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and the audio preferences?

it unfortunately has nothing to do with any of the levels, i can hear it with the input echo just fine, but no matter what i do it only will play back 1 beat, it wont even attempt to make the timing marker move past the first beat Still the rest of the information requested by @Promidi may be useful. In addition to images of the requested audio preferences dialogs, consider including images of Preferences > MIDI > Devices and Preferences > MIDI > Playback and Recording.

Remove the curly braces. ^Tab::^i For more info review the Hotkeys section under Usage and Syntax in the autohotkey help. Also make sure SetTitleMatchMode RegEx is somewhere above #If WinActive("ahk_exe i)Cakewalk.exe") because this line uses a regular expression.

https://www.waves.com/support/tech-specs/supported-hosts

I used the Korg Software Pass to update

Once the Export Audio dialog is setup as desired click the + next to "Add Task to Queue" Then run the task as needed to perform the export. More info about tasks is near the bottom of the Export Audio dialog page linked above.

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I posted in this thread only after receiving a report about a failure in another DAW. Before that, I saw no reason to post here. This would not be the first time. They have the source to the plug-ins and are in the best position to see why the same initialization string works in one version and fails in another. Cakewalk, on the other hand, has no way to know how the plug-ins are processing the data sent by the DAW. Always a possibility.

You mean the one I quoted in my post?

Can make a video using one of the PC-based screen to animated gif tools too.

It does not appear to be exclusively a CbB problem.

Or use the VST2. Simply using the VST2 or rolling back to the previous VST3 does not help with fixing the problem. Reporting it to support may. Relying on VST2 is not a good long-term strategy.

After running a few updates yesterday, KORG Software Pass says I am current. Just ran through all the VST3 plug-ins and the only ones ignoring saved settings in CbB are Wavestation and M1. If anyone experiences the same problem in another DAW, please report it to KORG support.

Please report it to KORG

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Yes, it looks like KORG broke their VST3 plug-ins. I was using Wavestation VST3 v2.3.0 when posting yesterday. After posting, I ran all the updates for KORG plug-ins. The latest VST3 versions of Wavestation (2.3.1) and M1 (2.3.2) are ignoring the settings stored in the DAW. Everything works as expected after reverting to Wavestation (2.3.0) and M1 (2.3.1). Running CbB 2022.06 build 28 on Win10 Pro 21H2. Reported to https://www.korg.com/us/support/

For some time now, rollback installers are provided in the product announcements to roll back to the previous version. These rollback installers may be sequentially applied to get back to older releases. The rollback installer for 2022.02 is in the 2022.06 product announcement.

Try setting the preset in the plug-in, make sure the channel, bank and preset drop downs in the MIDI/instrument track are set to None and forget about adding this info to the MIDI data. These drop downs may be found in the MIDI/instrument (MIDI tab) track inspector "C" below or the track header when the Track Control Manager drop down is set to All

Please, do not cross-post thanks

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You are welcome. If you ever need access to the audio and MIDI track hiding in an instrument track, bring up the track context menu for the instrument track and instead of "Make Instrument Track" there will be an option to "Split Instrument Track". While rarely necessary as most audio and MIDI controls/functions are available on instrument tracks there are a few things that require audio+MIDI track pair such as synth audio recording.

By default, ALT+F4 has no global binding in CbB. If you have unsaved changes before export, consider saving before starting an export. To interrupt an export, click the x next to the progress bar in the transport It may not respond immediately but ultimately should show the dialog in the image above just before stopping the export.

The 200th issue of CM came out in 2014. At that time, it was possible to create accounts and register products on the Cakewalk website. In 2017, Cakewalk went out of business and the customer account database was closed to new accounts. Without a Cakewalk account, there is no way to register Cakewalk products.

Assign the MIDI track output to the synth. The MIDI output drop down is always available in the track inspector and depending on the Workspace and Track Control Manager drop down may be available in the track header. In the images above, it is impossible to tell if the track inspector has been collapsed or removed from the UI and what the Workspace setting is (it is off image in the upper right of the UI) but the Track Control Manager is set to Custom. By default the Custom setting does show the track output drop down when a track header is expanded. Assuming the default Custom setting for the Track Control Manager drop down, here is a video showing how to route a MIDI track to a synth and the optional step of creating an instrument track from the audio+MIDI track pair.