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Quiz of the day: Where's Waldo Bapu?

Welcome to the forum. If you can hear the metronome, you've got this thing licked! ? Seriously, it is deep program and somewhat complicated for new users, especially if you're not familiar with some of the terms. Forum member John Vere (AKA Cactus Music) has a series of video tutorials on You Tube, as have many others. There is a Help file with the program and a PDF that can be downloaded from Cakewalk. It's >1600 pages. Besides learning the program, there is the hardware side of recording and mastering music. If you're serious about this vocation, or avocation, having decent gear will pay off in fewer headaches and better-quality sound.

Jeez, every year it's the same old thing. Don't they know it's their birthday? I've got other things to do besides repeat myself, like watching the paint dry or the grass grow. Okay, once again, Happy Birthday! Please copy and paste this into your calendar so we won't have to go through this next year, Thanks.

Based in Germany, my cousins and their band are playing in The Netherlands in May. Be there or be solvent.

We don't need no test for that.

Or, under 'View' in the Track View, select Fit Project to Window (Shift+F), drag it out, then View Undo (Alt+Z).

That's something I have desired for years; a way to set how far the groove clip goes without having to drag it that far. Parboo12 has a good idea.

Right-click on the Master bus and set it as the default bus. Do this on any new templates or projects you create before working on the project. I don't recall if it is retroactive, though.

Still haven't seen it.

I believe the 'punch' you're seeing is for 'Punch-in recording'.

So you can see in one place which synths are in the project, or add or delete synths.

Welcome to the forum. Are they on a bus? Or on a hidden track?

How is the synth connected to the computer? Do you have an audio interface or are you using the computer sound card? What is a Minifuse? Did you try the other MIDI driver? There are 2, so whichever one you're using, switch it to the other one and see if the performance improves.

What sound card or audio interface are you using?

Welcome to the forum. When inserting a synth such as Session Drummer or True Pianos, ensure that the 'Enable MIDI Output' box is unchecked. Set all track inputs to 'None' unless it's the track you're recording /playing through. Those are the first things I would check.

It is aliens.

I didn't do the math, but I read that if the world's population was condensed to the population density of New York City, they could all live in a space the size of Texas.

That's right. It's great that they're including WASAPI support and it works reasonably well, but I think it would be wrong to suggest to new users that they will be able to progress into the future of audio production without equipment that can perform at a higher level than the sound card in the computer can perform at. Which is why, I think, an ASIO sound device is still the recommended minimum. But even though I am 66 now, and somewhat dinosaurian, I can see a future where it won't be a requirement. I probably won't be there. ?

Wow! That is great news! Call the Times!

Seamen?

Looks like your disc performance meter is 100%. That can't be good.

Lifts and separates.

Also, welcome to the forum.