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Amazing! And I just noticed my brand new HP laptop is also missing the ScrollLock key. One way to access it is via the "On-screen keyboard" setting, which has the shortcut WindowsKey+Ctrl+O.

If you have ScrollLock on, on your PC keyboard, that's a possible cause.

@Chaps thanks for the info. Yes, I'm very aware of Key+. It does work very well, including with Audition in PRV. The big advantage of CSTranspose is that it allows "grouping" of tracks, so that you can then easily do a Global transpose. So for me, it's a trade-off between it working in PRV, and working globally. I think that working in PRV is more important. So, I will probably be switching back to using Key+ rather than CSTranspose.

I really enjoy using CSTranspose. However, I've run into a little issue. When I Audition a note (i.e. click on it) in PRV (Piano Roll View) it doesn't seem to transpose. It does play fine with a regular play (but just not with audition). I notice the same behavior with the regular Cakewalk Transpose MFX. I'm wondering if this is a known limitation of CSTranspose. I'm running version 3.0.0.1 7/22/24 415 KB. Thanks, Tom

I suspect that's coming from the Notes field, in the Browser. Open the Browser, usually just "B". Then hover over the icons til you find one that says "Browse Notes". Click on that and you'll see fields for song title, name, artist, etc. You can change any of these by clicking and then typing in. As an example, here's the Notes field for a project I'm working on:

I'm guessing he means Right Mouse Button.

Sounds like you may have Ripple Edit clicked on.

Good research Glenn! Yes, it's too bad ProjectScope seems out of date, and so not too useful now, at least for plugins.

There's a free utility called ProjectScope that might be of help. It displays plugins used, along with many other things. And I just found out that it has a Search facility too, so you can search across directories. http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3218609 http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3584169

An alternative, is to just use the Event Inspector. There you can adjust the Pitch (by any amount) of any selected notes.

scook = Steve Cook One of the most helpful and prolific posters here. Seems to have disappeared a while back (maybe Sept 2023).

I've been pretty happy with the free player MPC-BE x64 from https://sourceforge.net/projects/mpcbe/ You can adjust speed with Ctrl + Up/Dn arrows. Can also adjust audio sync with Keypad +/- . Also plays wav, mp3, etc.

Good one!

Good thought, but unfortunately, you can't INSERT an EVENT of type LYRIC. This is according to page 30/101 of the above-mentioned "The Cakewalk Application Language Programming Guide for SONAR". (The only 6 types you can INSERT are: NOTE CONTROL WHEEL PATCH KEYAFT CHANAFT).

First of all, your statement: ( if (== Event.TEXT Type) should be: ( if (== Event.Kind TEXT) However, according to some documentation I have, you CANNOT change the Event.Kind (e.g. from TEXT to LYRIC). Here's a quote from Page 17/101 of "The Cakewalk Application Language Programming Guide for SONAR". The constants: “CHORD”, “EXPRESSION”, “HAIRPIN”, “LYRIC”, “MCI”, “NRPN”, “RPN”, “SYSX”, “SYSXDATA”, “TEXT”, “WAVE” allow an “Event.Kind” test to locate these “Events” in a sequence, and yet there are no provisions for viewing, accessing or changing the values associated with them. This makes their use rather limited to merely hunting for this type of event, but not being able to do anything with it, once it has been found, except deleting them! Nevertheless, I list them here mostly because, for many of them, their existence as they relate to CAL is undocumented. These constants are only available in the versions of Cakewalk that support these data types as part of their feature package. BTW, that manual seems hard to find these days. Mine says: The Cakewalk Application Language Programming Guide for SONAR Version: 2.2 Original author: D. Glen Gardenas Editing and adaptations: Ton Valkenburgh Review: Frans H.M. Bergen Febrary, 24, 2010 http://www.MIDI-Kit.nl [this no longer seems to work]