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If you force the 34" to the same res as the 29", what happens?

But...it shouldn't have to be "got around". If they are allowing it to be got around they are allowing existing users to use it so they ought to just let existing users use it. Not have to dick around to get it.

True... if you don't have a compressor, limiter, compander, etc., that has that function, then if you put it in a bus and route your track to the bus, you can turn on waveform preview for that bus and also see the results.

Most bizarre issue with new 34" Samsung ViewFinity S5 monitor (3440x1440) when it's zoom is 125% or higher. Issue: Oversized buttons and text. Affects: most Cakewalk plugins. Issue persists when UI is opened after screen zoom is set to 125% or higher. No issue if screen zoom is 100% before UI is opened even if zoom is changed afterward. No issues with 29" LG Ultrawide (2560x1080) monitor.

Thank you for allowing me to create a **** load of product that I can never use or access again if I don't pay you monthly. You people are some of the worst **** of the earth. I hope every single one of you dies slowly and painfully.

I too jumped on Suno, I uploaded a few of my songs that I recorded, everything from a straight acoustic guitar and vocal to a finished recording. The results are astounding and very natural sounding at least in the genres I have chosen so far. It's ability to listen to my melodies and rhythms and translate them to something almost entirely new is well.. amazing. It's putting my over half a century of song writing in serious question LOL>

They told you how to get around it....

A transmission control module and a dual clutch for my car to the tune of about $2000. Money I was saving for property taxes.

Hornet - no installer and bland GUI, I love software that is not pretty

Yes. In Superior Drummer 2 if you insert the synth with the First Synth Audio Output, if you look at the mixer all the instruments are routed to S1/2. which is the master stereo output, and the buses are routed to 'None'. You can right-click the instrument Output and keep it Stereo, select Multichannel which puts the instruments on sequential stereo outputs, or manually select an output channel for the instrument (or bus) you want to assign to an audio track. Then on the audio track you use those channels as the input.

I was disappointed to read in this post below: “Please note that this offer is only available to new subscribers. If your current subscription is nearing its end during the sale, you can let it expire, cancel and then resubscribe to take advantage of this new discounted rate.” So, loyal users (30+ yrs here) must pay full price ($150) to stick around, while newbies pay less than half ($70)? My subscription renews Jan 11. So I’m supposed to cancel today, and sign up tomorrow? What does “nearing its end during the sale” mean anyway? Is there a date range that qualifies? I looked for a customer service email but couldn’t find one. Really sad.

If you have Boost 11 it shows graphically what's happening to the sound.

Not only that, but it is actually available now for people that have access to such things (i.e. MComplete, and I'd assume other bundles that have it) Included mics looks like it is off to a good start, hope they do continue to add more. Certainly some surprises of what they did include - but some industry standard things that lots of people would have to record with are also missing.

As per title Update via Native Access. OVERALL CHANGES: ADDED Improved support for screen-readers and Soundflow-type integrations via macOS Voiceover ADDED Info Pane for contextual product help in Default View ADDED Auto scrolling in Info Pane on windows ADDED Removed View Menu and transitioned all options to contextual icons throughout the user interface or Main Menu ADDED Temporary user interface workaround to reduce kernel panics when using high resolution monitors with macOS. We anticipate a permanent macOS-side fix to arrive via future macOS update(s). FIXED Issue(s) causing Leap user interface to appear blank FIXED Inconsistent selection logic in Default View Navigator FIXED Presets not shown upon Instrument Browser load FIXED Instruments become un-selectable from Kontrol S MK3 once the Add Instrument button is selected FIXED Default save name suffix not duplicated FIXED Crash when adding a second instrument with Kontrol S MK3 connected and "Unwind Automation IDs" disabled FIXED Random Slot selection on loading Multis / Combined Presets FIXED Certain UI controls did not show Info Hints on hover FIXED No initial slot selection on recalling Logic Projects or duplicating Logic track FIXED Crash when incorrectly saving NKB

If you VST effects and instruments are not about the Cakewalk/Sonar Vsts, you should be fine in that area. I did not read anything about free Sonar that would not allow 3rd party VSTs to work. I hope this chart helps you: https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/49546667908121-Sonar-Free-Tier-vs-Membership-Tier

I just downloaded the package from the link in the first post and indeed Dear VR Monitor is missing from the download.

I’ll have to try this tomorrow morning but I always thought that you could only choose multiple outputs when you first inserted the synth. But then I have never tried inserting a few audio tracks and seeing if you could set them up as the optional outputs from a synth. Im thinking you’d have to first assign them in the synth mixer first before Sonar would see them.

Another option in addition to what @57Gregy posted is to insert necessary audio tracks and change the track input to the synth instrument you want playing on it. Like if you wanted all the drums on on stereo track but wanted separate tracks for the snare and kick drums, for example.

If you are using mono clips, just use the snap function with only the landmark of audio zero crossings enabled, so your cuts or slipedits all end up on one. If your'e using stereo clips that rarely works out.

Normalizing something only raises the clip's highest peak to the normalized level. If you have many notes of different volumes within a single clip, it will not bring up the lower ones to the same level as the higher ones. You'd have to split all the notes into separate clips first, then normalize each one. To do this without splitting into separate clips per note, you need to use a compressor or compander (compressor/expander). One "easy" way to do it with these is if you have the old VX-64 that used to come with Sonar (maybe still does?) it has a number of good squashing presets you can modify to do what you want.

Splitting clips and using normalize is how I usually level-out my audio but splitting a clip can be produce annoying clicks it you don't make sure the audio is at zero where you split it. Cakewalk has a tool called Enable/Disable Automatic Crossfades which can keep that from happening. See image below on the options it has. I keep it enabled unless I have a reason to disable it. Really, though, it would be in your best interest to learn the basics of compression because it can be very useful in the situation you describe. There are many informative videos on YouTube about it. Here is a good place to start because it covers the basics of compression. Splitting clips and adjusting the volumes through gain or normalization is a blunt-force process and can be time consuming. I think it is best to know how to use both methods so you can use the one that works best for any given situation. https://youtu.be/B20p-G-SBLw?si=PplJ3Y8lY43zFcwP

Open the Synth Rack, click the gear icon.

Normalize raises all the levels to approximately equal volumes as set by you. You may also split your quiet parts from the rest of the clip and apply Clip Gain until they're the same level as the rest of the track.

Hi! In order to use multiout for Superior Drummer, you need to access a setting in the synth rack. These options are displayed when adding Superior Drummer as a NEW synth...but it is already in my project with a edited midi in it. Is there a way to access the synth rack options of the already loaded Superior Drummer instead of greating a new synth with it?

Me, too. Core Plug-ins are not included with the Sonar Free Tier. There are several threads around here about what is and is not included, maybe on the Announcements page. There is currently a great offer for CaSon at a steeply reduced price... for new users only. But they add that you can let your current subscription expire (if it's near that time) and you can get the deal. Check out the staff post at the top of the main forum page. You can get the deal since your subscription has expired.