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Yeah, I suspected it might still be a functioning preference settings. This feels like a very old feature that was ignored when the UI changed in X1. Regardless, I submitted a feature request to either: activate the clip foreground in the inspector or treat these clips like every other rather than force the user to deal with the current situation (my preference) and consider adding an option to show duration just like the Drum Grid in both the track view and PRV.

I believe this behavior may be modified when using an instrument definition. Again not having MIDI hardware this is difficult to test but there is a drum flag which may be toggled in the ins editor (or any text editor) Here is where is an image of an instrument definition with the drum flag enabled. Make a copy of master.ins in "%appdata%\Cakewalk Core" before playing with it (I believe the program will do this too but I take a belt and suspenders approach when messing with things I know very little about).

The short answer is IDK. This is a question for Noel or maybe David Baay. It appears to go back some time possibly pre-SONAR. That said, it may be picking up its foreground color from preferences. The last time I messed with those was SONAR 8.5 I do not set patches using the Channel, Bank, Patch drop downs so would not ordinarily see the clips change. Instead I approach TTS-1 like every other soft synth and set the patch in the plug-in UI. Also don't have any MIDI hardware synths. Using a drum map prevents clips from changing too. With a drum map not only do clips retain their normal appearance in the Track View but there is a switch for the Drum Grid Pane to switch between showing note icons and note duration. The Note Pane does not have a similar feature.

All version of Melodyne are single track EXCEPT for Melodyne Studio.

If it is related to the driver mode it could be the driver. What audio interface and driver are you using? If it is a manufacturer supplied ASIO driver check for an update.

The documentation uses "online" in the traditional sense. With the plug-in open and in focus, click the F1 key to bring up the online help. The help files are installed with the plug-ins.

Yes, from https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=EditingAudio.05.html For info on fading clips see https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.73.html

That page is confusing. It links to the Sony store but the Q&A at the bottom has MAGIX replies. It has not been a Sony product since 2016 and I could not find it on the MAGIX site today. I did not check Amazon but they appear to be the only place that claim the product is available.

Yeah, I imagine Sony CD Architect is a hard product to find. It was sold to MAGIX in 2016 with the rest of the Sony Creative Software. MAGIX carried it as part of their product line for a while but no more (not sure when they stopped selling it). CD Architect was bundled with SoundForge Pro but when CD burning was integrated into SoundForge, MAGIX stopped distributing CD Architect with it. I have CD Architect and a couple of other pieces of software that burn CDs and DVD but I have not used any of them in some time.

I installed Paint.NET years ago when the first theme editor was released. It did not install anything other than the app. Did not use it though. I use GIMP.

I run Melodyne 5 and it is not in my iLok License Manager. AFAIK, the authentication methods are the same as 4. I did nothing special when upgrading from 4 to 5.

This is true. Full downloadable version of SONAR started with X1. The SONAR 8.5 update may be downloaded but it relies on an existing SONAR 8 install which was only available on disk. Versions prior to SONAR 5 were 32bit only so I doubt the plug-ins would be very useful.

Thanks, that is what I thought.

No, it must be enabled every time. If it were automatic one would have to disable it or close all the plug-in UIs to use the PC keyboard with the program.

Try clicking the keyboard button next to the pin above the plug-in UI. This gives all keystrokes to the plug-in.

The project section only appears when a project or project template is open because these settings are stored in the project/template file. First open a project then open preferences

I did not know I also missed Clock DVA but that is another story

The key is to know what must to be installed in order and what happens if the install order is not followed. The condensed version is advanced install using minimal installation of 64bit X2+X2a to get V-Vocal (there is an video in the thread about this) install at least the 64bit Platinum program install CbB That is it for the items to install in order. Installing out of order usually means the most recent version of shared utilities is overwritten. The quick fix is uninstall and reinstall CbB. At your leisure and in no particular order run the 64bit Platinum plug-in installers and use the advanced install option for 64bit X3 and older as needed to pick up older plug-ins.

It is a per-project setting found in Preferences > Project > MIDI To access these settings in preferences a project or project template must be open. These setting are stored in project files and project template files so make sure to change the project templates in order to automatically pick up the change in future projects. When modifying factory supplied templates make sure to save them with different names or use a custom template path. Failing to do so may result in changes getting wiped out by a future update.

https://www.meldaproduction.com/downloads

I also exclude these processes vstscanner.exe CakewalkStartScreen.exe pluginmanager.exe Got to believe Kaspersky can whitelist files and process

Assuming you have the registration info try running CbB or the stand alone synths as administrator when registering? If that fails contact support@cakewalk.com In order to have a valid Cakewalk account you needed to participate in the account migration that started in late 2014. If you created a new account at that time support can restore access to the account.

Opening 16-track.cwt from Windows Explorer takes about 4 seconds (includes running the VST scanner in the background) The template is on a spinning HD, the program is on an SSD The PC uses Win10 Home and an i7-4790 running at 4GHz Windows Defender is running with CbB excluded.

A VST reset clears and rebuids the CbB VST plug-in inventory in the registry. Any plug-in property changes made in the properties page accessed in the plug-in manager and the VST2/3 drop down in the standard header above the plug-in UI will be undone lost (ex. Configure as Synth and Configure as tempo-based effect). A VST reset does not touch plug-in presets or projects. Run the VST reset from preferences and make sure to enable "Scan in Sandbox" and "Generate Scan Log". Do not enable the rescan option above Scan in Sandbox. I have no idea if a VST reset will correct Waves issues though. I do not use Waves plug-ins. I have read their support is very good.

There is a setting in the PC context menu and the Console view track strips to process the PC before or after the track FX rack By default the PC comes before the track FX Rack