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  1. Yes, you can assign a hot key to Duplicate Track(s):
  2. I think you just need to change from SOS (Sound on Sound) to Comping, in the recording options.
  3. https://www.sonarworks.com/spring-sale Includes SoundID VoiceAI Perpetual license for $69 (down from $99). Best price I've seen.
  4. I just noticed that the doc for procdump at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump says to use "-mm" for a mini dump (and that -ma gets a full dump): -mm Write a 'Mini' dump file. (default) -ma Write a 'Full' dump file. So, which option should I use -ma or -mm to create the minidump for you?
  5. Another freebie that I use, is LosslessCut. Great for quick trims and cuts. https://www.videohelp.com/software/LosslessCut
  6. You could try going to https://showscale.com and clicking on the notes of your piece. It will show possibles scales (keys).
  7. How about: Z+Lasso (You can then unzoom with Alt+Z. And re-zoom with Shift+Alt+Z)
  8. This one seems to come close: Ctrl+Alt+H which is Show and Fit Selection. (You can then unzoom with Alt+Z. And re-zoom with Shift+Alt+Z)
  9. 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.
  10. If you have ScrollLock on, on your PC keyboard, that's a possible cause.
  11. @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.
  12. 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
  13. 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:
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