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Microsoft is at it again. They "improved" their Edge browser so instead of a nice vertical list of favorites, you now have to chase the links all over the screen.

So, you seem to know chords on the guitar. Open the Staff view and then the Fretboard view and enter the notes of the chord on the fretboard. Then they will play, assuming you have the MIDI track's output set to a valid port.

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Thank you, but I'm 63 now and that makes it difficult to keep it up. ?

I can't solve the mystery, but I can offer a solution to the silent notes. When this has happened to me, I have put the silent notes on another track whose output is set to the same synth. Perhaps there is some overlap on the notes which prevents a note on from being sent. Check and adjust the durations of the notes or just drag the ends/beginnings of the notes in the PRV so there is a visible gap between the events.

Welcome to the forum. Yes, they are just for show and if printing the notation.

If this was 10 years ago, I would change the driver mode to anything other than ASIO and run the Wave Profiler. Once that was done and the interface recognized, I would change it back to ASIO. Alas, we live in the future now and things have been 'fixed' to make our lives easier. ??

Does XX read this forum?

I believe you can open any MIDI track in Cakewalk, have it appear in the Staff, Piano Roll and other views, record what you're playing and also display it in your view of choice. But, as fast as electricity is, it won't be instantaneous. And the CW staff view is linear, not formatted like standard notation. To get something close to sheet music, I think you can open the Print Preview and as you record, it will display what you record. I have done that in the past, but not with Cakewalk By Bandlab.

If the recorded track is MIDI, you just change the MIDI track's output to the synth, i.e. if the MIDI track output is set to the Juno, just change it to Kontakt. Disclaimer: I don't have Kontakt and don't know if it operates the same as the synths I do have.

I just learned that a friend of mine, a former coworker, is recovering from covid. She wrote that she's "never going outside again!" Apparently, it was a pretty bad time for her.

Bapu has a wife. ?

I would set all my audio inputs to None, save it and then you'll never have this problem when opening a project. My default template is set that way.

Oh, Avid. Is that compatible with Pro tools only? I see they have an updated driver for the 3rd generation of the M-Box, for Pro Tools.

Welcome to the forum. Cables connected in to out; out to in?

I feel for you, Notes. I have a friend who is/was a waitress. She's been covided for about 2 months and only recently began receiving unemployment. Her former (and future, hopefully) employer owns several restaurants here in Raleigh which are now take-out only, He has been providing 1 free meal a day to all of his furloughed workers and Anna has found a charity that provides free produce to any unemployed person, The Produce Project. She also gets some money from one of the many charities that arose during this crisis, I forgot which, CARES maybe? She's doing okay. I wish you the best and hope you don't burn through your savings before it's over.

I've found that duplicated notes are easier to see in the Staff view.

If I ever have to move a track(s) I use the Insert>Time>Measures command. Just place the cursor where you want the move to occur, set 1 (or more) measure and it will move everything the specified amount. Measures are easy.

VSTs? Or TP?

Thank goodness I don't currently have GAS. My musical endeavors have been suffering from inertia lately.

? but cute. I recognize the Valdator (TJ Thyne) from the TV series "Bones".

Let us know beforehand so we can put our shades on.

Perhaps the clip is not selected until you click on it to move it. Does it work if you just click it and not move it?

Thank you. And glad I could help.

In the old days, as you probably remember, the old Cakewalk had a range of programs, from Music Creator (which I started with) to SONAR. Each one more refined and including more stuff.