Dylan

Seem to have made progress - switching on "hide muted clips"in the piano roll view menu might be the answer. I was focusing my efforts on the middle view menu with the display submenu, that i now suspect only applied to the track view screen.

I am sure this has been asked a million times but i was unable to guess the correct words to search the forum on. The way i am used to editing midi is to double click on the midi data in track view, opening it in piano roll view so i can edit it. However in Bandlab when i do this instead of the piano roll view showing just the midi notes in that track/tracklane, it shows a huge jumble of notes in different colors that i think are every note from every take all superimposed on top of each other. Possibly midi notes for other tracks as well? Im currently doing a test recording in Bandlab where i have put down a scratch midi keyboard track and two takes of midi drums. Im stuck at editing my takes, because piano roll view shows every midi note from every track, rather than just the clip / track / tracklane that i am trying to edit. I am seeing three "view"menus all above each other when i open piano roll, i have checked off and on boxes with no success, and would rather not tinker as i have no idea what the buttons im pushing do. How do i open a midi editing screen that shows just the notes in the current track or tracklane, and not every midi note from every track superimposed? thanks,

Thanks for the responses, wouldn't you know it i opened Sonar and the problem has now vanished Now realize i did have a setup change - My Amplifire3 was usb connected when it was faulting, now its not plugged in and it not faulting. DUH!

I am using Sonar x3e and have suddenly started having a strange issue. (Nothing im aware of in system has changed, no new drivers or config changes) When in playback mode the source midi tracks send their data to the VSTI selected in the "Output" field for the midi track, and things work normally. However as soon as i start the transport on "record" mode, any midi input triggers EVERY vsti in the song, not just the one that the record enabled track is set to "output" to. So if say i have two midi instrument tracks, one being a virtual drum track with an associated midi track set to get its input from my electronic kit, and a virtual keyboard track with its associated midi track input set to a controller keyboard, once i start recording hitting a drum also triggers the same midi note in the keyboard vsti and hitting a keyboard note also triggers the same note on the drum vsti. Does anybody have any idea of what might be causing this? thanks,