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James, This is great news thanks for sharing your experiences. Currently, I just have been avoiding that fader. On more complicated mixes I may wish I had it. Of course I can use the master fader to control a Bus which in most case will solve the problem. I'll for sure open it up and see what I see Thanks so much

Man thanks for the info. So far the midi out is working fine, but I think I'll set up the USB out just in case I need the extra bandwidth. Do you know what is different about midi 2.0? Do you have to use it with a USB? I've always wondered whether we need more than 127 velocity levels.

I've just realized that the true standard midi out of the Controller is all I need. This is the first time I had a controller that has no internal sounds, so there's no need for a midi in. The sales guy said the USB handles midi out and midi in and I assume that's true for a controller that has only a USB like my wife's cheap keyboard. So actually i won't be using the USB anyway. But still I learned some good info about this, so thanks everyone

Does it matter if the USB cable is USB 2.0? Does it matter to plug into a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port on the computer?

I'm getting a Piano controller with a USB Midi output that sends midi out to CbB and CbB sends it back using the USB Midi. The controller does have a normal midi out, but not an IN. I've only used standard midi cords into a midi interface and never a USB Midi directly into the computer. I'm wondering what's the best way to do this and I do need about 12-15 feet for the cable length to my computer. I'll try it first with a 6 foot USB 2.0 cable into a USB extension cable to reach the computer. I may have to buy a 15 foot USB 2.0 cable it this doesn't work. So I'm wondering if anyone had experience with this.

I've been using my peavey studiomix for many many years and it's worked fine. Today one of the flying fader stopped working. It records automation fine by moving it but when it plays it back the fader doesn't move like all the other faders do. It's fader #6. I rebooted, tried a different CWP file, uninstalled and reinstalled Studiomix, I'm using CbB 2024 12, but I also tried 2024 07 - same problem. I tried new midi cords a different USB port. It looks like I'll need to open it up and see if there's something obvious to fix. I'm no tech repair guy, but I can replace a pot with my soldering iron. I'm just wondering if anyone has opened the Studiomix or had a similar problem?

Max, Quick media converter has been working great, thanks. I had to convert an AAC file and found this App that's super easy and fast - Switch Sound File Converter. https://www.nch.com.au/index.html I'm very impressed with NCH, they have quite a few ready good free software products and none of them install a bunch of BS on your computer

I set up my workspace a very long time ago when they first came out and saw no reason to change it, but now I'll definitely add this to it and see if I can resurrect whatever else I had in my workspaces. I assume it defaulted back to the standard. I have another computer I'll check out and see the settings. Thanks so much Max, you're the best!

I got a new computer which is Win 11 and can't get the Control bar module order to save on any CWP project file. I've even selected Lock module order and also Lock module order and justify. As soon as I close and reopen it the modlue order not what I chose. When I open CbB it opens to my template and numerous times I've saved the module order to my template. Any one else notice this? Is there a fix?

I put the 3 files in C:\Windows, rebooted and opened Quick media converter and got the same screen asking me to download the FFmpeg files. If I answer yes or no, it doesn't work. 3 files ffmpeg.exe ffplay.exe ffprobe.exe

I had also been in contact with Melodyne support and surprisingly they were very responsive even with the weekend. He said that some Win 11 computer may install and other not. He said it was likely my CPU, which I thought was strange. But he said I needed to upgrade to 5. It was only $19 so I did it and it installed perfectly last night and I'm done - thanks everyone

I installed the FFmpeg files from the download and did like the website said and went to advanced system settings and added a path in Environments to my E:\FFmeg folder with the 3 files in it, but in the CMD prompt it didn't find it so when I opened Quick media converter it still can't find the files. I double-checked what I did. Do you think the website is up to date? Let me know if you have any tips - we're close

I completely uninstalled all melodyne from Control Panel. I needed to use the CMD administrator method to get rid of the Melodyne run time version. I tried some clean install methods, but none deleted registry items, which I think should do the trick. I reinstalled and uninstalled several times and still closes Cakewalk before it's Region FX window opens - baffled

I have Melodyne 4 and it's worked very well on my win 10 computer for many years. i got a new win 11 pro computer and Cakewalk installed a basic Melodyne and I installed Melodyne Assistant 4.2.4.001 and used the standalone, run as administrator, to add the serial #. In Cakewalk it crashes immediately. Any ideas?

Max thanks for the great detail, bypassing all the confusing icons. When I installed it it was not able to load the FFMPEG. I think it said something about security. I've never had to tell Win security to do something like this. Maybe you remember what you did The program still does launch and I tried all your steps, but when I click target folder, nothing happened. My suspicion is it has something to do with the FFMPEG not loading. what do you think I should do? I will say this is exactly what I wanted. Once you know the steps it's very quick and easy Thanks a million - so nice connecting with you after all these years.