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For those watching at home, this is important as simply extending the "clip" end to the zero point won't work. Empty space before the 1st event will be deleted. BTW, it can be any kind of event so long as something is there to retain the clip length.

https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Automation.12.html or Cakewalk Reference Guide pg1231

... assumin' they still has any.

For some, the accent is easier than the language. For most tho, it's just the opposite.

No snap there. You can request it in the Feedback Forum. Otherwise you can use the Event Module or run CAL scripts to set a range of velocities on selected notes.

I don't think Staff View was ever meant for real editing but there are a few things it can do.... like print basic sheet music. 😊

Sounds like maybe a locked Screenset or Workspace setting?

Of course, I should have said to check your Audio settings for ASIO but everything I read on it said the um2 didn't have those drivers. Glad you got it working tho.

Undoubtedly. I'm leaning that way since CbB is the most crash prone version I've used lately. Just opened a project and did nothing but try to change a MIDI clip's right hand icon from PRV to Staff View, but as soon as I clicked on the icon, CbB quit working and crashed. 3 times in a row! Hasn't always been the case but on my current installs 32 bit SPlat seems to work better and crash far less.... and it's theme-able. 😊

It can be done but using the Edit From & Thru method seems clunky if not convoluted and didn't always work as expected for me. Selecting notes is best done using the Select Module, dragging thru the Time Ruler, or clicking on an Arranger section. The Move and Edit Tools don't work in Staff View. Staff tools are available by right-clicking anywhere in the Staff window or the Process menu. In Staff View with Smart Tool selected: 1. Drag the mouse thru the Staff View Time Ruler or right-click and drag over notes to select them 2. Right-click the Staff window and select Slide 3. Make sure you select "Events in Tracks" or nothing will move 4. Enter your choices and click OK Clear selections by clicking on the clef symbol. If you choose minute values you won't see any notes move in Staff View but you will in PRV.

Touché (#7) . But since there's no real forum for legacy products you can see why users who infrequent the forums might get confused.

See if these links help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g98J36XmDhQ https://www.reddit.com/r/Behringer/comments/rfv38r/solved_behringer_uphoria_um2_windows_finds_no/ I've been using 32 bit SPlat with Melodyne lately and find it a lot more stable and event free than CbB ATM. Unlike CbB, Melodyne opens in SPlat full page without having to do anything special and just works. In CbB, after Melodyne opens, I have to reclick on the clip for it to show any content. Then I have to double click the Multidock tab for it to open full screen, which it already is but hides behind Track View. With a lot of audio edits, CbB is always crashing. So far in 32 bit SPlat, notAone.

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I love it when voting throws all the posts out of order....

Easiest way is in Track View. 1. Isolate the clip section you want moved. 2. Select it and go to Process>Slide... and chose how & where to move it: Click OK:

Why not ask google? It knows everything. https://www.google.com/search?q=does+normalizing+audio+raise+head+room&rlz=1C1RXQR_enUS1094US1094&oq=does+normalizing+audio+raise+head+room&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigATIHCAQQIRigATIHCAUQIRigAdIBCjE1NTEyajBqMTWoAgiwAgE&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 For "smoothing levels" it might be more useful for the OP to use a limiter instead. But I really don't know.

What I meant was, doing it on several tracks connected to the same synth - like gustabo said - should work without incident. Doing it on several different synths together at the same time may not always work. For me it seldom works. I end up doing them one at a time.

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The associated MIDI track freeze button is disabled which means there's a disconnect between the 2 tracks. Worst case scenario you've encountered a project induced bug and may need to create a new track or a new project. If unfreezing is all you want to do you might be able to just delete the clip which may or may not allow you to reset the freeze button.

Project bit depths can be set here:

These are what I refer to above. I may go weeks or a month without working in PRV so I forgets which is what. Cakewalk MIDI is how it all started so it's no surprise PRV causes few if any crashes or sudden death scenarios. Audio and plugins were after-thoughts that can't say the same. Good coding may not always be able to prevent them but should at least handle them with more finesse than is offered. Some other DAWs have awesome PRV features I wish Cakewalk had but overall the TwelveTone PRV has always shined.

YMMV. Don't know if any of it is possible, just my experience and thoughts, FWIW. Trying to edit a group of tracks in PRV can be convoluted for me. Sometimes I have no idea where the paste went until I discover duped notes later on. There's a key binding/right-click routine that copies selected notes to the current track in PRV but it's tricky and I can never remember what it is. Many issues are alleviated by editing one track in PRV, then drag/copying it to the other tracks in TV... but it means switching back&forth between TV & PRV. Linking clips helps but once they're unlinked (because one track needs a different note arrangement here&there) you can't relink them easily. There's also the rare occasion when I want duped notes for certain effects.

I wouldn't need this except for the fact that copy&paste never ends up where it's supposed to. Fix that and note doubling would almost never happen here. It can be fixed by correlating track selection and Now Time position in PRV with TV so they are in sync. OR Disconnect PRV completely with TV so that TV selection isn't overriding what I do in PRV. It's crazy to be going in and out of PRV to accomplish this. Unless I'm doing it all wrong. My workaround is to do any copy&pasting with clips in TV instead of PRV.

Widens and thins only that channel while changing the stereo center. Try this: Leave the left channel far left and extend the right channel width out end to end slowly. Like water, the wider the area the thinner it gets until... Widening both channels out cancels the whole signal.

How many people listen to pianos at either end, tho? Most piano performances are at right angles to the audience with the lid open so all the sound is projected together... so there is no perceived stereo spread. Surround sound maybe. 🤔 Drum machines & plugins often do the same... But they all do it to the ear of the player, not the listener, which I think is backwards and one more thing you may want to edit in the final mix. Easy to do when they're recorded on separate L&R tracks.