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May help to know which plug-in(s) are creating the sounds. This could be the result of volume automation. Opening automation lanes in audio and instrument tracks automatically create volume automation. If a track has volume automation the envelope is visible in the main track, there is an indication next to the Volume label in the track header and the automation lane button may be a different color. To get rid of unwanted automation either use the edit filter (the drop down under the track name in the track view) to select the automation or open the automation lanes then right-click on the envelope and using the context menu select "Delete Envelope"

A fine idea that may be outside their budget but that should not stop any enterprising individuals from setting up their own share(s), even if just as a temporary measure until the resources get allocated to the project. CAL has been deprecated for almost 21 years. Don't expect much from Band:Lab on this subject. AFAIK Sitata has no need for articulation maps and the most recent release makes drum maps redundant by implementing the VST2.1 effGetMidiKeyName opcode. Something every drum synth developer needs to do.

Double check the zero controllers setting. This is a per-project setting. Make sure to update the project templates in order that new project have the preferred settings. Also review the data in the Event List view.

Reset is the button called "Reimposta..." above and to the right of the red circle The item in the red circle hides VST 2 plug-ins when a plug-in manufacturer has a VST3 plug-in and the appropriate code is added to the plug-ins indicating it may replace the VST2 plug-in. Deselecting this option shows both VST2 and VST3 plug-ins. At least, that is the intend of the feature. When running a VST reset it is usually a good idea to enable "Generate Scan Log" (Genera log dopo la ricerca). Then if the problem continues, the log will be available.

I have neither plug-in installed. Do the plug-ins appear in the "Sort by" layouts? The "Sort by Category", "Sort by Manufacturer" and "Sort by Type" are built on-the-fly from all available plug-ins. If not, consider running a VST reset from preferences. Do not use the plug-in manager for scanning. The plug-in manager should be used for managing the Exclude list and building custom layouts only.

What suggestion? In this thread?

https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021858293-What-happened-to-Cakewalk-SONAR-What-happens-to-everything-I-paid-for-

If the plug-in plays a MIDI clip then it is routed correctly. The next things to establish are the controller is setup as a MIDI input device in the DAW and the instrument/MIDI track input drop down is set to the controller.

This forum was created for Cakewalk by BandLab the PC-based DAW. The web-based DAW called BandLab is a different product. I do not know of a forum dedicated to this DAW but there is a support team at BandLab. Their address is support@bandlab.com. I believe there is also a Facebook group.

When adding a synth to Cakewalk make sure to use either an instrument track or an audio+MIDI track pair. Maybe reviewing the MIDI tutorials in this video series will help.

Or have the DAW automatically pin them for you. It depends on the Recycle Plug-in Windows settings.

SoundForge Pro occasionally (every year or so) goes on sale for as little as $20 as part of a deal on Humble Bundle. The sales show up in the deals area of this forum. Usually a release behind current but a great deal. Much more than the basic version of SoundForge. There are several free editors that easily handle the basics.

IDK, I have not bothered with more than one PC at a time.

http://www.fxteleport.com/index.html Cakewalk purchased BitBridge from them.

could use ripple edit to remove the blank space from the project or leave the space in the project and use a time-based selection for export then select "C" in the large export module (image below) or use the export dialog or export as is and finish up the file in a wave editor I prefer to make the selection or clean up with a wave editor and leave the project as is.

Verify the plug-in layout is set to "aa". The plug-in layout is set with the first option at the top of the plug-in menu shown in image 2. BTW, it is best to avoid 32bit plug-ins when a 64bit version is available (ex. Absynth 5).

To monitor through the DAW make sure the input echo button is enabled on the track(s) receiving data from the MIDI controller (or instrument/microphone in the case of audio tracks). This button is to the right of the record button on each track.

V-Vocal was part of SONAR Producer 5 through X2. I do not believe it was updated after 8.5. I installed it with X2 and it works in CbB but it definitely lacks the same level of integration as Melodyne. If it is in any projects, it may be a good idea to bounce the clips and remove it or have a recovery plan when the clips won't load.

Kind of unnecessary. V-Vocal was bundled with Producer only. It is also DX format so if it were included with a 32bit DAW, it would be useless in a 64bit DAW.

Thanks but why are you telling me about this?

Possibly the result of running a user theme that needs to be updated. Either update the theme or change to Mercury or Tungsten and restart CbB.

Synth audio track - an audio track with its input set to a synth plug-in MIDI track Instrument track - a combination of the two basic track types (Audio and MIDI) presenting the MIDI input controls and audio output controls. This track may be split into its underlying audio and MIDI tracks. Conversely, an audio/MIDI track pair may be merged into an instrument track. A synth plug-in requires at least one audio track and one MIDI track or an instrument track for a complete routing in a project. Here is a video playlist of tutorials that may be helpful https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4ylp_4AhfKtyYYRWyp9B4v2CLm32__9P

Cakewalk went out of business in 2017. At that time the customer database went into archive mode. Access to the database is maintained by BandLab. I do not believe support@cakewalk.com can help with this but you can ask them. Maybe Stanton can help https://www.stantondj.com/support.html

I believe X1LE is 32bit only If this is the case, Cakewalk by BandLab will not affect the X1LE install at all. In the case of old 64bit Cakewalk DAWs, CbB installs as an upgrade. This means the program, programdata, content and user files have separate folders and the shared folders are updated with backward compatible files. Either way, your projects and 3rd party plug-ins are not affected. After installing CbB both X1Le and CbB will be available along with any additional plug-ins. Since, it appears that X1LE is 32bit, consider installing the latest 64bit version of any 3rd party plug-ins on the PC. As a rule 64bit DAWs run better with 64bit plug-ins.

The code indicates a disk buffer problem not an audio driver buffer problem. Try 512.