Byron Dickens

Try this first.

So its just like commercial radio, then.

Several things have helped me: a pair of those Ahead sticks, a pair of Mechanix anti vibration gloves, and modifying my technique by rolling my hands over for more of a German style grip and using more elbow than wrist.

Exactly. It's kind of hard to talk intelligently about things with other people unless you have a common language amongst you.

Neither one of those trolls is interested in getting any help with fixing anything. They just want to be miserable and drag others down with them.

Some people just can't be happy unless they have something to be unhappy about....

I think those hardware Sound Canvases come up on ebay pretty regularly.

"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench - a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free and good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side..." Often attributed to Hunter S Thompson

More multicultural coolness.

Hearing this, I don't know whether to meditate or mosh.

Plugging USB MIDI devices into USB hubs can be problematic as well.

Of course, I save often and don't do stupid shit like putting Ozone on every track....

The simple solution is to not swap devices around while Cakewalk is running. Make sure to connect whichever you are going to be using before launching CW.

There's no screen reader software for W10? I have a hard time believing that.

Try doing some cover songs until inspiration strikes again.

I must be doing something wrong because I've had it open for about three weeks with zero crashes.

Dropping back in to report that this is working as desired.

Chill out, man. I asked a simple question that just requires a simple answer. I don't think it calls for you acting as if I have cast aspersions upon your ancestry. I do tempo changes all the time and inserting a new tempo does not change anything that came before it.

I don't have any such issues here. Are you sure you don't have change most recent tempo selected instead of add new ltempo?

"School" and "Education" are not necessarily the same thing.

There is no reason to keep scanning for plugins every time you launch Cakewalk.

I say music school no, but music most definitely.

Stop using presets and craft your own tones that have the sound you want. Whoever comes up with those presets uses his guitar and his fingers to get what he thinks sounds right. So of course, when you play your guitar with your fingers through his preset it's going to sound different. Besides, the sound you hear on the record is not the same sound that came out of the amp. It's been EQed etc.

Posting your email address in an open forum like that is a monumentally bad idea.