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That's some fin playing, too.

Yeah, it's not too attractive. I found it interesting that they would introduce such an old design so long after it was created. Sort of like the Moderne story Paul Young linked above, but waaaayyyy later.

Why not just drag the left part of the track to the right (slip edit), to the place you want to begin hearing it?

And are you referring to Cakewalk by Bandlab, the computer DAW, or Bandlab, the phone app?

Wow. Fifty. Chest pains. Sometimes I wonder how I made it this far. RIP.

? An easy fix and so obvious none of us thought of it. Have fun and welcome to the forum.

Number 9? Number 9. Number 9...

Right. That would seem to indicate that there is no specific driver for the keyboard or MIDI-to-USB cable. Sheeeawn, what is the make and model of the keyboard? Does it have a USB port or are you using a MIDI-to-USB adapter cable?

Mom to son: How did your first bass lesson go? Son: I learned to play 4 A notes in a row. Mom the next day: How did your second bass lesson go? Son: I learned to play 4 D notes in a row. Mom the next day: How did your third bass lesson go? Son: I couldn't make it. I had a gig.

A new guitar designed in 1957.

I check the disc every now and then, and it has always been "healthy", so I don't know what it was repairing. It says it's healthy now, too, FWIW. Just a little.

I'm dead? No one told me!

Well, duh. I always need a new guitar. When I got the attempting to repair dialog, there was something about the drive being repaired, it did so then attempted to update, froze.

My thoughts are with you and your wife. My grandmother Cleo underwent a similar operation in 1967 and was fine. Imagine what they can do now.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. Unfortunately, everything I did led back to the 'trying to update and then freezing' debacle. So, I went with the nuclear option. Just got done with reloading Windows (resetting), and everything seems to be working. Fortunately, I don't have a huge number of programs on this box or a Bapu amount of plug-ins, so it was relatively painless. It's not a great computer, but it's what I have and is certainly faster than the laptop I was using at the beginning of this fred. Oh, don't forget to back up and set a restore point!

I unplugged from the router and got the same 'trying to update and freezing' result.

I'll give that a try.

The computer I use for the internet and CbB is not well. I was doing a little maintenance on it yesterday and saw there were some optional updates ready. I clicked 'download' and continued to surf. When I was done, i saw that the update progress bar was still at 0% an hour later. I had things to do so I clicked the power button and set it to update and restart and went to run my errands. Three hours later I returned and the box was frozen on the screen shown below. I let it run for a couple more hours with no change. Eventually, I turned it off with the physical power button. Awhile later, I switched it back on and got "Preparing to Repair" and "Diagnosing PC" messages after which it went back to the update attempt and froze again. I let it run over night, still frozen. Is there any way in BIOS to make it start without trying to complete the update, which causes the freeze? Win 10, updated from 7, can't get the version right now, as the thing is still locked up. I can get to BIOS via F10 when restarting. Then what?

I forgot what it's called; just drag the bottom of it up to hide it.

Cool vid, Steve. Did anyone see a Les Paul anywhere? This might have been during the period when Les and Gibson were on the outs.

I think I would export the vocal tracks to another folder or thumb drive and not worry about the project file on the laptop. Then load that vocal track into the main DAW. No need to Save As and mess up your instrument assignments.

Lots of old users had no idea they existed (raises hand).

Doesn't 15% free also mean almost 85% full, i.e. running out of space?

Do you mean Cakewalk by Bandlab, or Bandlab?

It looks like you have recording enabled on the first two tracks..