Bristol_Jonesey

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)

You can't move them

Clipping at track level really makes no difference as you are not clipping your converters ** You can prove it by boosting the input signal to a ridiculous level, and as long as it's brought under control BEFORE it hits your mains, it will not sound distorted Clipping at the main outs is bad and this is what you need to avoid ** nothwithstanding the fact that clipping is bad for gain staging and the effect on plugins further down the chain

You need to render the clip before evaluating it

What's your buffer size?

I use screensets all the time but cannot replicate the problem you describe above Sorry to be of no help ☹️

Before you do a rescan, hit RESET first

Just an idea - open it in X3 and do a "save as" with a new name Try and open that in CbB You might also benefit from selecting all clips and do a bounce to clip before saving

Hi All A couple of days ago my laptop decided to disable the onboard sound device (Realtek) This *seems* to coincide with a Windows Update, but I'm not 100% sure of this I only use this laptop with CbB as a testbed for plugins etc so a decent interface is neither desirable or necessary But, try as I might, I cannot get the Realtek to install again The speaker icon in the system try has an X next to it, and going into sounds playback it lists 4 items, all the same, Digital Audio (HDMI). High Definition Audio Device not plugged in Disabling this in Device Manager makes no difference - they come back after a reboot Thing is, this laptop doesn't even have a HMDI port Last night I reloaded Windows and briefy, the Realtek came back and was working, but again, after rebooting, they disappear So I'm going round in circles with this one - any ideas anyone? Thanks

Yes that is odd. Bouncing to clips works without even having to invoke Ripple Edit

Editing in the Tempo Track is very similar to editing automation envelopes

If Ripple Editing is not working then I would respectfully suggest you're doing something wrong Identify where the project ends, as described earlier Select all In the timeline, drag across where YOU want it to end and the actual end Turn on Ripple Edit Hit delete Turn off Ripple Edit

Tempo track is here, above the tracks

Turn the clip into a groove clip and just drag it out for as many bars as you want 2 clicks

Open both tracks up in Console View

Why?

It might not work in the clip you're changing the Edit Filter on is already set to whatever it is you want to change them to.

Select all tracks, use the control key and choose what you want from the Event Filter

No. They all work independently. The best you can do is to get one set up exactly like you want it, then use "Duplicate Screenset To" and make the changes to your meters on the duplicates

You don't need a keyboard shortcut if you use Screensets in the way I described Nothing can be quicker than typing '1' or '2' (NOT the numeric keypad - the numbers on the top row!!)

Doesn't sound like a bug. I think this is just a limitation of using Instrument tracks rather than split I always use split and puta ll my Midi tracks into their own folder so that they can be easily hidden in Track View

Never used it. I use CD Architect

I usually put an EQ with a HPF before the verb to tame the mud, and sometimes a LPF after the verb to kill excessive highs