Tenfoot

Lemur has a Sonar template that works. There is nothing like a dedicated app though as all of the generic remote solutions either lack deep integration or are very involved to set up and the connections are unpredictable at best. The app  for Studio One works a treat straight out of the box!

1 hour ago, Noel Borthwick said:

Lol I just ran into this  Ironic that I come to our forum to find the solution.

Because the Celemony forum is so helpful Noel!

Just a quick heads up for anyone using Melodyne 4.22. I opened Melodyne Editor this morning and it said "program expired - contact Celemony". This is a bug in the current version on certain systems. Celemony have already posted a fix. Log into your account and download 4.23.

Greetings from the Sunshine Coast, Qld, Australia!

17 hours ago, Noel Borthwick said:

What if we never modified the project while playing from within a playlist? Would this solve the issue for you?

Great idea Noel! 

1 hour ago, Matthew Carr said:

Pretty sure you can set 'Midi Automator' up to automatically click on the 'No' button in a confirmation dialog, if it's present, when changing songs... haven't tried it myself though.

Agree it'd be good to get an update to the official app though.. as the official app uses the API, it can preload songs in a setlist for quicker changing.

Are the details of the API available? I might be interested in creating an open source project for this, if they are.

Or maybe Bandlab would consider open sourcing there existing playlist app, so we could add an option to always close dirty projects without saving?

Ah yes. I stand corrected Matthew. I have never utilised the screen monitoring feature for dialogue boxes as I believe it is a bit of a resource hog. That is not really disabling the dialogue though, but it is certainly a possibility if desperate.

Such a great little program.  And free!

The playlist has indeed been neglected for a very long time. This always struck me as a waste. It is a feature (including lyric view) that no other DAW includes. It was only left out of one release though, and was put back in via an update of that same version.

This behaviour has always existed in the playlist. As soon as a song is seen as changed or 'dirty' it remains open.  I am pretty sure it is an intended behaviour, however inconvenient.

There is a great alternative playlist program called 'midi automator' that can be used with any DAW. That same behaviour persists in it too though, as any DAW will throw up a confirmation dialogue before closing a project with percieved changes.

I have been using Android devices for years. My audio player of choice is JetAudio+ with the AM3D Audio Enhacer plugin. Costs around 10 bucks all up. Worth every cent!

Hang in there Ken. Lots of people thinking of you mate.