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Automation can only go in automation lanes, CC may be drawn in automation lanes or the PRV, Keep in mind the DAW converts automation to CC data on the fly and it may be be as accurate as data drawn in the PRV.

I have never seen anyone publish an instrument definition for any Toontrack products. I created one for Superior Drummer 3 and posted it in the instrument definition area of this forum. I found a couple of Toontrack mappings here You may be able to save some typing by looking for drum maps for Reaper. Reaper drum maps are text files which can be easily edited into CbB instrument definitions.

Try the virtual keyboard

No, there was no mention of an interface in the OP. I doubt the choice of CPU has any impact on the interface and vice versa. That said, I do not follow hardware that closely. My last two machines were built by @Jim Roseberry. I rely on his expertise. Every DAW I have ever owned has been Intel-based. I know there are some here using AMD processors.

select the clips and change the length in the clip properties inspector.

What audio interface will this machine be using?

Often it is possible to see the current documentation by setting the product in the url to Cakewalk like this https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=SoftSynths.06.html

BandLab needs to rebuild the rollback installer.

When the process officially changes the documentation will be updated

Links to rollback installers are in release announcements

Could this be what you are looking for http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=2&help=0x1894E

If the option is enabled the clips are physically copied during the save. If the option is disabled the clips are not copied but the new project/template refers to the original audio clips. This allows the user to have a pool of audio clips or keep the clips separate for each project.

Pretty sure the early access version of Cakewalk Web Installer should let you reinstall all the add-ons. Unlike BA, it does not keep track of what has been installed.

Make sure Allow Only One Open Project at a Time is deselected

Could open a second project and use it as a clipboard.

In this case there are still two clips in different lanes. Notice how the clip that was moved obscures the other clip. If the clips were actually merged both clips data would show in the parent track.

Bounce to Clip(s)

Having an old Cakewalk SSO account does not help with the search for SONAR 8.5 software unless one has SONAR 8 disks. SONAR 8.5 was the first downloadable upgrade, however; the download is not a complete version of the DAW. The download contains only the files needed to upgrade an existing SONAR 8 install. The installer will not run if SONAR 8 is not installed. The upgrade on disk like all previous upgrades was a complete version. The first complete downloadable upgrade was SONAR X1.

In-app activation was introduced with 2020.11 The new Cakewalk Web Installer handles new installs (and updates just like CbB does now) The only feature still missing is access to the BandLab Loop library which I believe will be included in CbB. At that point, CbB will not rely on BA for anything.

CbB 2020.09 and newer have an in-app update function. Use it instead of BA For older releases try the Early Access version of the new Cakewalk Web Installer

That's what I thought. See

Maybe this is what you are a thinking of Also both Quantize and Velocity MFX plug-ins have a randomizing function (click F1 when the plug-ins have focus to bring up their help pages) There is also at least one humanizing CAL script. And there is a commercial humanizing plug-in available in Frank's MIDI Plug-Ins. Another commercial plug-in NTONYX Style Enhancer Micro includes styles for drums. I have not messed around much with randomizing MIDI in this way.

Yes The reason ASIO4All and other generic ASIO drivers were written and still exist are to run software that only support ASIO with hardware that have no ASIO driver or a poorly written ASIO driver. All generic ASIO "drivers" including ASIO4All are wrappers for the native Windows drivers. They present the native Windows driver to the DAW as if they were ASIO drivers. In the case where a working manufacturer supplied driver is available, ASIO4All is unnecessary and may cause problems. When no ASIO driver is available (for example entry level Behringer interfaces that ship with ASIO4All) or the driver is not suitable for DAW use (for example the RealTek ASIO driver) CbB can use native WASAPI and WDM Windows drivers.

https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021666254-I-used-Cakewalk-a-long-time-ago-but-now-Cakewalk-com-says-account-creation-is-disabled-