tparker24

You could try setting a Landmark to Clips in Preferences|Snap to Grid. Then dragging clips should snap to start/end of the nearby clip. (Haven't tried it myself).

You might try recording with Comping (rather than Overwrite or "Sound on Sound"):

Do you perhaps have Ripple Edit selected? If so, that could explain it.

Another option is to use the built-in keyboard shortcut Ctrl+End to go to the end. And there's Ctrl+Home to go to the beginning.

Another method: Select the tracks/notes you wish to transpose, then in the Event Inspector module (in the Control Bar), click on the Pitch field, and enter +12 or -12, for example.

Cakewalk indeed has a virtual keyboard: Views | Virtual Controllers | Piano Keyboard. Or shortcut: Alt+Shift+0

Good catch. Here's the post:

I believe that's the Record icon, when you have Input Quantize set.

Question about CSHUMANIZE. What are the units for Note On, Note Off, and Note Vel? I assume for Note Vel they are standard midi volumes 1-127. For Note On and Note Off, are they perhaps in Ticks? And if so, does it assume 920 PPQ? ... I normally use a PPQ of 600.

Still no option to change skins. Just the one incredibly dark gui. Very disappointing.

Right click on the very left in Piano Roll View, on either the piano keys, or the numbers. This opens the Note Names Dialog box. See this for more: https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Instrument_Defs.09.html

You can do this in Piano Roll View. Click on the left piano display on the note C3, that will select all of them. Then you can Mute them by Shift + Right Click on any of the C3 notes.

My favorite way is to look in the Event Inspector, in the Control Bar.

When I double-click on a MIDI note, the Note Properties dialog appears:

Good one! I run into this all the time. If I mute notes in PRV, they're almost impossible to see them in their muted state (unless you hover the mouse over where you think they are located).