DATA2) is the data for that midi command. Are you trying to map specific data values (nn) for B0 73 nn to different columns in the matrix? If so, that would be amazing if it could be done. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I just did a very quick test of using CCs (knobs on a usb keyboard) assigned to 3 different columns [CC10 = column 1, CC11= column 2, & CC12= column 3]. They do switch columns, though I did not yet test to see if the third byte [the data byte] makes a difference. I will also test to see if different data values from a single CC can trigger different columns. I couldn't make this happen.

I get this, too. As soon as one module is checked or unchecked, the Modules menu and the sub menu close. One option is to "Show All Modules" and then right click on the hot spot for specific modules you want to close one-by-one. The hot spot for each module is on the left side of the module.

I get the same thing here. Scroll wheel works for loop packs and search mode, but not for the filter.

I know I have written about issues I have had with Bandlab Assistant, but it was more informing other users what steps I tried and then how I finally solved the issues. I hope you are not including me in your "majority of people complaining." I don't remember all of the steps I tried because it has been working for me ever since. At one point I found that there was a hidden dialog waiting for a response. Have you tried looking for those? I also monitored Task Manager and saw Bandlab Assistant with several processes at 0%--doing nothing. So I killed them all and started over. After I discovered there was a hidden dialog waiting for me to do something (possibly to allow Bandlab Assistant to shut down something), the next time instead of killing the processes, I knew to look for the dialog. Maybe this will help you?