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You can by using the Clips button dropdown if the plugin allows. In this example, choose Enabled where 100%=ON & 0%=OFF:

Hi, I can't reproduce this so it may be specific to your system or the clip.

You can also Ctrl+Shift+Drag the end of a clip to stretch it to desired length in Track View. You can also lasso select (right click & drag) notes in PRV and do the same. Set Snap for precision.

Right click the new clip and select Unlink Step Sequencer Clips then edit.

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Probably a free teaser for their Music Cour$e$$$. https://online.berklee.edu/courses

Yes but... do street lights go out as you drive by?

Mixer has stereo channels with separate left and right inputs. When left input is also (Mono), it pans both left and right when right jack is empty. Right side only pans right when left jack is empty. If you want the left jack to behave the same way, put a blank or dead plug in the right jack. Or is there another way to fool it?

The "T" key is your friend!

Screen stops scrolling if you click anywhere while in motion. You can click anywhere again or hit PAUSE 2x, or PAUSE and PLAY to resume the scrolling screen.

Ouch. Well, you did mention the K word. No guarantees with that one.

Either way should work. Try it. You can always Ctrl+Z if the results aren't good.

FWIW, "Splitting" clips actually copies and pastes the original so that you now have 2 identical clips with slipped ends hiding the data before/after the split point. Dragging the clip ends back out to their original positions reveals the hidden data. Nothing is altered, hindered, changed or otherwise affected by the split. This is why it's wise to "bounce" split clips before applying additional editing. Splitting & end slipping are non-destructive. "Bouncing" is destructive but reversable with Ctrl+Z.

Maybe 'cause people keep asking where they are?? Some also don't know "Lenses" are "Workspaces". Cakewalk likes to put folders all over the place. I'd like to see every Cakewalk related folder listed in Preferences. As long as they are, I should have no confusion about where to look for stuff. I hate confusion. It confuses me! Apparently some presets are stored in Registry, which makes no sense to me.

Maybe this folder could be added to Preferences >File >Folder Locations.

https://www.magix.com/us/music-editing/sound-forge/ $40 -$150

Zackly what I figured and what I've been doing. Thanks for confirming.

Opening all older projects containing BREVERB causes CbB to crash upon "Preparing Project". This may be due to differences in the original BREVERB and the current CbB version? I have to open the projects in SAFE mode and say NO to BREVERB, then re insert it and guess at what settings I used back when.

I kinda forgot about this as it hasn't happened since the OP, so thanks for responding. This flag came out of nowhere for no reason I can find. I do everything you guys mention and haven't changed anything except to add a new Mackie ASIO interface. When this happened I still had Behringer ASIO drivers installed which I suppose could have confused CbB somehow, even tho they weren't listed in Preferences. I've since removed them and so far no more issues. If it was a legitimate flag, it should have happened when CbB was launched, not 1 hour into playing a project.

Especially because... when right-clicking a CV track to make it "Narrow", but you unknowingly hit "Hide track" instead and it's POOF! gone.

That was my thought but thought I'd ask as it doesn't seem like something to far-fetched for, at least the standalone, to accomplish.

Like you can with Process > Apply Effect > Reverse in CbB?

UPDATE 3: Something happened and it no longer works in compatibility mode.

I always use Search first, which may or may not bring me to the ToC.

Yes. The Preferences window acts as an editor. This is for the INI file located in C:\Users\spjoe\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core and not the one located in C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core. Not sure why there's 2. https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=INI_Files.2.html