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Still can't insert links. ?

Did you go here to see? Behringer | Product | UMC22

Welcome to the forum. You can't get MIDI through an audio output. You need to plug the audio outputs of the Kronos into your Audiobox, set up an audio track in Cakewalk to "listen" to that input, and/or to record it. Or you can Insert a software synthesizer, set output of the Kronos MIDI track as the input of that soft synth. and the output of the soft synth to an audio track to the Audiobox.

Bill got a job as an editor for "The Southern Journal". He's an ain't remover.

Good question. Is there software for controlling the Behringer's settings? That could be the Windows generic driver made for the RealTek sound chip.

I think that should be your normal procedure. The Focusrite ASIO driver is superior to the Yamaha/Steinberg driver in my opinion. Mixer audio output to the Scarlett 2i2 input.

Yes, Cakewalk and the interface must be the same. The sampling rate of 48,000 is for new projects.

Bears. Don't forget the bears.

Did you get the chips, too?

Especially the new RealTek ASIO driver which is, um, not good. Say, I knew a Rick Daugherty in Germany in 1971 who is a musician attached to a veteran progressive rock band and went to junior and senior high school with his brother in North Carolina. Coinkydink.

Sure, I get that. I don't really think they're playing games, though. These multiple threads of endless speculation and demands for information are a little tiring. Sorry it was yours I reacted to. I can't quote anyone, but I do remember someone writing that they're trying to make the best product they can and that it takes time. If the product you already use, theirs or a competitor's, works well for you now, I don't understand the torment many folks are experiencing. If the new Sonar is going to be better, or different in a good way, that's just gravy. As an old guy, I have practiced patience for decades. Whatever it is I am waiting for happens. Or it doesn't. Neither instance has killed me. Yet. ? I hope your questions will be answered in due time and you will be happy with the result.

I have never had anything else, so it works fine for me. Fortunately, I rarely use it, but I know it's there if I need it.

Welcome to the forum. And make sure "Enable MIDI Out" is disabled when inserting the (any) plug-in instrument. Unless you want it enabled.

They do not know or are not allowed to answer. Or they like playing with your head.

Lunatic Fringe by Red Rider. Heard this on the radio yesterday and was reminded how much I like this big slide solo.

Click 'J' for the scrub tool. Right-click the note. Make changes.

How did you get in my house?

Ditto. No haircut since I retired Nov. 2019. My part-time employers don't seem to mind as there are several other men here with hair as long or longer than mine.

I would wager large parts of my anatomy that they A. Don't know or 2. They know but were told not to say anything or Also, they like playing with your head.

I'm not sure what you mean by "paint in the dots", but all Cakewalk programs I have ever used have tools to write chords. You can use the Staff View with the internal Fret View to click in notes on the fretboard. Those notes will appear in the Staff. You can click notes in the Staff and they will appear on the fretboard when played. Usually. Sometimes a note is missed which I've always written off as my slow computers/graphics issues. You can open the Chord dialog which has a database of over 1,000 chords you can click in above the Staff. It defaults to 'C' but clicking on that will open up the complete chord writing app in Cakewalk. You can open a New Grid, click in whatever notes you want, name it, save it and use that diagram whenever you want. Note that entering a chord diagram above the Staff will not enter the notes on the Staff, you still have to do that manually.

I am positive they're not "refusing " calls for clarity.

Sly and the Family Stone Temple Pilots.

I wore leather pants yesterday and got caught in the rain. It was a tightmare.

I would first check the track's properties for the exact time the clip/track starts, i.e. 13:04:936. If I wanted to paste it 16 measures later, assuming the timing is right in the first clip, I would copy it then do a Paste Special and set the start time to 29:04:936.

I would do that on the bounced audio track.