57Gregy

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.

My cousins Ryan and Atom Parks' band, Hologram Hug. Kinda trippy.

PM received.

Scroll lock on?

Coincidentally, my brother the programmer has one of these keyboards and is willing to let it go.

As a work around, add an empty MIDI track above it.

Bass players. Whatya gonna do?

Also check if the soft synth you're using has "Enable MIDI Output" selected in its insert menu.

So, you can't give a fig?

So, if it was wearing clothes, would that be alien wear?

May the fourth be with you.

Preferably with a radio so it's music-related.

Surely, S.L.I.P., there must be more than 20.

I make sure the audio track inputs are set to 'none' until I want to record audio.

Welcome to the forum. These are some very basic MIDI functions. Each MIDI track must use a different channel number when playing through your keyboard. Maximize each track to see all the MIDI assignments you can select, such as channel, bank and patch (instrument sound). Maybe go to https://bandlab.github.io/cakewalk/docs/Cakewalk Reference Guide.pdf for some detailed information.

It is in a TTS-1 soft synth audio track. Insert a new audio track, click it and then import the .wav file, or drag the file to the new audio track from the browser.

The company (Cakewalk) that created that went out of business over a year ago. People who already had an account with them before they shut down should be able to get it, but no new accounts can be created. The new company is Cakewalk by Bandlab.

"Add" how? Recording it, or importing it? If it is imported, perhaps it already has a volume envelope in it.

I don't see whether your box is 32- or 64-bit. Cakewalk by Bandlab is 64-bit only.

I think (almost) everybody has time for that now.