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The plug-in manager image shows a custom layout. Above the plug-in list shown in the FX racks in the inspector, track view, console view and browser is a plug-in layouts option. Use this to select the layout to view. Custom layouts are below the three "Sort by" layouts supplied in Cakewalk. This image shows two custom layouts: All Effects and Categories. That said, there is no need to create a custom layout using the plug-in manager unless the layout uses nested folders. One advantage to using the "Sort by" layouts is plug-ins are automatically added to these layouts when they are scanned. Custom layouts are a completely manual process. The plug-in browser provides a way to modify the default "Sort by Categories" layout to create the layout just like the one shown in the plug-in manager. Here is the documentation for adding plug-ins and categories to the "Sort by Categories" layout. Keep in mind there are separate layouts for effects and synths. They cannot be added to the same layout. The same is true for MIDI effects and audio effects. They need separate layouts too.

Freeze creates a wav file just like bounce. The wav file is visible in the project audio folder. It is possible to perform any operation on the frozen track but it may be a better idea to copy the audio to another track instead of manipulating the frozen track. This prevents accidentally losing edits by thawing the track.

The second image shows 32bit Studio Instruments. These are not part of CbB and should not be used in CbB. The 64bit Studio Instruments are in a separate installer under "Install Add-ons" in BandLab Assistant.

The post is about a VSTi but the process is the same for effects. They are in different categories in the Plug-in Manager. Make sure to run the scan log. It may help diagnose the issue.

Believe so, I bought iZotope 9 Advanced upgrade from them a few months ago.

That is the label given to unassigned envelopes. They don't happen as often as they used to.

Try SHIFT+clicking the envelope to bring it into focus. Once in focus, right-clicking on the envelope should bring up the envelope context menu.

Opening a MIDI file defaults to saving as a MIDI file. MIDI files do not contain plug-in assignments, buses or anything not related to the MIDI standard. Is it possible the project is being saved as a MIDI file and not a Cakewalk project?

I do not believe re-install is going to change this behavior.

try setting the curve type after adding the node by right-clicking on the automation line to the left of the node.

There are three notes areas in CbB The Notes tab in the browser Description in track properties in the Inspector To the right of the take lane track header

CbB can handle clips with different bit depths in the same project. By default, import leaves the bit depth as is but it is possible to force them to a specific value. The setting is in Preferences > File > Audio Data All clips in a project must be at the same sample rate. This conversion happens automatically during import.

The transport module is located in the Control Bar Keyboard shortcut "C" will show/hide the control bar. The control bar is in the Views menu.

Often this error indicates a zero length file.

The metronome is in the transport module For more info on the metronome see http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Recording.05.html

It operates at the clip level. There is nothing to prevent splitting smaller clips out if a larger one and passing that between programs.

In order to retain all changes including plug-in assignments save as a Cakewalk project (file extension .cwp). Cakewalk projects often contain more than just the project file. Usually each project exists in its own folder. In this folder along with the active project file, there may be several versions of the project file and additional folders for audio, melodyne and mix scenes.

TruePiano was licensed from 4Front Technologies. The plug-in was not part of the IP purchased from Gibson Session Drummer was a Cakewalk product and part of the IP purchased from Gibson.

If the transport module is showing (the one with the metronome settings) - clicking the box with the project sample rate/record bit depth opens the preference page containing the Dim Solo setting.

There are different algorithms available. May want to experiment with them and see what works best. Read about them here The defaults are set in Stretch Methods in preferences

The version info is in the About screen on the help menu

Try this With the vocoder in the audio track FX rack enable the INPUT MODE ON and SC button in the vocoder UI Add an instrument track with the output set to the vocoder side channel and enable input echo Start the transport Play the synth

1. Depends on the theme. Old SONAR themes and CbB themes made prior to 2020.04 must be updated. User themes for CbB are discussed here. I believe all the themes discussed in that forum are current. 2. This is how the theme editor works. Adding/removing images and colors do not break themes. It can cause a theme to be inconsistent but this is a cosmetic problem. Image geometry changes like the ones in 2020.04 require updates to user themes. These changes were detailed in Fortunately these changes are rare.

WRT is a TLA that likely predates both of us. I encountered years before the WWW and cell phones existed With Respect To (although I suppose it may be "With Regards To" also)

WRT this image, the last scan path entry is redundant. Redundant entries should be avoided. They cause the scanner to work harder than necessary and have resulted in scan failures. When it comes to the OP the best source for correcting Waves scan issues is Waves support.