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Mute the bus instead of setting the send to None. It is possible to suppress the warning by setting WarnSilentBuses to 0 in Preferences > File > Initialization File. To see "Initialization File" make sure the Advanced radio button is selected at the bottom of the Preferences dialog.

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This warning is caused by sends routed to None in those tracks.

Interesting, I used the same email last Wednesday creating my new account that I used for my prior 2 SSL accounts.

If all you purchased and registered before was software, you will need to create a new account. The old software only accounts were not migrated to the new store.

I am all for something new. Re-releasing Dimension Pro is a step backward. Dimension Pro was dropped from the product line around 2015. The last update to the plug-in was in 2010. Of course, like other legacy synths, it was still bundled with certain versions of SONAR. Dimension Pro, Rapture and Cakewalk Sound Center were replaced by Rapture Session/Pro. If BandLab were to release an old Cakewalk synth, these are the likely candidates.

Often unexpected MIDI playback is the result of a plug-in with "Enable MIDI Output" selected on one or more tracks and the input on the track with the mystery playback set to "All Inputs - Omni" By default, synth plug-ins capable of sending MIDI data have "Enable MIDI Output" selected. This setting is on the VST drop down in the plug-in standard header. Deselecting "Enable MIDI Output" when not needed and avoiding "All Inputs" input settings fixes this problem.

I tried running the new installer (Cakewalk_by_BandLab_Download_Setup_1.0.0.013.exe) with 2021.01 build 98 installed 2021.04 build 175 installed in both cases, the appropriate version of 2021.06 was downloaded and installed. The installer did not detect the existing add-on installs. Maybe it should have some notation if previously installed but still allow re-install. Neither gave me the chance to run the program after install completed I wonder if the new installer should mention in-app updating if it detects a previous install?

The amount of the effect depends on the Processor section settings. For maximum effect try Min Gain = -12 Max Gain = +12 Gain Scaler = 100 Could also play with the Main attack and release values to exaggerate the effect.

The email was sent a little late. There is nothing to do if you have already created a new account to purchase the LMC+

Using v1.2.3 of Hornet AutoGain Pro Mk2 VST2 Add the plug-in into the FX rack of the track needing the effect Enable write In the plug-in UI Write enable an automation lane for the plug-in's Gain On the track used to control the level create a send to the plug-in Start the transport I did notice, the plug-in UI must be open in order to send data to the automation lane.

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That may explain why SI-Bass has a built-in transpose control

While I have not personally experienced the problem, over the years there have been reports of MIDI data vanishing when unfreezing a track. Also, in order to freeze a track there must be MIDI data in the track and it is impossible to manipulate the plug-in UI while freezing.

SONAR Producer 8 through X2 bundled a plug-in called Analyst which produced several automation envelopes based on audio level. Blue Cat's FreqAnalyst Pro offers this feature too.

Disable the device in Windows Device Manager

OK, I'll play, here are a couple Soft synth audio recording and the related Waveform preview for synth tracks

The fixes posted in my link must happen before the plug-in receives any data. If the fixes are performed after the plug-in receives data that causes the synth engine shuts down, only restarting the project or replacing the plug-in (and applying the fix) will cause the plug-in to play again.

Assuming the notes are in the playable range for the plug-in, this may help when using 3rd party MIDI files.

Usually when "Stop At Project End" is enabled and the transport plays past the "End", there is some bit of data further down the timeline, most often a MIDI event or automation node. Here is a post on what to do

IIRC, years ago SSL gave away a 32bit version of their talkback compressor.

The new accounts may not ever contain plug-in history. From https://solidstatelogic.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403253260945-Where-can-I-find-my-purchased-plug-ins- My guess is the "re-register" elsewhere refers to hardware.

Could they be broadcast wave files? If so, the data may be far to the right on the timeline. There is a setting to change this behavior called Always Import Broadcast Waves at Their Timestamp