Byron Dickens

Already a thread on this:

This should be in the deals section; it looks like it would still be a bargain if it was twice as much.

No.

Must not have been very important.

Automation.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This.

What do your ears tell you?

Any undo for plugin settings would be a function of the plugin, not of Cakewalk.

Why? If they were separate purchases, yes.

OK. It's well past time for you to stop shooting blind and start learning how to do things the right way in a logical, orderly fashion.

Y'all are replying to a year-old post and we've blown this guy out of the water already and are well past this.

https://www.pgmusic.com/bbwin.htm

A one second audio clip isn't much to go on. It would sure be nice to have some context.

Yep. First thing I thought of was a plugin in demo mode.

Anything half decent is gonna cost real money. Guitar is especially hard to fake.

No, it is not. It is an effects plugin.

More reasons why it pays to learn how to read and write music at least half-assed. Notes on staff paper are platform-agnostic and completely independent of any and all software, plugins, licensing schemes and even the actual instruments themselves.

Since you haven't given us any information about your system, we have no idea what the problem is either. What processor? How much RAM? What audio interface do you have and what driver mode are you using?

Why not do the sensible thing and move all the space hogging files to another drive?

They aren't. But if the only VSTi you have in your project is a drum kit, what do you think your new MIDI track is going to get routed to? You would have to put another VSTi in your project. I leave everything connected all the time so that it is all available instantly.

You can't have a track routed to something that isn't there.

I'm not sure what you're asking. The piano roll only works on MIDI tracks. How do you have this external synth connected?

And you do a fantastic job of hiding the fact you're a nice person....

Y'all are talking into the wind. Another one-post-wonder who hasn't been back.