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Just point the camera at the pan. Duh. ?

Another reason to never visit Jersey. ? Sorry about your predicament, Bub, and hope you get well soon!

I don't have this device, but the picture shows a 'Mixer' knob, with 'Inputs' and 'Playback' as the range. That looks like it would control the volume of your input with respect to what the computer is playing. Try turning that one way or the other to balance the signals to taste. Good luck!

Ettore's Law: The other line always moves faster.

Like with some other things, the thicker the better. Pertinent exactly now in sequence.

Welcome to the forum. How are you trying to activate CbB?

That's the only way I'll dance.

One doc I remember from my youth is Mad Dogs and Englishmen. I saw it ~1972 and, besides all the great performances, I remember how much fun everyone seemed to be having. Funny that I haven't seen it since, possibly because it's not in regular rotation on TV. That's Joe Cocker, if you were wondering. An acquired taste, to be sure, but I like good rock and blues. Leon Russell, too, before he got famous. To each his own. I love the Who, and Who's Next is among my possible choices for best album of all time.

In the MIDI pane. Under the drop-down menu (in red) is a control for what appears in the track pane. Select "All" to see all the relevant settings. Your Workspace setting may also affect what's seen.

Congratulations!

Not much action? I would first see if the RME's drivers were up to date.

While I don't know a lot about what goes on under the hood, in the past I learned that some synths like the patch set in the synth and others want the patch set in the MIDI track. Whichever was wrong had the patch reset to Piano when rewound.

There's a lesson in here for everyone: piss on my 'board, I'll emasculate you! ? It's not even my cat. My roommate had an older cat when I moved in. Last year this stray boy cat showed up and the roommate adopted it. The roommate's granddaughter moved in 2 weeks ago, bringing another cat and a dog with her. Both female. Now it's a houseful of women and me and the little boy cat.

Yes.

Don't step on my solo, man.

Buzzed Bunny. "What's up, dude?"

Took the grey cat to the vet to get clipped Friday. Not a good day for him. Maybe he won't pee on my keyboard now.

I build custom air guitars in my workshop. Here is a list of options: PM me for more info.

Were you a seventh son, too?

I get what you're saying Byron. You being a lefty on guitar, you're used to seeing it the same way I do. The mirrored fretboard appears like I'm looking at a lefty who is playing guitar I wonder, would it be easier for a left-handed guitarist to write music by clicking the mirrored image rather than the standard view? A left-handed person unfamiliar with the fretboard view might have an easier time of it than when using the standard view. Probably not an experienced guitarist, though. Anyway, I remembered those thoughts posited in the earlier thread and wanted to see how it worked. sjoens, I hope he/she can benefit from this forum, and you, um, he/she can find some value in this thread.

A while back, in a thread whose name I can't recall and where the subject was something other than the Staff view, a user wondered why there was no left-handed fret view, and someone else decried the lack of drawability on the fretboard. I wondered why myself, since I was sure I had written into the 'board before. So, I checked it out, and yes, you can draw notes on the fretboard and have them displayed on the staff. I don't know why that person couldn't do it, and if he/she is still around, maybe we can compare settings or something. I don't recall ever changing anything in my staff properties, I believe it just always worked. As for the left-handed guitar, right-click the fretboard and select "Mirror Fretboard".

Great name for a cover band!

As John Vere mentioned above, I see that the MOX has an audio interface, with inputs for guitars and microphones, if needed. You would have to download an updated USB driver for it from their web site. I have the Yamaha MX49, which also has an interface, but without all the extra inputs yours has. All it was good for was recording the sounds of the keyboard; I couldn't plug in a mic and record my singing through it. I went the traditional route, plugging the MIDI cables into my interface, as well as guitars, mics, etc.

Welcome to the forum. Wow, that's a big request. Some questions folks here might ask you are: Do you have an audio interface (a better-quality sound card, usually external and connected with a USB, FireWire or Thunderbolt cable)? If so, does the interface also have MIDI ports? For connecting your MOXF. Or, are you planning on plugging the Yamaha in via USB? What about your computer? Laptop or desktop? Operating system? RAM? Hard drive type? Do you know anything about playing or writing music? Can you play the keyboard? Do you know your way around the computer? I suggest going to Cakewalk's Tutorials forum and look for some set-up videos. Good luck!

I think the best way to use this device would be to use their ASIO driver and use the Zoom for both recording and playback, monitoring all audio through its line out/headphone out.