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Right. I should have written that. There are no 'rests' in the PRV. If you're hearing the note play past the visible end of the note it might be because the patch has a built-in reverb or maybe there is a sustain pedal event, which also wouldn't be visible in the PRV.

.dmp files are not the lost projects. They are files of all the things that went wrong when the program crashed.

I've never had to write rests in, they just appear when there is a gap between notes, either played or written, based on the Snap settings.

Check the inputs of each track. I am in the habit of setting the inputs to 'None' after recording with both audio and MIDI tracks.

What is the output of each track set to?

Welcome to the forum. Are the files zipped?

And, he still has a floppy drive!

Plus, you should have gotten a message long before the activation was done. I will get a message at least a week before the due date. Did you not get any prior warning?

I just want to point out that that is a quote from the quote above by msmcleod I don't even know what those words mean! ?

Welcome to the forum. Is the Behringer driver even on the list or is it gone completely? Your post seems to indicate it is gone. If it's still listed but not selected, you need to deselect the RealTek ASIO driver first before you can select another driver. And you're right about being able to use only 1 ASIO driver at a time, a Steinberg limitation and that the RealTek driver isn't worth the bits it's written with. Good luck!

I thought Bapu was making an appearance.

Next will come the notices from our keyboard makers that the MIDI spec has been superseded by the MIDI 2.0 spec and the keyboards will no longer work. Get your 2.0 keyboards today! ?

I thought you were left-handed.

I'd like to add: Upgrading to Windows 11 gives you the latest features/fixes, but at the risk of upsetting your current setup (e.g. audio interface driver incompatibilities) ... but some day you'll stop getting updates. ?Much further in the future, I hope.

Are you finished recording and mixing? Try Process>Length on your completed master audio. Simple, fast, undoable.

Didn't he also say Grand Funk was the greatest band of all time?

Colossus, a book from the '60s written by Dennis Feltham Jones. Made into a movie called Colossus: The Forbin Project. When I read it circa 1972, I thought no one would ever let it go that far. Then came War Games, The Terminator, et. al. We're edging closer and closer to the fiction we viewed in our youth. Thank goodness I'm old. You youngsters may meet me when you're eating your soylent green.

I just did it using Process>Length. I imported an audio clip, Lengthened it 200%, Zoomed way in, added a Clip Gain envelope to lower the volume in a few places, Bounced to Track, then did Process>Length to 50% and it worked. Your ears are undoubtedly better than mine, but I didn't hear any artifacts once I was finished.

What do you call it when your talking bird curses? A mynah infraction.

Cactus has mentioned often that if all you're doing is mixing and mastering, such as for a musician client. then a stock sound card is usually enough. It's the recording and recording in synch that requires a better interface. I don't think he meant to change from your MOTU to a Realtek when you're finished recording.

Hi, Robert. If you're using your interface with the headphones and you're using ASIO and you want to switch to your computer speakers, you can't. You would need to change to the computer soundcard and change the driver mode from ASIO to WASAPI or WDM/KS or MME. Easier to connect your interface to an amplifier/speaker combo. If you have one. If you have powered speakers, just unplug them from the computer and to the interface.

Nice mixer. Does it come with a talent plug-in? Asking for a friend.

However, when the now line is stopped and I press Ctrl+spacebar once, it plays and when I press it again, it returns to the previous stop point.

Never used that before. I have the spacebar set to stop the transport where it is when I press it and to start again when re-pressed.