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It's a very old view and the keyboard shortcut may be hard-coded. This could explain why the function and binding do not appear in preferences.

Third party MIDI files sometimes contain extra information that cause the Cakewalk sfz engine synths like Studio Instrument to shut down.

Here are step by step instructions to install Cakewalk by BandLab (the subject of the traning video above) using BandLab Assistant http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html#1521945

Running uninstall and install from BA does not affect the Add-ons. It will uninstall and re-install everything in the main installer such as the plug-ins in the "Shared" folders (TTS-1, Sonitus, PC modules, plug-in manager, VST scanner...). Performing a clean install removes everything including the Add-ons. Be aware step 9 of the clean install instructions will remove the Vstplugins folders. This may not be a good idea if these folders are used for 3rd party plug-ins.

Probably BandLab Assistant. The first step in using BandLab and Cakewalk by BandLab.

The images show BandLab NOT Cakewalk by BandLab Maybe this post will help explain the difference and how to install Cakewalk by BandLab

Since 64bit SONAR is installed all you need is to connect the PC to the internet and follow these instructions http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html#1521945

This looks more like the ASIO buffer size, not sample rate. Some manufacturers now support buffer size requests from the DAW. Unfortunately RME is not one of them. As of 2019.11 those that support the option can adjust the buffer size using the slider in preferences. See http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=NewFeatures.16.html

The hardware guide was written before Cakewalk was released. Use the info for SONAR Platinum.

You should have 64bit SONAR 8 installed and leave it installed. CbB can use the plug-ins and other content bundled with 64bit SONAR.

Probably one of the plug-ins in track 23. Bypass the FX Rack in track 23 and see if the problem goes away.

From the release notes for Physion Since Physion is part of Anthology XI, it was updated too. The Physion update is the only documented change to Anthology. Download from https://www.eventideaudio.com/support/downloads

The advanced install gives you the option to install the parts you want. but as I noted above, you may want to perform a minimal install of SONAR 8.5 to get the "Time/Pitch Stretch 2" along with whatever plug-ins you want to add from SONAR 8.5. If you do decide to install any version of SONAR after CbB, uninstall CbB first, then install SONAR and re-install CbB. This is needed to insure the "Shared" folders are current. Note: this is only necessary when actually installing the DAW. Running an advanced install and selecting just plug-ins from the pick list does not require the uninstall/reinstall steps. Copy and paste may work but I have never bothered with it as advanced install is so easy and always works. If you do elect to copy and paste, remember DX plug-ins must be registered as administrator using regsvr32 in order to be picked up by the DAW.

It is a DX plug-in. Run an advanced install of the 64bit version of SONAR 8.5 to install the plug-in. I just checked and it runs OK in CbB. "Time/Pitch Stretch 2" plug-in has a better pitch shift algorithm but cannot be inserted in FX Racks. It can only be destructively applied. I am not sure if this is available as a separate install from the advanced pick list. It may require installing the DAW to get it. The Stretch.Ax installs in the DAW program folder itself.

@kennywtelejazz with everything you wrote My reply was to this arbitrary ruling by the OP and really was not necessary

FWIW, "Love and Marriage" was not originally written as a TV theme. Neither was "Funeral March of a Marionette" which is the reason I did not mention it, although it made a great TV theme.

Just a few product names for clarification BandLab is a web-based DAW Cakewalk by BandLab (CbB) is a Windows-based DAW developed from the SONAR Platinum source code. BandLab Assistant (BA) is a tool to launch BandLab, install/update/activate CbB and a loop librarian BA requires an internet connection to install and update CbB. BA can activate CbB directly while connected to the internet or remotely running from another machine with an internet connection. For more on using BA to install CbB see http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html#1521945 CbB installs like an upgrade to 64bit SONAR. IOW, after installing CbB, both SONAR and CbB are available. Shared folders are updated to the CbB versions which are compatible with 64bit SONAR. All content bundled with 64bit SONAR is available in CbB. CbB must be reactivated every 6 months. Reactivation happens automatically when CbB is updated. The program is updated every couple of months. CbB does not need an internet connection to run. CbB has a staff view much like SONAR 8 as it is based on the last of the SONAR series.

It was shorted quite a bit for the TV show

Separate threads for unrelated issues is a good idea. It may get faster replies and help other users looking for solutions. It looks like the PRV is showing muted and unmuted clips. This is the default, I prefer hiding muted clips - an option in the PRC view menu. The muted clip(s) are probably the result of recording mode set to comping.

From their email announcement https://www.audiority.com

There is no physical media for SONAR Platinum. Use Cakewalk Command Center to install and activate Platinum https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html#1435096 Use the XLN Audio Installer to download and activate AD2 Use your Celemony account to get the latest Melodyne installer After that follow these instructions to install and activate CbB https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html#1521945

ASIO is an audio driver specification. The better audio interface manufacturers provide drivers based on this specification for use with applications like Cakewalk that benefit from low latency drivers. Unfortunately, there is not a reliable ASIO driver for the sound chips integrated on PC motherboards. For PC sound chips the best driver modes in Win10 are the two WASAPI settings followed by WDM and finally MME. This is the best solution for low latency monitoring even if one has a good audio interface with an ASIO driver. Audio interfaces build for DAW use have a way to mix the signal coming from the DAW and their audio inputs for monitoring purposes. Without a dedicated interface, you will still need a way to get the signal out of the PC and maybe use the "audio in" on the TD-25 for monitoring purposes.

The 2020.05 announcement post contains a link to the 2020.04 rollback installer.

This is because you are logging into BandLab the website and not BandLab Assistant the Windows program. For detailed instructions on installing CbB using BA see http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Introduction.30.html#1521945