TerryBritton

As you know, the distance from B to C is 13 half-steps. Universally it is known that "13" is an unlucky number, and so, as luck would have it, the A and A# got lopped off. That is the only reason I can imagine for it, but perhaps someone else has more information. Terry

I totally agree. Their forum software is being overly cautions considering we need to have an account and login as it is. They could easily catch a bot in the logs and kick it out. Terry

Nice! Thanks for the review! Terry

Duh!!! Of course!!! Thanks! Terry

The little file, MAGIX Independence Pro Plus Suite, is the DLL. The big one is the library. Do you see this? INDEPENDENCE MAGIX Independence Pro Standard (Windows) | Download Version: Pro Standard for Windows | Filesize: 295 MB MAGIX Independence Pro Standard (Mac) | Download Version: Pro Standard for Mac | Filesize: 404 MB MAGIX Independence Pro Plus Suite (Windows) | Download Version: Pro Plus Suite for Windows | Filesize: 42.7 MB MAGIX Independence Pro Plus Suite (Mac) | Download Version: Pro Plus Suite for Mac | Filesize: 24.4 MB

Is this the link you are using to log in for your user account? The old one was deprecated. https://www.magix.com/us/support/pro-audio-downloads/ Terry

This underscores once again why I love working with Samplitude. This is a great feature - truly great. Terry

The Independence mapping tools are very powerful, and work by drag and drop of the files. Read up on the mapping screens and see if it makes sense to you. Check back here with any questions that may arise - there are a few folks around here who have delved into that part of Independence. Terry

Correct. That requires a separate license for Independence Pro to use it with other DAWs. Terry

JayBob's warnings not to write anything at all to the original drive where the deleted files are is accurate. For background, when you delete a file, it is not actually erased yet - the first initial of the file name is changed to an underscore, and the file space is marked as writable, but it is not written over yet. If you attempt to recover to the same drive, the possibility exists that you will write over other deleted (or "marked as writable drive space") items that you will want to restore as well. Terry

Well, Johnny, I'll forgive you for one. :-) Terry

The MIDI standard handles that based upon what is being sent by your controller. The most demanding pianists get perfectly acceptable results without "adjusting" anything other than the controller's sensitivity curves. What controller are you using? Terry

Check in the System Settings what your default playback device is set to. This turned into a "gotcha" for me a few weeks ago when I'd set it up to default to "Phones" and had forgotten I had done so! When that is pointing to the wrong place, you need to manually change each track to point to an audible output. What most do is create a "Master" track (or in my case, a "Pre-Master" track where my plugins reside before the master track) and make sure that one sends to an audible output, and then bus everything to that track. Terry

Are you using version 3.5 or 3.6? I had that problem with 3.6. It tells you at the bottom of the preferences tab what version it is. Terry