Bristol_Jonesey

Do the drums always sound muted at exactly the same place(s) If so, I strongly suspect something in the data Check the velocities

Yeah, the forums are full of people claiming the DAW is full of bugs ? Let's see, it was working fine, then you chose to not use an interface, now you're saying it's full of bugs. Reading between the lines here, I think you've overlooked something............................................

This one

It's quite normal to RAISE your buffers when mixing to eliminate clicks & pops Is this what you mean by "slower"?

Well you would have to hit Stop to, er, stop recording which should take you back to the point where you started recording. No need to hit W So Spacebar > Ctrl + Z > R

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You can just hit ctrl + z to undo the last action - in your case this would delete the clip you just recorded

Yes, I got a great deal from IK when they were running one of their promotions and picked up a dozen or so of their "Singles" for a ridiculously low price They form the basis of every mastering chain that I set up. The LP EQ is to die for, as is the Limiter and Bus Compressor

I've been using IK's Brickwall Limiter for years and to my ears at least, it does a superb job of limiting without obvious clipping artefacts or other distortion.

It's been mentioned a few times but the issue you're perceving is almost certainly how you've got things set up in Cakewalk. At the risk of repetition - what are you using for an interface and what driver are you using

Yes, the only way this would work is if you had a previous version of Sonar which included the BT plugins

This is the orchestral overture to the album, containing snippets of several of the songs Again, only EWQLSO used with no additional plugins

I'm questioning why you need your monitors cranked "while tracking"? Most of us don headphones while tracking to eliminate bleed. Some clarification required regarding what you're trying to do

Just grab hold of them and drag to desktop

That's very useful Thanks a lot

Hi Guys I need some advice from any of you Midi guru's I have to reload all the internal patches on my ageing Roland D50 I have downloaded the necessary files but I gather I need to get these into the D50 by means of a Sysex dump I watched an online tutorial which suggested that I need a USB to MIDI interface which kind of makes sense, and I've seen several suitable units online But, I'm hoping that the solution might already exist - my Focusrite 18i20 has dedicated Midi I/O so surely it must be possible to use this as the interface? Will there be any configuration required or will the D50 know where to look as soon as I start the Sysex transfer? (Assuming the relevant files are on my pc) Thanks in advance Jonesey

Views > Event List Select the track you want from the Pick Tracks option

This 100% Just make sure you've got "Copy audio with project" checked. You can then delete your original project folder with impunity

What does the event list say about them Can you edit them there?

Press your Scroll Lock key

Check that Lock Data isn't turned on for that Clip

I would guess that the continual reappearance of hidden tracks is down to a Workspace or Screenset issue 1) Set Workspaces to None 2) Make sure your current screenset isn't locked 3) Save the project

Easiest way to stop it is press the spacebar

Command Centre

If they're not on your pc, you can try downloading them from your Cakewalk Command Centre