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I've been hitting the global echo button 2x to get the "always on" one to go off with the rest.

Actually just had this happen yesterday after loading it 2x in a simple project.

1.2.0.14. I think it's the latest. You can actually see it in the lower righthand corner of the screenshot. Click image to zoom. Some of the tools don't appear until you click on an item. Thanks for asking. Just noticed the screenshot shows the 2nd T.E.'s Paste function on the Tool Ribbon is also grayed out like the right-click menu.

Sorry. Sometimes I omit step x steps if it seems obvious, so I will amend my OP.

LOL Not so smart alec answer: To test why it's not working. If 2 images are identical then copy&paste should work. But, for me it only works 50% if the time. So it appears to be a bug. And bugs bug me. When they bug me, I reports them. You can be sure I test them well, before reporting.

If your interface only has a stereo pair to record from, you can: 1. Solo the outboard synth's MIDI track and set an audio track's Input to the interface's Main or only output and record the synth real-time to the audio track. You can then use Menu > Tracks > Bounce to Track(s) to mix down everything onto another track. or 2. Record the whole mix the same way with no tracks soloed to a stereo mix audio track. There'll be no outboard synth audio track in the project but it's sound will be in the mixdown track. If you have a multi-channel interface, you can record directly from the outboard synth's mixer channel so nothing else gets recorded to that track while listening to the whole mix.

This was unclear to me so I rendered comment from my own experience which is from Home Studio 9 - 1999. His (now we know) 1990 .wrk's are probably different than mine. "Anyway, the question is how to make the audio work? Before I laboriously reconstruct it by dragging the right external audio clip into new audio tracks... I'm hoping there is a way to "fix" it automagically." If the old .wrk files are "embedding" audio into MIDI tracks then it's doubtful CbB will know what to do with them. Unless msmcleod's way solves that (drag in the .wrk file), you'll most likely need to import them into the new project as their own audio tracks - then Save-As the new project. Yeah, this'll be fun if the file naming convention was "f1gj43hn.wav" like it was with CWPA9 & HS9. No need to create audio tracks before doing that. Just drag the files to the blank area below the last track and tracks will be automatically made for them. Interesting link

FWIW, .wrk & .cwp files don't contain wave files, but .bun & .cwb files do. Unless you have the original wave files associated with the .wrk file, you won't have any audio. .wrk & .cwp files will look for wave files in the original folder they were saved in (probably the global audio folder). Otherwise they will ask you to locate or skip them. If they've been moved from their original location, you may have to re-import them back into the project.

Alternative to re-recording a pitchbend or hammer-on. 1. Highlight note area you want pitched up or down 2. Go to Menu > Process > Transpose 3. Enter Amount, check Transpose Audio, and select Type 4. Click OK

Hi, I think post 3 covered that, but while I'm here.... One thing Melodyne seems to have trouble with is separating instrumental octaves. Quite often I get blobs containing 2 notes 1 octave apart when I need them to be separate. This in spite claims otherwise: "With vocals, but every type of instrument as well – including polyphonic ones, such as the piano and guitar."

The issue only affects some images in certain themes, usually the one I'm working on ATM. Once you click on an image and select Copy, the Paste function should become available. This fails to happen with some of the repainted images in my themes. EDIT 2 Steps to repeat: 1. Open a custom theme in Theme Editor 2. Click on an image & select Copy 3. Paste function should light up Example:

Fascinating! Haven't run into this one yet but normally don't use Instrument tracks. Curious if it's reproduceable here. Nope. Even tried it with several unbounced split clips. What Synth is causing it? DYK?: 1. You can create Instrument tracks from separate Synth/MIDI tracks, but only one MIDI track can be selected. 2. You can separate Instrument tracks into Synth/MIDI tracks. 3. You can connect other MIDI tracks to Instrument tracks.

Depends (not the undies). I know things like switching themes during playback can interrupt Audio Engine momentarily.

I understand it to be a separate process, but my only thought was once a project is opened - regardless of how it was opened - the start screen would go away. This because sometimes there are messages from opening a project that are hidden behind the Start Screen and I'm left wondering why the project is not opening fully. To be fair... the old start screen also stays in que when a project is dragged in.

This one gets me the most as I keep expecting 2xClick to Center it like it does for the Volume - right next to it - and the main Pan. 2xClick Sends Volume makes 2 different actions according to cursor position. Original request has been edited.

Of course.

Currently some controls require different routines for the same action. Consistency speeds proficiency. Requests: 1. 1xClick ALL Value Windows to enter values. Like Control Bar does 2. 2xClick ALL Knobs & Sliders/Faders to -0- 3. Scroll Wheel to change values up & down (knobs & faders do. values can too) 4. Slow 2xClick Knobs & Sliders/Faders to enter values when no Value Window available OR - 2xClick top half to enter values & bottom half to -0- Current routines: Console strip Pan values: (1) Turn the Knob (scroll wheel or mouse drag) (2xClick returns to -0-) (2) 1xClick the Knob and hit ENTER. (never knew this) (3) 1xClick the Value Window and hit F2 - Clicking on the Value Window does nothing. Console strip Volume values: (1) Slide the Fader (scroll wheel or mouse drag) (2xClick returns to -0-) (2) 2xClick the Value Window (nice) (3) 1xClick the Value Window and hit ENTER. (never knew this) (4) 1xClick the Value Window and hit F2 Track View values: (1) Scroll Wheel or Mouse drag the Value Sliders. (2) 1xClick the Value Window and hit F2 Control Bar values: (1) 1xClick the Value Window (nicer) Until today, I didn't know Pan values could be entered manually. Because of Dissimilar Command Routines, what else am I missing?! (edited)

Check View > Display > Maximize Waveform Height (or show clip headers) = buttons Uncheck View > Display > Maximize Waveform Height (or hide clip headers) = no buttons

Some MIDI instruments respond to the Track Inspector's Chorus/Reverb module.

Whatever do you mean??!? The java script version ( jKnobMan ) has the Win11 font issues. I've been using it since the Windows version didn't work in Win7-10. For some reason it IS working in Win11 aaand it accepts all fonts as installed. There's also a web based and a 3D version, so I'll be ok, .... I'm sure. Seems g2OÕkg (ITHRN) hasn't been on his forum since 2019, so unlikely to hear from him.

Found him on KVR

Any users of Knobman know how to contact the author? I see no Contact links on his website. Problem: Since Windows 11, some fonts no longer show up in the jKnobman font list making a few of my knobs unusable.

Noticed the Demo Projects file info displayed in the Start Screen isn't consistent with actual file info. I have never opened or edited any of them yet it implies I did yesterday.

All Audio Tracks may be an alternative. Currently it seems Entire Mix is referring to the entire project length of all audio tracks within the project itself. It includes unfrozen synth/MIDI/instrument tracks and FX but no outboard sounds or outboard FX unless they are recorded onto a track 1st.