57Gregy

I like it!

Most people here are using a Cakewalk program. Cakewalk programs only work on Windows, ergo he's using Windows.

There was this bluegrass thing going on in Raleigh last year and my cousin Kim came all the way from Charleston, SC just to see her.

I haven't heard/read that name in decades and now I have 2 times this week. What do I do???

Is that Rain on the right?

Coincidentally, I just watched a movie last week called "The Late Quartet". Released in '12, I'd never seen it. I enjoyed it and they talk about Beethoven quite a bit. Christopher Walken, P. S. Hoffman, Catherine Keener. Good flick, a little soap in it, but that's okay.

They're colluding with the power companies to get the stereo users to crank it up and use more electricity and raise their electric bills.

If you have an older version, it can no longer be activated/refreshed. If you have the latest program, it's a cinch.

What a beach.

You blow, man.

Funkin' A.

Switches? We don need no steenkeeng switches!

Right. Open Cakewalk's Preferences (P) and see what the Playback Timing Master is and what other options it has and change it to the one that worked. Then open that project again and make sure the correct outputs are chosen, play it to see if it works and then resave it. And you've never had this kind of problem in 36 years?

No, most Cakewalk programs are recording apps which require input from the musician. By "instrument", they mean a software synthesizer which will play the MIDI note data you recorded, wrote or imported.

Welcome to the forum. I don't have these headphones. What audio interface are you connecting them to? Or are you plugging them directly into the computer sound card or with a USB cord?