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That usually means the sample rate doesn't match in Cakewalk and your audio device. Cakewalk could be 44.1 and the sound card/interface might be 48.

I was perusing the channel listings and came across this program from 1955, featuring our man Keith: .

Plus, it's been noted here many times, the RealTek ASIO driver isn't worth the effort I used to type this. The Windows WASAPI driver would be a better choice unless you have an interface with good ASIO drivers, which it appears you do. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. Are there Windows Chromebooks? Cakewalk is Windows only.

Happy Birthday!

I thought WalMart* had a monopoly on senior hires.

Nurple rhymes with purple, as anyone with older brothers will know.

Welcome to the forum. What is your playback device? Computer sound card? Audio interface?

By you asking questions, I learned something. I don't think I've ever seen that A in almost 20 years of Cakewalking.

Happy Birthday, Doc! By the way, it hurts when I do this. What is that?

And here we all thought you were a lawyer. ?

If you mean this button, that's Archive.

Welcome to the forum. Is the sample rate the same for both Cakewalk by Bandlab (CbB) and the microphone?

Thanks, Shane. I was referring to paulo. Lots of people here seem to know him (?) from the old forum, but for the life of me, I can't remember a paulo, or paul or paul o over there. I hung out in the MC or Home Studio forums the most, but also the CH 1. Plus, my memory is almost 65 years old.

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?