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Probably updating their site for the transition to Bandlab. I should have a copy downloaded, if you still can't download it. But I won't be home for a week, so...

I hear ya. I just ordered a set of the newer sliders for $5.01 ea, as well as a couple more cases. I'm going to rebuild the controller with the faders a little closer together. Plus, I need to make sure the new faders work before updating the thread to look at those, instead of the more...

BTW, there's currently no support for Cakewalk. The latest version is free though. I imagine Bandlab's going to release a paid version for their revamp of Cakewalk. I've used Cakewalk since DOS, so I'm pretty familiar with the in's and out's if you're stuck. Let me know if you're still in...

Are any of your tracks or busses set to "Interleave mono"? If so, change then to "Interleave Stereo" (obviously LOL) Look for these icons on the tracks/busses in the console. The left is mono, and the right is stereo

Also, your Sync and Caching should be set up similar to this. If all else fails, you might be able to use the "Manual Offset" to sync it up. But that's just a band-aid for the real problem, not the solution.

Whenever I get any hiccups or delays, I usually resolve them by increasing the MIDI playback buffer. I know you had mentioned that you messed with the buffers, but maybe you missed this one. I've got mine set a little high right now, because I've got several active tracks and libraries running.

DAW Setup In your DAW preferences, you should see the Teensy MIDI board. This is Sonar... --------------------------- Select a MIDI track, and make sure either "MIDI Omni" is selected, or the "Teensy Omni" at a minimum. ---------------------------- Start moving the faders. You...

Just a few various pics... Here's a pic of the car dash-mat I trimmed down, to keep the unit from sliding around. It stays in place incredibly well, and is lower profile than feet would be. It doesn't cut or slice very well at all, but no one's going to see it anyways. Smooth side of mat...

Using the Arduino Application With your Teensy board connected via USB, open the arduino app. From the Tools\Board menu, select "Teensy 3.2/3.1" From the Tool\USB Type menu, select "MIDI" From the Tools\Port menu, select your connected device (it'll resemble mine)...

Programming the Teensy board Refer to the original article on installing the arduino IDE framework, and the teensy loader app. But use the links below for the current versions, which is what I'm using. ---------------------------------------------- Download arduino IDE 1.8.7 for your OS (I...

Check this out. It might be a better (and cheaper) solution than using the Teensy board. If it's still not what you're looking for, then I can do a quick write-up on using buttons on the Teensy board. It's pretty simple, especially if you only have a single button. DIY TRS to MIDI Cable

From what I can tell, only the three middle pins are used. MIDI Pins

I'm trying to find non-motorized, touch-sensitive slider pots, but I'm not having much luck.

If anyone has any questions, start asking. I'll be posting the info about how to connect the chip to your PC/Mac and program it.

Exactly. If you look at the original diagram, the higher voltage pinout is the top hole. Someone might see that and think, if 3 volts is good, more power must be better. Might be better for some applications, but not this one.

This is the detail I get with the faders. I was waiting for a replacement fader (the 3rd one), so I only have two CC's showing here.

Oh, the things I could do with a 3D printer!!! :)

Here's my wiring diagram. Be sure not to use the VIN (3.6 to 6.0 volts) (not shown here). This will cause the faders to max out at half the distance, because of doubling the voltage. I'll post about how to program the board next. Probably tomorrow.

Here's all we'll be working with

Here's the Teensy board diagram, and the pins. It comes with the board as well. I'll post my diagram, along with some explanations.