57Gregy

Pardon my ignorance, but who were you over there?

I love women with accents.

She hasn't been here in years, but I'm friends with her on FB and she often posts there. She's been good, enjoying life and her children and grandchildren.

I hope he wasn't going commando.

Plug right side in channel 1 and left side in channel 2. Adjust volume in each.

You can either check the Synth Property Page space in the Insert menu or click the synth icon in the track pane. I don't know about Serum in particular, but that's how it's done in most other synths.

No, tou.

Welcome to the forum. So, the piano is selected for input and output in Cakewalk's Preferences. Is the piano selected for input and output in each track? Welcome to the forum. I'm sure John Vere will be along soon with his MIDI tutorial video.

Does it behave the same if you Bounce the 2 tracks down to a single track in the same project? Do the tracks start at measure 1?

Ensure that only the vocal track is selected and in focus?

If you have the correct drivers for the USB and it is selected as both input and output in Preferences, you should be able to set the output to the PF10 and hear it through the keyboard speakers. What is the output set to now?

Hmm. I'm sure I posted the image below your post, but somehow it ended up above yours? Edit: It was the Sort By button. Never noticed it before.

Sure. You can also change the Bank for even more sounds.

Change it in the MIDI track.

Good to hear from you, Rain.

Don't know, Jerry, but sometimes my computer takes more time to boot up (Updates? Gremlins?) than usual. Programs as well. Probably trying to keep the smoke in.

Try setting this (in green) to All.

You can edit your posts title to read "solved". If someone else has a similar problem, they can read how you fixed it.

From the Department of Redundancy Department. ?

Welcome to the forum. Did you download and install the drivers for the audio interface?

There is also the new Arranger track which allows you to, um, arrange your clips into a song. Move things around, try different arrangements, etc. I still write most of my songs on the guitar or piano, so the arrangement is mostly finished before I start recording. That doesn't stop me from changing it after recording, though.

Me, too, and I was in North Carolina!

So, it's not a bad interface, but not very good, either. You can certainly learn and create with it, but you might consider something better in the future. Good luck!

Apply all effects, bounce to tracks, apply trimming, etc. so the tracks are all audio with the effects burned in. Drag those effected tracks into your new project. Close the first project without saving. For the *****-retentive among us (raises hand) make a copy of the project before doing all of that.

Welcome to the forum. What soft synth are you using for the drums? Or are you using the computer's Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth? Is there audio and MIDI? Are there any other soft synths in the project? I typically 'Bounce To Tracks' a mix in the same project to see if there are any problems before exporting. Are you using Fast Bounce?