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It works for me. FWIW I have updates deferred and paused for as long as possible so I'm still on 1709.

The advanced replacement is called find / change. It is in the process menu. It can be assigned a custom shortcut key

The right click menu in the PRV will (apparently) only allow you to choose Interpolate (Process-Find/Change) when you are using the Select Tool with data selected. There is no default shortcut key to this but one can be created in Preferences. The default shortcut for the Event Filter (Edit-Select-By Filter) is cntrl-alt-F6. You can make a custom shortcut in Preferences. Note that Interpolate is a legacy term from older versions of Cakewalk software. Only Noel would be able to tell us why it still appears in that menu instead of the current Find/Change.

Hold down the control key when you change the meter setting on an unselected track. They will all change.

The 64 sample buffer is the most likely problem. It can work fine for tracking. Not so much for mixing with those plug-ins.

@Chuck E Baby is correct. Meter changes can be quick grouped.

Awesome! When did y'all put this up?

Move the send automation back in time.

The scale of the meters can be set individually (or quick grouped) in the Track View and Console View. As far as I can tell the only meters that are global are the ones in the Track Inspector.

A friend I've gigged with for many years plays a Selmer VI. It is a great sounding horn. He would be able to use it at all of his gigs if he would stop bending the neck. I'm convinced those things are made of tin foil.

Are you using display scaling? It is well established that CbB has some problems with any display scale other than 100%. The worst offender is the scrub tool. I have learned to live without it.

Dude, I'm sorry. That was sarcasm. Although I did not say banned, I said admonished. I also said you should get paid.

Nevermind. They are still on the phone. I just had not dug deep enough to hit them. Grr... Arghhh

Looks like they are gone. None on my desktop or phone. Have not looked at the tablet yet.

I thought it was against forum rules to put ads in your posts. @Cactus Music should be admonished for this... Or paid.

Oh well... Ads at the bottom of the page on the desktop now. W10-Edge.

I had ads on my tablet this morning. Turned it off immediately. Came here on the desktop and there are no ads so far.

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X3 works on Win 10. I have SPlat, X3e, 2, 1 and Sonar 8.5 on my Win 10 machine. They all work fine. I am with @scook and @Chuck E Baby ; delete the "Aud.ini" file. (If that doesn't work then perhaps more RAM an SSD and a few Waves plug-ins will.🤨)

Look up "Loop Back Test" on the old forum. Do that to adjust the Manuel Offset in Preferences.

I have to agree with this. Yesterday I was looking up information about the Edit Filter (just to verify that was the proper thing to call it). The search function did not come up with anything and the term "Edit Filter" is not in the index. I even looked in the SPlat manuel PDF that I have saved. It took me 20 minutes to find something that I should have found in seconds. Which brings me to... @Cactus Music posted in another thread earlier tonight reminding us to use the "Help Module". I opened that up, hovered my cursor over the widget and there it was... Edit Filter.

You need to set the tracks edit filter to "Clips". When the clip turns grey like that it means the edit filter is set to an envelope.

I am going to start using that note area. If it were to then stop working I will be very annoyed. Hope you figure it out.

Yes. I added notes to each of 4 take lanes in a track. Then I duplicated the track (including events). The resulting duplicate track retained the notes from the original track.

I had forgotten about the notes area on take lanes. I just tried it out and it is working as expected here. Thanks for reminding me about it.