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Under View, what do you have selected?

They walk among us! On a side note, loved the old cars.

One of the bakers reported yesterday that the Black Friday sale is over. That thread is... somewhere.

If it's in the recycle bin, isn't it still on the SSD? Thus, not really deleted?

Right. I prefer non-destructive editing while I'm still working on a song. Once I finish for the day and, hopefully, didn't goof, I close the program and the dross is flushed.

Welcome to the forum. Did you first deselect all other drivers before selecting Behringer's ASIO driver?

I think if you select None in the MIDI Track Pane patch field, you can select any patch on the piano while it plays.

Sadly, I think you're just going to have to deal with the latency and manually line up the clips post-recording. As mentioned, when using ASIO, you can only use 1 device, which is the Focusrite in this case. If the Roland audio interface in the brain also has an ASIO driver, you can only use that one.

It has been so long I don't recall. I don't remember anything about a demo. You can edit the text file to the correct names. I plan on doing that and making a copy with the corrected patches and see what it looks like in a week. Regardless, the Yamaha still plays the 'AP 1970 CP' even though the name is 'Vintage JB'.

Welcome to the forum. You should record the MIDI from your drums and output the MIDI tracks to your chosen software synth. The soft synth tracks will not be "recorded" without additional steps taken. It can later be Frozen or Bounced to Track(s), if desired. If you want to record the actual sounds of your drum kit, the stereo output is the only way (I write that not knowing if the Roland can transmit audio via USB). If you want to record the actual sounds of your drum kit with each drum on its own audio track, you have to do them 1 by 1, muting all the tracks you don't want recorded.

Definitely something going on. I know I edited the ins file to reflect the correct names, but now it is showing the same incorrect names as the above image. What could cause a text file to be altered?

Sorry, X3 also works.

I also have noticed that one patch name in particular seems to be replacing the actual names in the list, although it still plays the correct patch from the MX. I will then reload the ID.

On a random note, someone calling himself pistolpete has been posting in the Feedback Loop thread. Could it be?

Nevertheless, I'm thinking of going for it despite the fact I haven't recorded anything in a long while. Seventy-one dollars is a great price. Paid $50 for Music Creator 2003 in 2002 at Circuit City. That was essentially MC 2 with a MIDI-to-game port cable. Then MC Pro 24 was, I think, $79 from Cakewalk, mailed disk. Got SONAR Home Studio 6 XL at Sam Ash for ~$179. Could have gotten it for less from Cakewalk, but I wanted it NOW! Cakewalk gave me a copy of MC 6 to try out, but I never warmed to it because it looked so different from SHS 6. Bought the download of X3 for $29 from CW right as Platinum was being released. I know some of you have spent thousands on music software over that same span. I've had CbB ever since it was released, and it works well for me. Still have all the disks, although SHS 6 is the only one I can get to work on my W 10 and W 11 machines. I hope Black Friday lasts until next payday!

Today, it's Winter And My Soul by Grand Funk. It's cold outside.

In the Insert Synth options, the ones highlighted in the green box can determine how many tracks the synth will send audio on.

They're in the process of signing with Tom Cruise and the Precrime Bureau to nuke the spammers when they first think of spamming the forum.

If you didn't already have TTS-1 from an earlier iteration of Cakewalk (Music Creator, SONAR Home Studio, SONAR Platinum, SONAR X1, X2, X3, or Cakewalk by Bandlab), then you can't get it.

You have to be here late night/early morning when the spammers strike. They're usually nuked quickly once reported.

Copy and paste, if I understand you correctly.

I bought something like this Yamaha DD-75 a few years back for ~$130. Not being a drummer, it was easy to get used to and is easy to play. This one comes with a power adapter, unlike mine which had to be purchased separately. I don't know if that justifies the added $170. Has MIDI in/out. Put it on a stand, desk or table when needed; put it against the wall or in the closet when you don't need it.

You don't need an audio driver like ASIO4All for MIDI.

Considering all the work that went into helping you (and others) with this issue, you might consider changing the title of the thread? Maybe add 'Solved' to it?

Will I need screws or glue?