Byron Dickens

What is "Vst Levelling tool?"

I don't know where you heard that nonsense. You can also turn off the analytics.

Well, I left it plugged in for a few hours and nothing seems to have gotten warm at all. I happen to have another 9VAC adapter and I get the same results with it.

Utter Bovine Excrement.

Known garbage.

An OS is not a car.

It's well past time to update that, too.

Um.... That's why W10 is more secure: they're still issuing security updates.

Cough up $100 or so and get a usable audio interface for starters.

I don't know where you get that idea, but you don't have to be connected to the internet in order to use CbB

If I win, I will also need 2-3 million dollars. That's so I can quit my job and spend the rest of my life holed up in the studio playing with it all.

There's only about 15 million GM sound Sets out there....

Thanks! Capacitors don't appear to be leaking, but that doesn't mean they are good. No fuse that I can see. Voltage drops across the switch. Not to 0. I couldn't find any circuit diagrams either. I used to be really good with automotive electrical before arthritis forced me to put my wrenches up., But electronics is a different ballgame

Ditch TTS1 and use something else.

RTFM

Bears repeating. Computers do what you tell them to, not what you want them to.

No. It was replaced and it won't prevent the unit from powering on anyway.

What is the output on that midi tracks set to? It has to be output to something.

"Select: all" quickly highlights everything and will quickly show you at a glance if there is anything beyond the presumed end of your project.

I am trying to use the TX16Wx soft sampler to play soundfonts and the volume is just unreasonably loud. So much so that I have to turn the fader down on the audio output track to almost nothing, and even then I think it's still clipping inside the plug in itself. I can't for the life of me find any kind of master volume in the plug-in. I have looked through the documentation, but have not been able to find a solution to my conundrum so far. Anyone else seen this and/or have a fix for it?

I've had that happen before. Never anything like 12 hours, but several minutes. Have always found some kind of data far beyond where I thought the project ended.

After getting my Proteus FX hooked up and starting to explore it, it died on me one night. Will not power up. Got 9VAC to the switch. Voltage drops when I close the switch. Even jumpered the contacts on the board & still no dice. Damn! I was so looking forward to using it! Do any of you electronics gurus here have any insight? Maybe there's something else I can look at. I am sad.

John's suggestion was actually pretty helpful, I thought. The help module is an invaluable resource RTFM solves probably 99% of these"issues." Computers do what you tell them to, not what you want them to.

It pays to be 2% smarter than the stuff you're working with.