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How do you assign one input for a Track across multiple Tracks at once? Say I want to assign a Mic input to one Track, and also want to assign that same Mic input to the next seven tracks in a row, so i don't have to go and do them one by one over and over again, how would I do that? I remember this option but i forgot what it is called and how to do it? Any help is appreciated thanks
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How can I record drum notes to a Cakewalk midi timed sequence? Do I use Clips or something else? I want to use Cakewalk as a midi sequencer. Thanks
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The razor thin ones are a pain to find with the mouse sometimes. I like the standard ones. If you have Win 10 with that thin bar at bottom right hand corner used for making the screen transparent, then you'll know what I mean.
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Taller screen means the problem will be taller. ? This DAW needs a scroll bar on the side of the Pro-channel and a way to save Workspaces to a disk so I don't have to rearrange my Workspaces every month from updates.
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I do use it. But it still forces me to scroll because using the Page buttons makes me still double check to see if I missed a module using Page up/down. So it's the same problem. There should be a scroll bar on the side to make this easy and fluid when editing using the Pro-Channel effects.
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I got 20 Pro-Channel modules and I have to use the mouse scroll wheel for a long long time just to get to the top of the Pro-Channel Effect module chain to find the effect I need to edit. Why isn't there a regular scroll bar on the right side that you can zoom to the top of a page like in regular folders? The Pro-Channel needs a scroll bar on the side of the Pro-Channel modules, to get to those effect modules much faster without having to use this mouse scroll wheel that's very long and tedious when working with a lot of tracks and having to scroll to the top on every track.
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What happened to the Insert FX on the Main screen Tracks? [Solved]
kday replied to kday's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I see. But it's no longer in the ALL category, it's only in Custom and FX now. Thanks! Also you know the Workspace option in the upper right hand corner, -- is there a way to save Workspace settings outside the program? Because every time I update this program all my Workspace settings are reset to default. -
Thanks Terry! Yeah I finally found out the way you described here from finding the Youtube video describing that exact process. The visual illustration allowed me to understand what was being said here. I now see how that process works. I think my MPC X loads midi files, and may allow the user to save as a type 1 midi file. If it does that, I may have another way to convert the files. Thanks for all your help! Hey Thanks for all your help and the link and file! And I also found a youtube tutorial on that exact process. It divides notes into tracks, thanks again! If there are more than sixteen tracks in a midi file, but would it still divide the extra tracks in the sixteen, or leave off some midi track data since midi files only hold sixteen tracks of data I wonder?
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Hey thanks! Yeah your file opened all the tracks, maybe you have a different Midi file type. I trying to find out how to tell the difference. Hey thanks Kurre, if possible can you screenshot the open media tab I can't figure out how to do this that you've mentioned thanks! If not I'm still looking and thanks!
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I use real time linear recording on Cakewalk tracks and it boils down to pasting according to where I think the part is supposed to be, but by pasting takes many takes because I'm not pasting within a sequencer, and the chorus part past has no bars to snap to like a dedicated sequencer, so I would have to figure out the snap feature in Cakewalk. If I was pasting according to a sequencer, I could do it once and copy the whole sequence 16 bars later. But Cakewalk is real time and it's a guessing game.
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Thanks, I couldn't get the part to move, I think I need to see a video demonstration of this process to understand it. I'll look on the web. But thanks for the explanation appreciate it. I tried that, but some parts start before basic bar numbers. The issue I have is trying to copy and paste the exact number of measures from one location to the next, copying and pasting becomes difficult for certain parts that don't start on the exact bar, for certain parts that starts before a chorus part it's a 20 paste guessing game to where it becomes mental fatigue. But yeah, that's what I'm looking for some tutorials on snapping or pasting in Cakewalk. Thanks for your help appreciate it. Well it's just a recorded part, that I wish to copy and paste exactly 16 bars later, but the chorus part starts before the chorus 8-bar sequence starts so it's a guessing game trying to doing live by hand. If i doing it long enough it may sound closer to original but I have to keep doing that tedious part four times over. But thanks I may try to look up some tutorials somewhere. Thanks for the help I never did it that way, is there a tutorial on how this process works? Thanks for the help I never did ripple edit, is there a tutorial on it somewhere? I'll check youtube. Thanks!
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How could I copy a Vocal part recorded at a certain part of the song exactly 16 bars later? Every time I try this it's like guess work and never align to the exact location 16 bars later. Unless I just record it live again and again. I often see professionals copy the same vocal hook from the first take and then pasting it until the last. Is there a way to make this easier in Cakewalk ? Thanks
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It would be great if their was an upfront Normalize button function on main page next to MIDI - REGION FX buttons above Tracks. This way the user can normalize all tracks instantly instead of going through menus and multiple button pushes just to do one track. Currently if you recorded many many overdubs and punch ins on one track, it's a tedious process to select every punch in edit so that the whole track will be normalized equally. There should be a whole track normalization process that selects all edits and recordings on that particular track instead of just the selected part. I find myself selecting a track to normalize, and come to find out that because their were numerous punch ins it only selected a small section of a complete recording.