Bill Phillips

Ok, I've figured this out. So, I'm answering my own question. Here are the answers: In short the Reference Guide is great! I read the section on exporting again and found that you need to de-select all tracks and clips for the Project export option to work. I didn't really find an answer here, but it no longer matters to me. Since I don't know how it works, I won't use the Export>Audio option. Instead I found that the presets listed in the Export module are the same ones that appear in the Advanced dialog. So by choosing Advanced and then selecting a preset you'll be able to see exactly what's included export presets are used in the Export module. But that still doesn't define what happens when the Audio options are used.

Now that there's a Export Module on the Control Bar I use it but I have some questions that I haven't been able to find answers for: What's the difference between the Project and Selection buttons? I leave the Project button ticked because that's about all I export. But I still have to select all tracks to export the entire project. Only selected tracks are included in the mix even with the Project button ticked. For the Export Audio options, which dithering option is used? I always use use Pow-r 3, but don't know which option is selected when I skip the Advanced choice. So I use Advanced.

Me too! Nice quiet case. Lots of fan locations and easy to route cables out of sight. Really like being able to mount two SSDs on back side of MB plate.

No responses. So I guess not.

Is it possible to copy clip automation from one clip to another? I tried copy and paste special, but when the clip is de-selected, the automation is de-selected as well. There also aren't any clip automation lanes. And there don't seem to be any copy/paste choices in the automation edit dropdown.

Looks like keyboard shortcuts you want to add for all lenses & "none" should be added with "none" selected in lenses.

Good to know. Thanks

Thanks winkpain. Both approaches worked. I guess the bug is that custom key bindings need to be re-created and saved with every lens you create. Bill

I'm having the same problem. Is the Export/Import work around the only solution currently available?

My HelpText_EN.dat is not up to date. See attached screen shot. How do I update it.

How did you find this response from 2003? ?

Problem solved! Aim Assist reappeared. May it took the weekend off.

I'm sure I'm doing something wrong but I don't know what. I've enabled Aim Assist in the Edit menu by clicking on Aim Assist not by pressing "X" as the 2019.07 Reference Guide says. But I still can't see it. It worked before, I'm guessing all the way through the early release versions since I used them all and had Aim Assist enabled all along. I verified that the color is gray under Color Customization. See Screenshot. I couldn't find a way to include the Edit dropdown in a screenshoot. It disappeared when I pressed Alt. Also couldn't capture the cursor in the screenshot. It's to the right of Now Time.

Am I missing something? I have "Hide Related VST2 Plugins" under VST3 Migration Settings checked. But Related VST2 plugins still shown in Browser. See Screenshots.

I don't think so. The message is for the AMD graphics card HDMI audio. My ASUS motherboard has Realtek drivers.

I've clicked "Yes", "No", the "X" to close and always continue on with Cakewalk. Cakewalk seems to be unaffected because it's not using that device. I see. I'd missed that. I thought that the device was no longer available . I think I've tried skipping the audio drivers in the graphics card install but something happened that convinced me to include them.

Thanks. I thought I had it disabled but didn't and haven't had any problems. I just disabled it. Thanks again. My understanding that disabling fast boot is a good idea because the data saved by Windows to support fast boot may in some cases be corrupted and can trash your system.

Thanks. So the message is inconsequential and suppressing it is ok? I didn't any AMD references in aud.ini. None of the audio devices are disabled in Device Manager but all except for the Focusrite USB are either disabled or not plugged in Sound settings. (see screenshots) Is that not enough?

I change display power settings (form Never to 10-min) when I walk away from my DAW for a while but don't want to shut down. I do this just to give the display a rest. When I come back I see the Audio Device disconnection message in one of the screenshot attachments. I can't understand why. I also included sound device settings screenshot attachments to show that all are disabled except for the Focusrite USB audio interface. I also verified that the Focusrite audio interface is the only one listed in Cakewalk audio device settings. So why does Cakewalk display this message?

Thanks Klaus. I'm glad I asked. This solution is much better than the one I'd found googling.?

How does the "Convert to mono" function in the audio clip context menu work? I see it bounces the clip to a new mono clip. But how does it do it? I'm guessing it sums the two tracks which would incorporate any phase cancellations. Is it affected by the Pan control? What I'd like is a "Separate stereo track into two mono tracks" function, but I haven't found a way to do that.

If you're using CbB, crashing and popping are most likely caused by plugin, computer, audio interface or other hardware problems. I haven't had any significant problems with CbB.

Wow! I'm going to bookmark that for future reference.

Yeah! ? Think he's been around that block a few times. Thank goodness for that. ?