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Rarely does multiplying a percent with an integer result in an integer value and velocity must be expressed as an integer. It appears the devs decided to use a common rounding function to arrive at the final value. Truncating or always rounding up may be valid approaches too. No method is perfect in this case.

Spinner controls have the +/- on the numeric keypad bound to increase/decrease value. The +/- keys in the typewriter section of the keyboard may be entered directly in the spinner edit field. That is how it is on a standard US Keyboard. I suspect the typewriter keys for +/- on other keyboards work the same way.

If "session" means project then yes, holding the SHIFT key while opening a project invokes safe mode. Safe mode allows one to skip all or some plug-ins while the project is opening. Holding the SHIFT key while opening CbB does not invoke safe mode. This causes CbB to restore any files missing from the user directory. If safe mode does not help check out this post

You would need to ask Overloud if TH3 Cakewalk qualifies for the $200 upgrade price. I have not read anywhere that TH3 Cakewalk has an upgrade path to TH-U.

Here are the clean install instructions for SONAR Platinum https://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Knowledge-Base/2007013392/SONAR-2015-Clean-Install-Instructions However, if BREVERB 2 Cakewalk works some of the time and fails with some of the time suggests the problem may not be the installation but an intermittent hardware failure. There may be some clues in the Windows Event Logs.

From the help http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=ControlBar.15.html

Dumps usually compress a lot when zipped. Also consider uploading the file to a service like Google Drive and putting a link to the file in your email/PM. Here is more info about problem reporting with a crash dump.

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Automation.11.html#1154570

From the note in the help page linked above http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x200EC

Have never used a Focusrite interface. If the program is in the start menu, it might already be running in the background with an icon in the notification area.

Likely an issue with signal routing in the audio interface

Like most Windows program uninstalling BandLab Assistant does not remove what it has written to the registry. Bandlab Assistant uses the registry to keep track of what it has installed. It writes into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cakewalk Music Software\Cakewalk\Installers. I cannot tell you which key contains the Melodyne install info because I already owned a full version of Melodyne and did no install the demo bundled with CbB. The VST3 specification calls for all VST3 plug-ins to be installed into C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3. Although CbB does not require all VST3 plug-ins be installed in the VST3 spec'ed directory it is a really good idea to follow the the spec. Melodyne as a Region FX uses the VST3 plug-in.

It may be a class compliant device using a driver supplied by Windows. If this is the case, try the WASAPI driver modes. This image from http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=0x22B19 shows the Driver Mode in preferences set to WASAPI Shared.

Is this with 3rd party MIDI clips or data recorded in CbB?

The 8.5 updates are still on the old Cakewalk site https://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Knowledge-Base/20091119/SONAR-8-5-2-Update https://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Knowledge-Base/2007012920/SONAR-8-5-3-AudioSnap-Update That said it is a big move from 8.5 to CbB (10 years of updates). I do not have EZD2 so cannot help with that one. As long as you are running a fully patched 7 or newer OS, CbB should work OK but there is quite a learning curve. CbB is developed and mostly tested on Win10.

That is why I struck out the remarks about 32bit Toontrack. The images above show a 64bit Toontrack plug-in. 32bit VSTs do not show the standard header above the plug-in UI and SONAR/CbB append (32-bit) to the end of plug-in names in the plug-in layouts. If CbB is uninstalled plan on re-installing SONAR as many of the shared files will likely be removed by the uninstall process.

Do not use 32bit Toontrack plug-ins in 64bit DAWs. Bitbridge is only used when 64bit SONAR/CbB is asked to use a 32bit VST plug-in. This should not happen with Toontrack plug-ins as they provide 64bit versions of all of their plug-in line. I looked up Guido Sconamiglio. He is the developer of GSi software. Is it possible some old 32bit GSi plug-ins are installed? It may be these plug-ins are trying to access parts of the registry or disk that have been secured by an OS newer than the one used to develop the plug-ins. Often times, this means running the DAW as administrator or changing permissions if one can identify what needs to be changed in order to use the plug-ins.

This happens when a track has an automation envelope setup for volume. It is easy to do by accident. Opening up automation lanes automatically creates a volume envelope. There is a small indicator next to the Volume label above the slider if the track has volume automation. To deleted a volume envelope change the edit filter drop down in the track header to automation, select Volume then right-click the envelope and delete it. Envelopes may also be deleted by opening the automation lanes and using the same process. Deleting the automation lane by clicking the - in the lane header does NOT delete the automation envelope. If the volume automation was added on purpose and the track needs the entire envelope adjusted temporarily switch to offset mode. For more info on automation see https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Automation.01.html

Are these attached to the PC or the U-24? What synth is playing the MIDI data?

Overloud no longer provides an upgrade path from TH3 Cakewalk. They also no longer sell TH3.

Change the Track Control drop down Keyboard shortcuts SHIFT+Left and Right Arrow

In addition to the new features section of the documentation, tool changes are covered in