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no I can't speak to the best way but I use "Save As" with "Copy all audio with project" enabled in the dialog. Assuming you are using per-project audio folders, all the audio referenced by the project is copied into the new project audio folder. Then I archive the old project to my backup system and delete the old project. Bundling is similar to "Save As" but must be unbundled before using. Rather than messing with bundling and unbundling I use "Save As."

Using Windows Explorer delete all the files from the picture cache folder. The next time any project loads, it will have to redraw. If you have never done it before the cache was full. Until CbB 2020.09 cache management was a manual process

Did you clear the cache?

Thinking about this a little more... @Noel Borthwick given the default is 20 MB couldn't a 2 hour 8 track project fill up the cache? While I rarely work with large projects, I did recently had to edit a single 3 hour 48 kHz 24bit wav file that took 115 MB of cache. Not sure what "double the pic cache" actually means. I run a 500 MB cache.

Thanks Noel, I was working off the full wav file size and forgot about the decimated size.

I don't work often with files this large but my guess is the files are too big for the picture cache. Not sure if SONAR can create a cache large enough for the project. CbB 2009.09 addresses the cache size issue. Still need to make sure the PicCacheMB in preferences is set high enough for the project.

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=NewFeatures.74.html

When to comes to per-project settings the only recourse for existing projects is change them one at a time. To insure future projects are setup as needed, change the project templates. DO NOT overwrite factory supplied templates as changes may get lost when updating the DAW. Another way to insure custom templates are never overwritten is change the template path in preferences and write new templates into the new path. The installers update the original default template path only.

MIDI Controllers with USB connections use standard USB cables. No special cable required. Both the RME Babyface Pro and the USB connected MIDI controller should appear in Cakewalk MIDI device preferences.

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IDK, the process works for me like @57Gregy describes Once the C chord is added, clicking on it opens the Properties dialog and defaults the Group to Guitar. I do not have any .cwc files in the user directory. It has been a long time since I messed with creating new entries. There are two .liw files created for CbB chordnew.liw chords.liw If they are not there I believe holding SHIFT while opening CbB will create new copies from the master set in ProgramData.

What happens if you rename chords.liw in %appdata%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core copy the chords.liw from %appdata%\Cakewalk\Music Creator 6 into %appdata%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core There is a copy of this file in each user directory. There is a separate user directory for CbB and every Cakewalk DAW installed.

Here are the instructions for generating a hang dump

I don't have any Waves plug-ins but seem to recall in the past mixing Waves VST2 and VST3 plug-ins in the same project causes problems. Make sure only one format is used in the project. IIRC, VST3 format was the only supported format starting around X3.

Instead of using replace synth which swaps the current plug-in instance for a new plug-in Add the new synth using any method other than the Add Track menu such as Insert > Soft synth from the main menu The + button on the synth rack Dragging the plug-in from the browser Select one of the audio track options from the Insert Soft Synth Options dialog Set the MIDI track output drop down to the new synth

Make sure the Templates entry is pointing to your project templates folder in preferences The image below shows my custom location, the default is shown in the link.

I like Simple Instrument Tracks and use them when all that is required is an audio+MIDI track pair. The SIT implementation has improved considerably since it was introduced. That said, SITs are still not as flexible as audio and MIDI tracks. Fortunately SITs can be split into an audio+MIDI track pair.

Here is how to get both tracks to the master using a patch point To control the level of Track 2 level independent of Track 1 the send should be pre-fader. The image above shows the send post fader. Click the Post button to change the send to pre-fader.

There is no copy being made. The signal flow in this case is Track 1 > Track 2 > Master There is no Track 1 > Master routing.

Seriously! You gonna make stupid assumptions like that. Ever heard of exploring idea's, suggestions and creativity? Dude you seriously sit with one messed up issue and frankl, I'm tired of you insulting everyone in their threads. Seriously give it up!!! Grow a pair! If you're only here to insult everyone you engage with, than you don't belong here. I do not see how this helps

Just ran a test as described in the OP. Here is an image of the result I use an extra bus after the Master but this does not matter. I used MOscilator to generate a constant sine wave instead of an audio clip but the results were similar when using an audio clip. Notice all the volume faders are at unity (the gains are too) and all the meters read the same. Edit: added demo using a clip in track 1 instead of MOscillator

AFAIK, channel tools does not color the signal. To get the levels the same on both tracks in the OP make sure to pan the send either full left or right.

Seems like one would get the same result by setting the track interleave to stereo, add Channel Tools to the FX Bin and delay one of the channels; avoiding the extra routing.

The image above shows Track 1 routed to Vocal Track 2 routed to Master Master shows a signal on the right side only (Track 2 only?) Vocal, the target of Track 1 is not shown in the image. Where is it?

Using the default settings, specifically a per-project audio folder and Always Copy Imported Audio Files, all the audio (and possibly more) used in the project is in the project's audio folder. To get a list of the files, open a command window in the project's audio folder and use the OS's Dir command to list its content, redirecting the output to a file like this dir > filelist.txt A project can contain audio files no longer referenced in the project, there are several ways to remove files not referenced in the project. One way is the Save As function. When using this make sure Copy all audio with project is enabled. This can create the project in a new location with only the audio clips referenced in the project. Before sharing a project it is probably a good idea to create a fresh copy anyway. Running dir /s in the project folder or outside the project folder dir /s <project folder path> will generate a list of all the contents of the project.