Byron Dickens

That is going to be a function of the synthesizers.

I can't say I have ever been much concerned with the fonts in one or another of the menus.

Brings me back to my comment about spoon feeding....

Since I am here on this forum, the official forum sponsored by the company that produces Cakewalk, it seemed obvious to me to look around here for links. Up near the top right corner is what looks like a menu. A little exploration of said menu reveals the link to "support center." A little bit more exploration reveals "submit a request." Some people give up too easily when they don't get spoon fed everything. I agree that all the old legacy stuff needs to be cleaned up and perhaps subsumed into the new site

Somebody at Google must have forgotten to tell RME....

The Horror!

The interface has combo inputs. Whether line or mic level depends on whether you plug a 1/4" or XLR into it. All this is covered in Focusrite's documentation.

It's because you have a stereo pair selected instead of just one input. You need to select only the input that your microphone is plugged into. It doesn't have anything to do with your preamp.

Holy ****!

Well **** ****** my ****** ****!

This thread is over two years old. I'm sure the OP has found something by now.

Drive-by troll

Indeed, something else is going on here. The velocity values are part of the midi data and will get saved in the file.

That makes a lot more sense. I guess I got so used to seeing all the posts from people who seem to think , for instance, that W10 is some kind of conspiracy that it is easy to make unwarranted assumptions....

A MOTU M4. Talk about stupid....

Suit yourself. I find that the more I can live in the world of what is instead of the world of what if, the happier I am. Not a reply to this topic so much specifically but to life in general. The problem with trying to remain frozen in time comes, as Lord Tim points out, when - not if, but WHEN - your old, obsolete hardware fails. You think its bothersome trying to keep up to date? Just wait until you have no choice because your decade or more old system is nothing more than a doorstop. SONAR HS6 did " everything I needed." Would I ever want to go back? Hell no!

Learn to accept change and you'll be happier than you will fighting to remain in the past.

You're thinking about ARA. ARIA is a sfz player engine.

NPR pretty much does everything first class.

It concerns me more that they reproduce.

And there's nothing wrong with that. I don't want to sound like I'm looking down my nose at it or anything. There's certainly an art to being able to do that and do it well. It just doesn't work for me. Hell, I love Blues and probably 97.6% of it is trying to rework the same material into something new.

That and loops. I never fell for any of the phrase-based stuff but I tried playing with loops and it just don't do it for me. As someone with actual compositional abilities, I'd rather spend less of my time coming up with the right part on my own than endlessly auditioning loops to find a "good enough" one that will "work."

I wish there was a level between Core and Pro with the additional instruments and articulations but not the mic positions.

ASIO4ALL is known problematic. That's your issue right there. Why in God's name would anyone use it when their interface's manufacturer supplies a proper ASIO driver?