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Don't you mean $149.99 At $49.99 I thought it was an offer I could not refuse. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi, You can do this by going to the Inspector (while the desired clip is selected) and go to Clip Properties. In the Length section, double the amount and then you should have the looped clips at twice the length. This is assuming you have already converted the clip to a groove clip (Ctrl+L). Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Jean and welcome to the Cakewalk forums. I believe you will have to take ownership of the parent folder and change permissions on subsequent folders in order to delete your duplicated files/folders. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi tdehan, What kind of pickups do you have on your bass? If you have active pickups, then I would check or change the battery. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Volodymyr, Try pressing Ctrl+Tab to toggle through any open windows in Cakewalk. It's possible that the virtual controller is behind the Track View. If that doesn't do it, try setting Workspaces to none. Kind regards, tecknot

That looks like a graphic annomally.

I was glad to see the updated control bar when to new look of SONAR was released. However, I was greatly disappointed to find that we could no longer customize the control bar the way we could in previous versions. I wish they would bring back that level of customization, but after working with themes I am not sure it can be done. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi dwf2008, Why not convert your metronome audio track into MIDI? Kind regards, tecknot

You can add the Performance toolbar to any screenset or workspace, but you must save it in order for toolbars to persist. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi dwf2008, Unfortunately, the Custom module in the Control Bar is all you get to customize commands. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Dev, You are seeing audio instead of MIDI because that is the way CbB is designed, so it is not a problem or an error. You can still edit MIDI in the source MIDI track. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi grannis, Unfortunately, the MV and SS run independently with no interconnectivity. Sounds like a good idea though. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Jerry and welcome to the Cakewalk forums. My only guess is that there is volume automation on the track (or corresponding audio track). Kind regards, tecknot

Hi wa7saka and welcome to the Cakewalk forums. What driver mode is your project currently set at? (see Edit | Preferences > Audio > Playback and Recording > Driver Mode) Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Stevie, The first thing that comes to my mind is your routing. I take it you have your drums on the MIDI track. Is that just a MIDI track or is it an instrument track? If the former then you need an audio track with the input set to the drum synth. This is just a guess. Can you post a screen shot which includes your routing? Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Carl, The Focusrite 2i2 does not have MIDI ports. Do you have any other MIDI device(s) connected to your laptop? Kind regards, tecknot

Steve beat me to it. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Anton and welcome to the Cakewalk forums. Do you see any MIDI activity taking place in the meters when you press a key on your keyboard? If so, do you have Input Echo on? Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Dean, Do you want to hear/record the sounds of your Korg keyboard or hear the sounds of a virtual instrument (e.g. TTS-1)? If you want to hear the sound of your Korg, then you need to route the Korg's audio output into Cakewalk. If you want to hear another synth within Cakewalk, you must insert a virtual instrument first. You can then route the output of your MIDI track to virtual instrument. Insert an audio track and set its input as the virtual instrument. Make sure you have Input Echo set on in your MIDI track and from there you can hear the virtual instrument (provided you load a program into the virtual instrument). Kind regards, tecknot

Hi c13h21no3 and welcome to the Cakewalk forums. I would suggest that you drag and drop your samples into an audio track (rather than MIDI). Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Mark and welcome to the Cakewalk forums, Do you have an audio driver for your amp? I would use your amp's ASIO driver, if available. (Don't bother with ASIO4All and the like.) Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Ken, Yes, you can connect as many MIDI devices (at any one time) to your PC as your interface and PC allow. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Gary, There is no forum for Bandlab, but there is a Facebook page. Perhaps there are people there who can help. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Wayne, You can definitely use the single MIDI output from the controller to your V100. That should be sufficient to record MIDI. However, a USB controller will have the advantage of a driver and, for most, have the added capability to utilizing controls in CbB much for efficiently. Kind regards, tecknot

Hi Frank, Maybe you can navigate to the desired folder in the Media Browser prior to export. Kind regards, tecknot