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The Steinberg is a nice beginner interface. I am wondering if there are some used RME interfaces that are within reach.

If I am understanding the OP, I thought of this volume envelope pattern usage. Once the volume automation on a measure or two is set, to eliminate the notes not wanted to sounded on that track - copy and paste it to the end of the track. There should be no need to delete the notes, though it will help if they are quantized.

It does not work in the current version. But it may not work in the earlier version either! I hope to find out soon. Thank you kind people.

There is no download in my purchases section for these programs and I am trying to open up an old file. I have a CD for Pro Audio 9 - and I have the CD key - but the serial number is missing and not on my purchase list, even though I purchased it. Any thoughts?

Welcome Zion Vec to the forum!!! What are your display settings? Do other programs have icons that are too small?

I did not lose the presets until I installed the latest UAD software. I wonder if it is bug in it. Thank you.

So, I lost quite a few hours last night as almost all my presets were gone! Finally, I found a bunch under "documents" in the computer. I added "documents" as a folder in the VST scan and that saved the day. But why did this happen? And after a reinstall of CWB, why did not it not search for these presets in documents automatically? I just do not get it. Anyway, maybe this helps someone else. Or maybe someone else has better advice for me.

Thank you. This is what I was concerned about. The piano is just one of many instruments. So, I suppose it is worth a try!

I have never tried stem separation. I have a song from some years ago that is mixed and I no longer have the individual tracks. It is a fairly dense mix with piano in it. I would like to redo the piano as it was not recorded very well. Can I pull it out with one of these stem tools? Thank you!

Well - if it changed that much since September - that is good news! This is exciting, but I can be patient. I want this to be a super success!

First, welcome to the forum, Nicholas. Second, check this out: https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+use+best+service+engine+load+instrumnet&rlz=1C1ONGR_enUS987US987&oq=how+to+use+best+service+engine+load+instrumnet&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKAB0gEJMTAyMzRqMGo0qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=_P7VsZc6QFr_TkPIP2oa7EA_35 You can also read about it in the attached pdf with step by step instructions: I hope this helps you. bestservice_engine2_freischaltung_eng.pdf

Welcome to the forum!

Glad Sonar beta is ready now for testing. And I am glad that the Bakers did not simply push it to Black Friday or Cyber Monday, but rather release it when it is truly ready. In the meantime, Cakewalk by Bandlab is great.

Exactly. Thank you.

If I edit the gain of a clip by using the edit function and changing the gain, or if do it by changing the volume envelope, is the result the same or different in terms of audio quality? Thank you.

Is Cakewalk the Rodney Dangerfield of DAW's? ? Seriously, as long as Cakewalk has enough people and revenue to be sustainable, I am happy.

I remember that Mike Oldfield, sometimes called the master of overdub or something like that, did so many overdubs on one reel of tape that he had to toss the whole thing out. Would not have with Cakewalk!

I understand that the text in markers cannot be made larger. I am wondering if this is something that can be looked at in the Sonar version coming out? Does anyone else really care? Should I just get a better magnifying glass? ? To be clear, I LOVE CAKEWALK, and this is a minor issue and in no ways impacts my desire for the product. But it still would be nice to be able to enlarge the text.

Can one make the writing in markers bigger? It is often difficult for me to see.

Yes to payment choices!

I do not know how anything can last forever in its currect state when operating systems will obviously be changed from time to time. Eventually, the Cwb version will be problematic as it will no longer be updated. Therefore, it makes sense to have a version of Cakewalk that will be updated as needed. For me, that is Cakewalk Sonar. I suspect this will all be for the good.

Can anyone indicate whether Cakewalk Sonar will have an easier way of developing themes (color assignments), perhaps even more preset choices of themes? And hopefully a preset theme on the "lighter" side like one I found in 8.5.3. Thank you!

I do not think the price should be so high as to weed out people. It needs to be a high enough price that makes it sustainable for the Owner but also a low enough price so there is a critical mass of users.

As long as it is a reasonable fee, does not lose current features, and as long as it helps the sustainable of Cakewalk for a long, long time, I am very happy.

Yes. We are still at the baby stage of digital communication, and it tends to sound harsher than in person conversations (or even telephone). Fortunately, on this cakewalk forum, people are almost always very respectful to each other and it is not an issue. And people like the OP who seek an apology are high on my list as great people here.