Byron Dickens

ART makes some secret weapon, bang-for-the-buck stuff

Why not just make it easier on yourself and turn everything on before launching CW?

How is Cakewalk supposed to see your audio device if it isn't turned on?

I believe there is a link to the rollback installer in the thread with the release announcement.

I do not believe you would loose any files or have to reinstall anything

What audio interface are you using?

Have you tried rebooting?

Is input echo turned off?

That was a pretty bad way to introduce himself.

You don't generally show up to a party insulting the host, peacocking about how much smarter you are than all the guests and expect a warm reception.

He showed up looking for a fight and that's what he got.

I'm sure you could do it, but Cakewalk seems like overkill....

Some guy joined the forum this morning just to spam links to pirated software.

18 minutes ago, Anees Qurashi said:

check out these links and guide

Theivery is so not cool

1 hour ago, Colin Nicholls said:

20 English Shillings say this poster will not return!

40 more say that a year from now (give or take) another one-post-wonder will raise this thread from the dead with the same baseless trolling.

So do you have an actual question about something or did you just come here to act like a troll?

Maybe you're just too smart for it.

I was just a dumb mechanic for the better part of 30 years and I don't have any problems performing brain-dead simple, basic functions.

Since you "use complex software all day," you should be right at home. This is complex software.

You should also know by now  that software does what you tell it to, not what you want it to

Maybe you need to RTFM.

Music making software like this isn't simple.

But then, I'm biased....

11 hours ago, msmcleod said:

Ok, tested the following on my X5D  - this should also work on the X5, X5DR and 05/RW:

Combi Mode:

F0 42 30 36 4E 00 00 F7

Program Mode:

F0 42 30 36 4E 00 02 F7

Multi Mode:

F0 42 30 36 4E 00 04 F7

As far as I can tell, changing the fourth byte (36)  to 35  should work on the X2, X3 and X3R, e.g:

Combi Mode:

F0 42 30 35 4E 00 00 F7

Program Mode:

F0 42 30 35 4E 00 02 F7

( no Multi mode on the X2/X3/X3R ... not that you really need it... IMO combi mode is far easier to work with on all X series devices )
 

Error in the program mode message: 02 and 00 are transposed. It should read F0 42 30 35 4E 02 00 F7

To get Sequencer mode, replace 02 with 04.

F0 42 30 35 4E 04 00 F7

Sequencer mode is what you pick if you want to use the synth as a multitimbral sound module.

So far this seems to work. I created the 3 different sysex messages and can send them to change modes.

Now I suppose I need to create test projects to check how it works with setting the synth to the correct mode automatically when I open one up

Perhaps the moderators should just lock this thread because for some reason lazy trolls can't seem to stop dredging it up with endless repeats of the same bitch that was answered TWO YEARS AGO ON THE FIRST PAGE!

Same here. I don't really care about keeping the settings; if I want to replace an effect its because the one I  have there now isn't doing what I want.

1 hour ago, abacab said:

Cakewalk is a complex DAW, and you should start with the documentation and tutorials, to help out with the learning curve. The YouTube videos linked above from Creative Sauce would be a good place to start.

Absolutely.

RTFM people! Probably 90% of the brain-dead simple basic functions like this can be easily solved by not being too lazy to crack open a book once in awhile.

No, don't. Don't feed the troll.

Further information:

CTRL drag copies the clip and lets you reposition it.

Shift drag moves the clip and keeps the same position.

Straight drag let's you move the clip to anywhere

Farcebook buying them immediately puts them on my "no buy" list.

CTRL+shift drag.

1 hour ago, John Vere said:

Solution bypass the effects while recording. 

Yep. I recommend getting used to recording without effects and adding them later on at the mixing stage.