Byron Dickens

Absolutely not true. Where did you come up with that nonsense?

How did I get either of mine, then?

Or you haven't been keeping up with the updates or the documentation thereof.

Yes

You really don't want to get rid of them. They are there to let you know that that is not an empty track.

Not room correction but room treatment. Room correction software is really best for a room that is already treated but doesn't have the benefit of $$$$$ of acoustic design.

What you really need is a proper power amp designed for the job and not home stereo stuff. As you have discovered, what you have is lying to you. You also need room treatment.

Not reducing the volume of your other tracks.

Play it again. And yeah, like John said: posting your email address on a public forum is a monumentally bad idea. Every spam bot in the world has it now.

That device sure is giving you a lot of trouble....

Who says that?

Staff view is... um... rudimentary. I tried using it once long ago. I quickly gave up.

It is time to move on from 32 bit; as time goes on they will only become more and more problematic.

Gee, I don't know. Maybe actually read the year old thread before bringing it back from the dead? Your answer is right there.

Please be more specific. Which ones?

I've been bitten by that one before.

I'm betting you had input echo turned on your previously recorded track.

And I will take advantage of this particularly timely opportunity to point out that this is a perfect example of why it can be problematic to not stay reasonably updated.

RTFM

It is. You're exporting the entire mix.

Is there a used market there? Buying things used is often MUCH less expensive. I just know that as a guitarist, I found trying to play bass guitar parts with a keyboard very unsatisfying and playing bass on guitar and pitch shifting it never felt or sounded right. Even a low end budget instrument will get the job done.

While it can be done - people do it - CW is not really intended as a live performance tool. You're better off mixing down to a .wav or .mp3 and using that. Even Notes Norton, famous for creating and selling third-party Band-in-a-Box styles and who plays gigs constantly does it that way.