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For a 32 preset freebie, I found more presets to mark with a preliminary heart (favorites) than I would have earmarked on the first pass with some of the larger sound packs I considered for the 1/2 price sale. Yes, by and large they are not as "fancy" as some presets designed to showcase some of the "fancier" virtual synths, but I found more useable ones that don't need the kind of tweaking needed to customize / tone down the busy-ness that can clash in the context of a composition.

Just in case the connection is not perfectly Overt: Head --> Head

"Whole Foods, leave them kids alone!"

Magnification = 25x; image from CbB build 098; right side of top button copied/pasted on the bottom two buttons. Comparison (scaled so it fits). Clearly at that size there is a mismatch of button size (look closely at the button borders). above image reduced (x .25 of the above) v. image from CbB build 098) Just to clarify: While there seems to be a size variation of the three buttons/button frames, I would much rather that time spent of CbB be directed at restoring the functionality.

Is that the image from Sonar (Backstage Pass version) or from CbB?

Footnote: I don't think we know at the moment which version will truly be the last version of CbB that we will all need once Cakewalk Sonar is released. Why do I bring this up? Because (in part) of the discussion here: An issue was identified in CbB build 098 that several people verified was new to build 098 (i.e., not in 096 or previous builds). We were told there was a fix, but it was unclear when it would be available. I have absolutely no reason to doubt that. At this point, I think it's premature of CbB users to say what build will be the last CbB version that will enable anyone who wants to continue to use CbB.

Is this ^^^^ the same issue as this:

It's a very strange song!

Is there any other software that might be using the keyboard, such an Arturia configuration utility/tool? In my experience, 99%-100% of the time the "Not enough memory available . . . ." is a message from Windows because something else is using the midi device.

Is Movavi any good? Fanatical has a Movavi Bundle. This is all I know about it (only because I Googled "vegas pro v. movavi."

A classic in so many ways!!! Early tribute to the Beatles decades before tribute bands, yet stands on its own merit as an original song written by Eric Carmen. Super big hit on my college radio station (and I'm sure on many others). Very orgasmic!!! Thanks for some really memorable songs. RIP.

The function/default behavior of W changed a few years ago and an option was added so people could change it back to what it used to be before the change:

Sorry it wasn't helpful in answering the question of whether or not you have to cancel or the the trial just expires.

FWIW, I Googled "What happens if I don't cancel Melodyne Trial?" and the first link was to this forum thread. I don't use melodyne, but maybe this thread has some useful information while you wait for a reply.

I am wondering if anyone with the full version of MSoundFactory has created a GM Instrument that works with the Free MSF Player. I have no idea if its possible and I imagine it would take a whole lot of time to create, so I am not suggesting any one take the time to do it; just wondering if anyone created one already.

Good point about the using the metronome to verify that the setup has audio. If the metronome is audio and is routed to the Metronome Bus, it makes sense to look at the Master Bus (which I lamented that it wasn't posted when I first replied).

Since the Outputs of the MIDI tracks seem to be routed to the SI-Electric Piano, I assumed that the issue was not related to the lack of a default MIDI Player. It seemed to me the SI-Electric Piano should play either of the two MIDI tracks shown (specifically the one selected/MIDI Echo on). Is there some way that the removal of TTS-1 as the default MIDI Player/Device would interfere with the MIDI Notes going to the electric piano?

Can you hear audio (such as a wav file inserted onto an audio track)?

LOL. I looked at the Alesis.ins file and remembered: I still have my ancient Alesis MIDIVERB! I used it for sure, but I don't think I ever used an instrument definition file. Usually, I just pressed the Up/Down buttons to select one of the 63 reverb settings.

Hooray! You found it!!!! FYI, back in the day, I made my own master.ins file that included all sorts of instrument definitions including variants. With 4 Casio VZ-8ms I had 4 variants to reflect the User Memory Banks and there was a variant instrument definition for each of the memory and performance modes. Did that with other gear, too--instrument definitions to reflect different user bank configurations. Used easy to scroll-and-spot headers--useful for editing the master file. (See excerpts below.) It was a simple matter of using my Master.ins and choosing which instrument definition / bank configuration to assign each port/channel. Took a lot of time to set up (and I abandoned the approach when I started using samplers), but it was so easy to use once the Master.ins file was set up. Fortunately, for the E-Mu Romplers (which housed up to 4 Sound ROMS / SIMMs), one amazingly dedicated gearhead compiled Patch Name listings for almost all of the commercially available ROMs. So it just meant typing in User Banks or banks for Custom Sound ROMs. Later on a couple of dedicated gearheads each wrote editor / librarians that would output *.ins that included the names of the User Banks! Editing DRMs (Dump Request Macros) was also fun! As for the Alesis.ins files, the one I have from 4/30/1999 8:00 AM shows up as 137KB (Cakewalk Express) while the ones from 9/22/2003, 11/5/2005, and 12/11/2011 all show up as 164 KB. I am guessing you have the Alesis.ins file, too. (I had an MMT-8 at one point but I never warmed up to using it--workflow complexity and wonky buttons that had to be pressed just right.

If the Korg.ins file has the details for the Korg 05R/W it's just a matter of selecting that model from the larger file.