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Well, here's the weird part about flying. I can always tell if the cockpit is "higher" or "lower" than where I am seated without any visual cues at all. I just figured the fluid in my head as part of the sense of balance were messing with my perception. Come to think of it, the surface of fluids in a drinking cup was rarely parallel with the airplane floor. So while the pilot may have been keeping the entire jet at a relatively constant altitude, the jet was not really level the whole time. That is, the "nose" was for the most part either higher or lower than where I was sitting. Have we come "full circle" on all the various issues in this thread? ?

That reminds me: When I went to college I would take a flight after being on vacation break from LAG (or maybe it was JFK) to SEA. The flight chased the sunset for several hours as the jet followed the curvature of the Earth as we approached the ever-moving horizon. As a fan of beautiful sunsets, I always requested a windows seat on those flights. Enjoyed it more than inflight movies. ? Peace.

I thought that ins.files were done by dedicated users. I either got mine from various communities or tweaked/made my own. As for making your own, yes it does take time, but there are many online site and communities have them. Still, if you have user presets, optional banks, etc. you will have to know how to add them in. Maybe this can help save some time: https://web.archive.org/web/20130903222847/http://tweakheadz.com/how-to-build-a-cakewalk-ins-file/

I had that same reaction. When I go to the Cakewalk Site, follow the links to Cakewalk Next, and click on the "Check Out The Public Beta" button, I get an invitation to the Cakewalk Next Discord Server. So when the OP posted the notification (with the serial number), I just assumed the OP had followed these steps. Maybe people are passing the software around or it has been released elsewhere? I think it now makes sense why the OP was confused when initially referred to the Discord Server. But I don't understand why it took so long to figure out the source of the confusion. Well, maybe now it's clear how to get access to the Cakewalk Next Discord Server.

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Is there a list somewhere of what has come out since TS 4 MAX came out and is not included?

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Glad you appreciate my sense of humor. Shhhhhh. Don't tell anyone. "Great Deal - Perpetual License for all BogusCorp Plugins . . . ." Do you think BogusCorp was too subtle a clue?

Another option is edit the post, change the font, and offer an explanation.

Not sure about this, but is your Bandlab Studio app open when you get the busy signal? Maybe CbB needs it to be closed? Long shot, but might be worth a try.

From what I see on the internet, Bandlab Music Making Studio is an app for the iPhone and iPad. I assume that works much the same way the Bandlab browser-based app works. A few years ago I played a bit with CbB's ability to exchange files with Bandlab (the web app), so I do have some test files in my Bandlab account. I use a Windows-based desktop computer. A few minutes ago, I booted CbB and went to File > Browse Bandlab Projects and was able to load a newer project (from 2023) as well as some files I have there from 2020 and 2021. It sounds like you used the same steps in CbB. Loading the 2023 project took longer than I would have expected and there were some flashing "importing" or "sample rate conversion" dialogs along the way, but all the projects seem to have loaded OK. Don't know if this is significant, but are you loading the projects before starting a new CbB project, are you importing a project from your Bandlab library into a CbB project, something else? I wanted to try tackling your issue because as a Cakewalk user I am interested in learning more about exchanging projects and files. Not sure that anything I tried will help you, but at least in my case, I have been able to access Bandlab from CbB. Maybe others who use Bandlab (the web app) more than I do can help.

While I am philosophically opposed to hyper-partisan "cancel culture" debates in the political arena, I applaud personal boycotts!!!!

I do not use articulations and I have only used multitimbral synth modules with Cakewalk (i.e., hardware). Some of what I see in the initial post sounds like things I might find useful if I ever found a multi-timbral software synth that was as easy to use as hardware. I am chiming in with questions and comments about this discussion and what I know in hopes that it will help me do some new things down the road. Is this part of Cakewalk's non-destructive recording of MIDI data? Several years ago (on a previous computer), I created an orchestration template where I set up tracks for midi channels for a whole bunch of hardware synth modules (at least 4, maybe more) each capable of receiving midi data on up to 32 channels. So, I know it can be done; just not sure about using articulations. Is there a tutorial or set of instructions somewhere that shows how to channelize MIDI notes using articulations?

Thanks for clarifying what your goal is and why you were asking about a scoring facility in Cakewalk Next.

Thanks. I missed that the OP no longer had access to a PC.

Well, if you used the Staff View in your old version of Cakewalk/SONAR and that worked, why not go back to that instead of trying to use the beta version of software that has yet to be released (Cakewalk Next)?

@flange_59163 As Byron Dickens says, some people post their phone numbers and email addresses. What is important not to share with the world differs from person to person. For example, some people will publicly post personalized codes for discounts on software. Others will post discount codes that can be used by anyone. Some people will announce that they have individual codes (or redemption keys) for sale, to give away, or to barter and ask for interested people to contact them privately. I was just surprised because I generally don't see people posting things like serial numbers for licensed software.

Yeah. Since @flange_59163 also shows a an expiration date for the evaluation copy, I guess it doesn't matter. I was just shocked to see the serial number posted.

Are you supposed to be posting the serial number of an evaluation copy for the whole world to see?

If you haven't contacted Overloud yet as the pop-up says, I think you should do that. Please let others here know what they say in case it happens to someone else.

Maybe @RexRed has some ideas since he set his up a few months ago?

If my memory isn't totally gone, I seem to recall a comment here in the forum that there might be a core program that would be free. I don't think that was user speculation / wishful thinking, but maybe it was. Maybe it was part of comments related to what options were under consideration. Unfortunately there have been far too many posts for me to search and double check what I am remembering. Personally, I remain optimistic and will wait for the products to be released before deciding what software to use after CbB has been retired.

After watching The Turtles, Happy Together (documentary link by @pwal. I listened to some songs on Ray Manzarek's The Whole Thing Started With Rock and Roll (Now It's Out of Control ) that have Flo and Eddie as backing singers (e.g., "Love It or Leave It" in bicentennial Blues). I've had the vinyl since the '70s). A Wikipedia article on Flo and Eddie as backup singers led me to The Golden Scarab, which I had never heard before. So, Listening to this now . . . . . On a sad note, along the way I saw an article from June 2023 discussing Volman's Lewy Body Dementia. True to form Volman plans to make, “the most out of every day.”

We still don't know what will happen when the the new products (Cakewalk Next and Cakewalk Sonar) are released. It is premature (among other things) to call this statement a lie. "Gotta be free, gotta be free"

I always thought that intuition was a function of experience. When new features are introduced and I have no experience with them, I find they are very unintuitive. So when the Skylight UI was introduced, it was totally unintuitive. I haven't even tried to master some recently added features such as articulations and exporting. On the other hand when I saw Workspaces, I decided that might be very useful for my needs and I spent the time to tackle the learning curve. I don't know everything about Workspaces, but for my needs it has become very intuitive. Hope this helps.