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Thx for this great and long review. I'm a long way newbie user of cakewalk (my first cakewalk version was 3.0 on windows 3.1). I've inherited a Komplete 12 software a few months ago, and i just bought a second-hand KK M32 for 50€, and thx to your custom driver and preset, i found there an absolutly wonderful solution to control my DAW and instruments for the price!

Hi again,
Thanks for the fix to the fix 
I have imported that test file and it comes through perfectly in sync, and the bass track MIDI is also there now. Thanks again for looking at this so quickly. I will be importing more tracks over the next few days, hopefully I will have nothing to report back!

Hi, I am sending this message here so I can attach screen shots - the sync problem is still there on Windows, plus a new problem. That same file I uploaded previously included a bass pattern on track 18 in Reaper, but importing it using the new DLL brings in no MIDI at all for track 18, so the bass is gone. But the original sync problem is still there on Windows, I am attaching 2 screen shots to illustrate, one shows where the loop points are in Cakewalk, and the other shows the same file in Reaper but the loop points in Reaper are not in sync. Hopefully this is something you can re-create in Linux and is not a unique problem to Windows! Thanks.

Yes, I have received it. Thanks!

Not only that, I in fact was in progress to decide what to do.
And now you can re-download ReaCWP (b62), for me it align your drums correctly (under Linux.. not checked in Windows  )
So please confirm the problem is solved (or not), when converting on your computer.

Details:
while technically that was "a bug" in ReaCWP, logically it has uncovered yet another REAPER "imperfection". In REAPER, MIDI events
can't cross looping point (the last even defines the looping point, the one you could observe, and separate boundaries can not be specified).
For drums that does not matter (they trigger on "note on" and sound as long as specified by sampler). But f.e. for pads there can be
significant difference. Let say you have nice pad sound which should still sound when the next loop is already started. Cakewalk supports
that, "note off" can be later then looping time (and correctly delivered as such). REAPER force to trim MIDI clips exactly to the boundary,
so such "left over" is not possible.

In practice, if you have projects with sustained sounds from looped MIDI clips and they don't sound "right" after conversion, bounce them before converting.

PS. Cakewalk saves looped MIDI as not looped, so repeating everything for the whole clip length... So I could ignore looping during conversion.
But I have decided that is not what people see in Cakewalk, and so I convert as people expect it to see in REAPER. Well, that has consequences.

 

Hi,

Lets take all that into PMs. The link need confirmation... In general, it is better make read-only links to google drive allowed for everything, but send them by PM.
Button links here is forum can have side effects.