57Gregy

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At last, a group I can truly belong to.

Welcome to the forum. The 'Toneport' would be your hardware (H/W) and it looks like the H/W output is the export source, not the Master bus. Go into your project and mute the Master bus and press Play. Is it silent?

Is that what you want to do, 2 guitars and 2 microphones at the same time? If so, you will need an external mixer, as the 4i4 I have (3rd gen) can only accommodate 1 guitar and 1 mic simultaneously, plus 2 mono or 1 stereo line input on the backside, but it works great that way. If your Focusrite is new, you may be able to exchange it for another model with the inputs you need. Welcome to the forum.

I think I fixed it. Thanks for the heads up.

I don't have Sonar, but in CbB, if you click F 10, that brings up the eraser tool. To revert, click F 9 for Draw or F 5 for the Smart Tool.

Oh no! How did that happen?

CUP could have any of several different meanings. One of which is container for junk.

Chillin' of the corn.

Just plug them in and turn them on!

Finally! Now I know where Negril is. Thanks. "I looked in Miami, I looked in Negril. The closest I got was a month-old bill".

I'm the only one who listens to my music. 😄

You stole his phone?

Amen, brother. What were we talking about?

In the BLUE box.

I would also copy the project and Bounce to Tracks all of them. I have read a couple threads here of folks having problems opening projects with many frozen tracks that have multiple plug-ins and VSTis. That seems to occur after some time has passed, often due to uninstalled or unauthorized synths or effects. I always Bounce.

Looks purdy. Besides the label maker, what's it do?

Don't go opening Pundora's box.

Every version of Cakewalk software I have had for the last 22 years has a list of chord diagrams with about 1,200 entries. Once you have the name of the chord, and you want to know how to play it on a guitar, you can look it up. But it won't draw the diagram in. You would still have to do that.

Do you mean guitar chord diagrams?

One of the easiest ways (if the effect supports it) is to automate the on/off button or preset selection by clicking the W (write) button in the track pane, press Play then click the appropriate controls as it plays.

Many computer sound chip manufacturers have released their own ASIO drivers which are not good. The ASIO driver supplied by Behringer (if this is one of their better units) will be compatible with Cakewalk and other DAW programs. I don't know the exact wording of that message because I have always used hardware made for recording to record and the ASIO drivers have always worked since Cakewalk began support for ASIO way back in the aughts. Make sure you have downloaded and installed the latest driver from the manufacturer's web site.

So I was thinking that maybe you meant to have several open projects and somehow extra time was added to the beginnings of some of them. I went back to the ones that I did a while ago and no measures were added to their beginnings. But, I hadn't saved it that way.

I know the end result will be well worth the wait, and I think it's really cool that you can do that. Everybody sing along! Anticipation, anticipay ay shun.

I watched the video and I was wondering where you got all those Windows. Usually, that control is for cycling between open views, such as Track, Staff, Piano Roll, etc. At least, that's what I have always used it for. Then I thought, "maybe he has more than 1 project open and he's cycling between those open projects". So, I opened one of my own, went into Preferences and unchecked 'allow only one open project at a time', which is checked by default. I then opened a few more projects and they all appeared under the Window gadget. I believe you are switching between different projects. Is that what you intended?