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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.

Define "best".

I used to do a killer version of "Sandman". Or maybe they just fell asleep.

He plays banjo?

There was a story on NPR a long time ago. The female correspondent related the experience of her dog getting addicted to some type of frog which oozed a hallucinogenic substance. It was hilarious.

Uh huh. A "neighbor". I used to have a "neighbor" like that, too.

Darn squirrels. First they eat the bird food, now they're digging up and eating the vegetables I planted! Well, vegetable. My land lady won't let me shoot them.

When inserting the 8 measures, insert it a few clicks beyond the measure boundary, i.e. after the tempo change. Or, move the tempo change a few ticks before the refrain.

Ummm. My landlady's home made chili.

The (old) PC my brother the programmer gave me only had 4:3 aspect ratio, which looked ridiculous on these wide TVs. So I bought an G-Force video card for it. That allows for up to 3 monitors, but 2 are enough. I did have 3 connected just to see how it worked (well) but I have no space for 3 at this time.

Yeah, from 1972!

I use 2 Vizio TVs, one is 32" and the other 29", side-by-side. I really need to do some reconfiguring of my desk top (the top of my desk, not a PC). Currently, my speakers are behind the TVs. Not optimal. But I can't hear, anyway.

Signs, signs everywhere a sign.

Thanks. I forgot one noise maker. The Wake County Speedway is about 1 mile away, and while the Friday night races have been covided (a new word coined today, by me {I think}), they still practice during the day.

I'm having difficulty recording audio with my mic. I live in a trailer park. I don't get much through traffic since I'm at the end of a dead-end street, but cars can still be heard. On one side of the park is a landfill; on the other is new housing construction. Graders, saws, hammering, backhoes, cement mixers, bulldozers all making noise pretty much from 7 until sundown. Then there are the animals. Crows and other birds. There is an owl who (?) seems to like the tree right outside my window and never passes up an opportunity to vocalize. Question: How many feet of sound-proofing will I need?

Well, that was supposed to be a video link.

The Tubes: Don't Touch Me There". https://www.bing.com/videos/search?view=detail&mid=DA70781801DECF004D77DA70781801DECF004D77&shtp=GetUrl&shid=f10d88d6-f75a-4955-89d1-bd21be7e8455&shtk=VGhlIFR1YmVzIC0gRG9uJ3QgVG91Y2ggTWUgVGhlcmUgLSA4LzI0LzE5NzkgLSBPYWtsYW5kIEF1ZGl0b3JpdW0gKE9mZmljaWFsKQ%3D%3D&shdk=VGhlIFR1YmVzIC0gRG9uJ3QgVG91Y2ggTWUgVGhlcmUgUmVjb3JkZWQgTGl2ZTogOC8yNC8xOTc5IC0gT2FrbGFuZCBBdWRpdG9yaXVtIC0gT2FrbGFuZCwgQ0EgTW9yZSBUaGUgVHViZXMgYXQgTXVzaWMgVmF1bHQ6IGh0dHA6Ly93d3cubXVzaWN2YXVsdC5jb20gU3Vic2NyaWJlIHRvIE11c2ljIFZhdWx0IG9uIFlvdVR1YmU6IGh0dHA6Ly9nb28uZ2wvRFV6cFVGIFBlcnNvbm5lbDogUmljayBBbmRlcnNvbiAtIGJhc3MgTWljaGFlbCBDb3R0ZW4gLSBzeW50aGVzaXplcnMgUHJhaXJpZSBQcmluY2UgLSBkcnVtcyBNaW5nbyBMZXdpcy0gZHJ1bXMgYW5kIHBlcmN1c3Npb24gQmlsbCBTcG9vbmVyIC4uLg%3D%3D&shhk=x4U8z8cyR3wU8l3YFVfkvy56bCgFZ8pZ%2FWBow3UVaj8%3D&form=VDSHOT&shth=OSH.W7O%2BYcD6YktwHUAUxRP%2BYA