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Rogério

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  1. 3 hours ago, OutrageProductions said:

    Are you using only one active monitor?

    This was the problem.
    I have multiple monitors and for some reason the PRV was opening on the monitor that was turned off.
    I found the PRV open there, manually pushed it to the main monitor and saved the project and now it's working.
    Too bad Cakewalk doesn't have an easier option to fix this.
    Thanks.

  2. It's been a while since I've used Cakewalk.
    Today I went to open a project, performed the requested update (it was version 2024.02 build 098 64 bits), and I can no longer open Piano Roll.
    I created a project from scratch, opened a new midi track and the PRV still doesn't open.
    Neither by double-clicking on the midi clip, nor via the menu, PRV does not open, nor does it appear in the list of open windows, nor in the dock.
    Below is a video to show this:

     

  3. This problem has existed for many years and so far has not been fixed.
    I have projects that involve multiple VST, audio tracks, and mastering plugins. A lot of RAM e a lot of time to completely load the project.

    In some projects, when I export audio with fast bounce, the result is imperfect (reverb errors, etc.).
    In this case, I am obliged to export the audio with the "Render in Real-time" option activated.

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    But, to use "Render in Real-time", the VST libraries have to be fully loaded, all Windows cache operation has to be completed, and I have to play the track a few times for everything to get into memory correctly.
    Now, I think that fast bounce should be the most accurate option of all, that is, if a plugin or a VST is not fully loaded, fast bounce should wait until all this is resolved; a reverb should be completely calculated, right?
    That is, I think that fast bounce would be something like bit-by-bit, there shouldn't be any errors.
    But unfortunately, fast bounce rarely works perfectly.
    Will I be forced to go through the "via crucis" above whenever I want to export audio from a large project?

  4. 17 minutes ago, John Vere said:

    Seems not, one of my pet peeves. I think it's because the Mp3 encoder is actually not part of the export feature. It just opens automatically when prompted by the export.  So in my thinking it's the MP3 encoder that is not retaining settings, not the export feature. It's odd because all my Wave editors seems to retain my preferences. 

    Too bad, this should be improved.

    17 minutes ago, John Vere said:

    I have actually stop exporting as MP3 once I found out that Sound Cloud doesn't care anymore. I can upload 48/32 wave files and it doesn't limit me. It goes by the time, not the file size.

    Actually I didn't know that, because I'm using mp3 files to send a preview to my client via WhatsApp... I'll look into it.

    17 minutes ago, John Vere said:

    Are you aware that you can enter some of the meta data in the Notes tab found in the Browser view? 

    What are you talking about?

  5. As the scook's solution wasn't working either, I ended up discovering what the whole problem was: I have to focus the video window first, in order to be able to advance and rewind one frame.
    Nothing worked because I was focused on Track View. ?
    With the focus on Video View, you don't even need to create new shortcut keys: left arrow and right arrow already do the work of advancing and rewinding a frame, respectively.

  6. 13 minutes ago, John Vere said:

    manually change the tempo

    Thanks, but my question is exactly how to create a tempo by tapping it on the keyboard, as it is done currently in Fit Improvisation.

    This is because the tempo variation is more intuitive this way.

  7. I have a 100% quantized midi track.
    I want to create a tempo variation, based on a manual tap of my keyboard.
    Apparently Fit Improvisation does the opposite, that is, if I had a midi track that is NOT quantized and I wanted to make it quantized using a reference track with the beat.
    How can I do this?

  8. While the bakers does not implement new keyboard shortcuts, I created an alternative solution some functions that I use a lot and that are currently only accessible via mouse.
    Below are the functions and their respective keyboard shortcuts, which will work via Autohotkey:

    1. Unsolo All Tracks: Win+S
    2. Piano Roll View-> Transform Toll On/Off: Win+T
    3. Piano Roll View-> Transform Toll -> Autofocus (On/Off): Ctrl+Win+T
    4. Piano Roll View-> View -> Show Multiple Lanes (On/Off): Ctrl+Win+L

    To install and use, follow these steps:

    1. Install Autohotkey on your Windows.
    2. Download "Cakewalk_Alt_Keys.zip" (attached to this post) and unzip in to a folder you want (example, Desktop)
    3. Double click on the script "Cakewalk_alt_keys.ahk" to activate it. It will be resident on the Windows task bar.

    Now, inside CbB, you can use the additional keyboard shortcuts above.

     

    Cakewalk_Alt_Keys.zip

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