James Argo

I used to use Cakewalk in my laptop during -set arranged- performance many years ago. I did not use it to playback sequencer, but rather to bulk MIDI bank / program change to 6-7 MIDI gears at once. I save all bank / program change within a song in a project, and connect my laptop to live MIDI gears. Big time saver, and I didn't have to worry about forgetting what sound should be loaded on synth A for particular song. Loading was not a problem since it was MIDI only data, and most of the time I only need to load 1 project before the show. Data of different songs were arranged / aligned in every 5 sequential measures, and add marker. So all I need to do was to scroll to (eg) measure 6 and hit play a measure to switch to second song, and so on.

Thanks! ? Yes, it's the "Panic" button of Cakewalk Professional 3 for Windows. I still have it installed in my WinXP side of my current DAW (dual boot) and use it sometime (since 1994). If only Cakewalk re-release it to work on 64 bit machine...

Happy anniversary! Thank you so much BandLab team for everything. Big hug to the community. Many more years of joy and excitement! Love it !

I'm always under assumption, your age determines your sampling rate.... The younger you are, the higher sampling rate you'll record with. Those over 35yo will stick with whatever your interface telling you as default... Am I right? ?

I hope they keep using the old 5 din MIDI connector.. I'm sure many of use still use synth / sound modules with that MIDI connector (non USB).

24/44.1 most of the time... Only when I knew I'm gonna do heavy processing then I'll do 24/88.2. I still use few VSTs that only works on 44.1.

Love the update, specially ripple edit indicator!

100% YES so far... ?

Happy new year!! And happy to have first 2019 client coming to do some small recording session on January 1st. ?

+1. Sonitus may be old, but very usefull !! I'm still using it often.

Updated in the app, no problem.

Much Love Cakewalk !!!!! ?