Bristol_Jonesey

Just use Ripple Edit

If you start a new project using one of the built in templates, you'll find a good number of them already have a master bus created for you and, at least on my laptop, it's routed to the correct output

I'd got for the External drive, makes perfect sense and cheap as you like One thing to remember, when you've imported your reference track route it straight to your main out/interface It will already have been mastered once so if you route it to your master bus, you'll "double up" on any MB processing

How are you setting the volume of the tracks you're recording? Just moving the fader down in Cakewalk will not affect the levels coming into the channel, you need to adjust incoming gain via your interface

Could be a Screenset or Workspace issue. I would make sure the current screenset isn't locked and to set Workspaces to None

Yes, I've seen that before but not since pre-splat days

Using Ripple Edit to solve this is 100% accurate and repeatable, but as stated above, you MUST switch it back off afterwards

A good way to spot any doubled notes is to open up the track in Staff View You can delete the duplicates there

By installing Platinum first you will get all the extra goodies that you paid for. CbB doesn't ship with very much by way of plugins

Make sure you don't have either Ripple edit or Offset Mode engaged

Look in the audio folder where the project is stored in Windows

Bounce to Clip will do the same as Apply Trimming in this instance

That's because it's a compressor, not a limiter

I'm with you on this one Jack There might be the odd scenario when temporarily disabling the tempo map might solve a problem, but the case put forward by the op is a bit weird

CbB is totally free

This because CbB does non destructive editing Just right clip your (narrowed) clip and select Apply Trimming

Those flyout menus look perfectly normal to me

Curious as to what it was you didn't like?

I'd say with the drums Nice songs btw, I like it

Also, once the nodes have been added, you can drag the section upwards with the ctrl key

Set Workspaces to "none" Assuming your current screenset (usually #1) isn't locked, all setting will be retained when saving

Screensets will do this, as will Workspaces I find Screensets a little more intuitive, but your mileage may vary

Have you tried ctrl + z ?

Should all be available in the Cakewalk Command Centre (CCC)