S.Wallis ... thank you for your very useful post. Much appreciated.

My A-500 now works better.

thanx = kev

Mods: Should this be a sticky?

Bump for new year.

S.Wallis


Bump for new year.

Actually, you don't need to bump if there's been a reply in the last 24 hours (unless of course you just want to get your post count up  ).
 
If a thread goes without a response for 30 days, it "falls off" the bottom.  In that case a bump makes it current and it stays visible to folks who are new to the KB subforum.

I bumped it because i couldn't see it on the forum. I think this and dmbaer's guide should be a  sticky aswel so it's always avalible for new comers, especially after the release of X1 and X-mas.

I get the feeling most people don't realize if you press F1 with the A-Pro window open, a help window pops up.  It explains a number of the things I'm seeing questions about on this forum.  Cheers!

Alex ... I appreciate your good intention in directing people to use F1 and open the manual (hands up -  I didn't know it either).

But the manual isn't really a lot of help unless you're an expert who already knows what they're doing and merely needs a reference source.

It contains no workflow instructions in the way that S.Wallis is gainfully trying to describe (thank you, SW).


In fact it's a typical manual, and insulting to most people who are as stupid as I am.

For example, I still can't get my A-500 to control the transport or the pads. And the manual isn't really a help in solving this

I'm currently pinning my hopes on X1 - which is downloading as we speak.

I just purchased the A300. This indeed is extremely informative!! Thanks so much!  YOU ARE appreciated!!

Thanks saxxxxxman.

I might write this again for X1. It will give me a change to add to it aswell, so watch this space.

Great post. I think Cakewalk sould pay you at least 200 bucks for such a great tutorial. Their A-pro manual sucks.

I must have been lucky, worked pretty much otb for me. It was a while before i realised i had to enable the A-300 editor though.