Byron Dickens

Turn the volume down on tracks if you must in order to avoid clipping and turn the volume up on your audio interface.

I have found that program changes do not work in the VST3 version. VST2 works better.

I have had some success with Blue Arp.

That can happen with buggy or obsolete drivers. It can also happen if if a plug-in or something is not closing correctly.

That's bizarre. Have you tried closing Cakewalk down and then reopening your project?

You can find one in the Inspector. There is also an MFX.

? Damn. The zealots are getting serious! Next thing you know they'll start burning heretics at the stake.

That's not accurate. And has been discussed extensively already.

I kinda figured as much but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask.

I doubt anyone on the internet is going to have my customized banks....

Good stuff there!

Wow, are you late to the party!

No.

This has already been discussed extensively.

I spend most of my time with Labs making music, not staring at the installer. I don't really care what the app thinks. They are on my computer and they make noise anyway. Its kind of a known bug in the Spitfire app that doesn't affect whether the libraries work or not.

Looks like that is worth trying.

I'm with you on this. I got my old Korg X3, a Minilogue and more VSTis than I will ever use. Along with a bunch of guitars, two basses, a bouzouki and a drum kit. I'm working on making the most of what I have and weeding out what I never use.

I'm confused. Is this new math or fuzzy math?

This discussion wandered off into E-mu Proteus X software. You know. Thread drift. Someone mentioned it being uploaded on archive.org. I pointed out that it is still someone's intellectual property and that those sounds are readily available from legitimate sources.

Live your truth. No judgments. Live your truth. ? Says the man who hasn't once actually tried to help someone... Tell me something, were you born this much of an ***** or did you have to practice?

Awesome you got it working. I was going to suggest next that if any of these keyboard controllers have traditional 5 pin DIN connectors to try hooking them up that way through a MIDI interface.

This E-mu discussion is academic anyway because it won't even work properly on modern versions of Windows anyway. I found out because I had a copy from when it was still available from Creative Labs. Those sounds are readily available from legitimate sources anyway. So why bother with a pirated version that someone uploaded to archive.org. "Not available from Creative any more. Creative have eliminated everything Ensoniq and E-Mu from their site except for a couple of pair of their earphones branded E-Mu. I have placed the Proteus VX and the Emulator X3 in Archive.org as abandonware." https://www.kvraudio.com/product/proteus-vx-by-e-mu If that ain't pirated software, I don't know what is. Again, just because something is abandonware doesn't make it public domain.

Yeah. I'm a cute little troll. Over half my posts are Mac fanboy proselytizing and I've never once responded to someone's request for help with Cakewalk. Oh, wait.... https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/profile/7891-hugh-mann/content/ No, I don't own a Mac and I'm not going to either. I despise the way they do business. I'm not such a great fan of Microsoft either, just to be fair, but they don't have a reputation for breaking software. Yeah, yeah "Rosetta" and all. Whatever. PCs don't need something like that.... You don't see developers making such a big deal about now being compatible with the latest Windows update or Intel core i9. I wonder why that is. Google I also don't like very much either, but at least they don't throttle my phone when I update Android.

Sampling your E-mu stuff and releasing it is entirely different than distributing pirated copies of their software.

The Mac fanboys are trying to move the goalposts now.