One thing that bothers me each time when I do LOOP recording is the strange, needless clip split point within the take lanes. All takes are split just at the time point when I stop the recording and it is sometimes quite hard to catch a reasonable point (before or after the musical phrase).
It would be very helpful if the clips would not be split within the individual take lanes (for one single loop recording). This would make clip handling (copy, paste, trim, ...) much easier!
 
Marc

Non-destructive track/clip normalization function that adjusts the clip gain to achieve normalization instead of processing the clip?
 
This should naturally keep the envelope shape as it is, just move it vertically to find the normalized gain value...

I'd really like to see Novation Launchpad supported with the development of Matrix.

Matrix that doesn't require a landline to escape from! So hard to find these days...

While that would be cool, I don't think the bakers will be adding any dedicated hardware control surface support to Cakewalk any time soon.  Ableton developers built support for Launchpad directly into Live beginning with v9.2.
 
The Cakewalk Matrix supports MIDI learn, so it is simple enough to activate columns (scenes), or individual cells from any MIDI pads, including Launchpad.  That being said, if you want the full experience, you should probably be using Live for that. 

I think launchpad integration will give Matrix more credibility and appeal, as well as make it more functional
 
 
SweeLee is also a Novation Dealer

Wouldn't hurt, that's for sure! 

Zargg
Hi. Just wanted to let you know that ASIO4ALL is NOT an ASIO driver.
It is a WDM wrapper (if I'm not mistaken) to let you use devices without ASIO driver at low latency.
Some people have had success using it though, but I haven't had the need as my devices have its own drivers.
If your Zoom has its own drivers, I'd uninstall and leave ASIO4ALL uninstalled.
All the best.

I didn't say that ASIO4ALL was a driver, neither that I started out installing it.
Trying to explain once more:


1. I made a fresh Windows 10 installation with Cakewalk by Bandlab using the Zoom R24 Asiso driver. 
Installing Cakewalk by Bandlab broke ASIO completely for every other application that can use ASIO, like MusicBee, Audacity etc.
I did not work in Cakewalk by Bandlab either.

2. I then downloaded ASIO4ALL and installed/uninstalled it. (Just as a quick test, since I did find some mentioning around it in the earlyer days of Cakewalk) 
That fixed the broken ASIO for Zooms own driver, but the Zoom R24's DAW control plugin for SONAR made SONAR crash everytime  a fader etc. on the R24 was moved.

3. Made a fresh Windows 10 installation once more, installed the original Cakewalk SONAR Professional 23.10.0.14 and did not run into any issues with the R24.
Something in Cakewalk by Bandlab conflicts with the R24.

Regarding fresh Windows 10 installation, the partitions where completely deleted from the disk before I installed the OS on it.

JoeBaermann

Zargg
Hi. Just wanted to let you know that ASIO4ALL is NOT an ASIO driver.
It is a WDM wrapper (if I'm not mistaken) to let you use devices without ASIO driver at low latency.
Some people have had success using it though, but I haven't had the need as my devices have its own drivers.
If your Zoom has its own drivers, I'd uninstall and leave ASIO4ALL uninstalled.
All the best.

I didn't say that ASIO4ALL was a driver, neither that I started out installing it.
Trying to explain once more:


1. I made a fresh Windows 10 installation with Cakewalk by Bandlab using the Zoom R24 Asiso driver. 
Installing Cakewalk by Bandlab broke ASIO completely for every other application that can use ASIO, like MusicBee, Audacity etc.
I did not work in Cakewalk by Bandlab either.

2. I then downloaded ASIO4ALL and installed/uninstalled it. (Just as a quick test, since I did find some mentioning around it in the earlyer days of Cakewalk) 
That fixed the broken ASIO for Zooms own driver, but the Zoom R24's DAW control plugin for SONAR made SONAR crash everytime  a fader etc. on the R24 was moved.

3. Made a fresh Windows 10 installation once more, installed the original Cakewalk SONAR Professional 23.10.0.14 and did not run into any issues with the R24.
Something in Cakewalk by Bandlab conflicts with the R24.

Regarding fresh Windows 10 installation, the partitions where completely deleted from the disk before I installed the OS on it.

Hey Joe, just fyi, but you should probably post this in the Problem Reports forum.  Since this is the Feature Requests forum, it will likely not get the attention it deserves in here...

1) Improved MIDI editing. I would love to see velocities shown in the note as they do in Studio One rather than the current shading of the note color. Shading can be very difficult to see.