(Cakewalk - being American - believes middle C is labelled C5. All untuned percussion instruments accept input via Middle C on the keyboard of your choice. One neat thing that also created a minor inconsistency is the Drum Map feature I implemented using some of the same paradigms from the full BBC-SO template for Cakewalk. Why? To prove that I could, but also because the versions of BBC-SO templates for Cakewalk are either for the Core and Pro versions, so they contain stuff that might lead you to think you're using features in BBC-SO:D that you might not actually have. I've had a crack at putting together a basic BBC-SO Discover template for CbB. It went dark for a bit when Bandlab acquired the IP but they're still iterating on updates and bug-fixes at a decent cadence. To keep up to date with the latest details surrounding the acquisition visit BandLab Technologies Acquire Cakewalk I.Yes - Cakewalk still exists and is still a very capable DAW. We are pleased to be supporting Cakewalk’s passionate community of creators to ensure they have access to the best possible features and music products under the BandLab Technologies banner.” – CEO of BandLab Technologies, Meng Ru Kuok “The teams at both Gibson and BandLab felt that Cakewalk’s products deserved a new home where development could continue. It seems as though Bandlab intend to continue development of Cakewalk and possibly fuse it’s features with Bandlab’s current DAW architecture:

More information will be shared about product roadmap and future features in due course.” No other details of the deal have been released. According to the BandLab website, “the deal includes only the transfer of Cakewalk Inc.’s assets and intellectual property. BandLab – an online platform for creating music and collaborating with other musicians – has announced that it has acquired the intellectual property of Cakewalk Inc.

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