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That clip looks as though it isn't selected

The primary use for ARC is to apply correction to your monitoring in order to compensate for room deficiencies, enabling you to produce mixes which stand a better chance of translating well to other systems and to be generally more balanced without excessive high or low frequencies.

It should always be switched OFF before doing an export.

1 hour ago, Annabelle said:

You say, "The thread tried to read from or write to a virtual address for which it does not have the appropriate access.". Could you please explain to me what exactly that message means? I'm a little confused on that one!

As stated, you might need to run it "As Administrator" in order to work. Without that specific setting, it doesn't have permission to write to that address.

1 hour ago, kappn said:

I appreciate the recommendations! However, I'm really only doing this as a casual hobby, so I'm not looking to invest into an audio interface right now

In that case you are going to run into problem after problem, no matter which DAW you use

Have you tried it?

This thread might be useful

https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/83209-cw-by-bandlab-suddenly-not-starting-any-repair-install-utility-available/

1 hour ago, keimurr11 said:

The problem is simple your accessing the project your working on from another drive...I copied all my files to another drive for backup and then I used  that file from that backup drive and recievd that message everytime and no matter how many times I saved as to different names i got that message..so as an experiment I moved that file from the backup drive back to my main drive and Walla! no more message

You're responding to a 4 year old zombie thread.

15 hours ago, Maria P said:

I don't understand why this is a missing feature.

Something that CbB already has and it has nothing to do with the theme editor. It can be found in the preferences inside CbB.

It's serious enough for me to regret paying for new Sonar because I'm not able to work like that. People should also have in mind those of us who spend really long hours working and take care of our views and brain for that matter. I've read a lot about the workflow in Sonar, what workflow if basic configurations are not there? Switching between color schemes? Is that a workflow upgrade?

And if they only prioritize performance, how many months will it take to fix the issue, therefore how many months of wasted payment if I'm not able to use it?

Sorry for my rant but I'm really frustrated. Having the paid version but preferring the free one is not ok

It's ALL to do with the Theme Editor for the simple reason that the graphics are drawn in a totally different way.

Have you tried a Clean Install?

Quote

https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034066393-Clean-Install-Cakewalk-by-BandLab

Common practice with Melodyne is to render each section as soon as you've finished editing.

Did Windows do an update in your absence?

But if you're getting errors and  32 bit plugins failing to load then it's NOT a winning team is it.

In your shoes I would definitely be looking at 64 bit equivalents and ditching 32 bit for good.

Such as?

26 minutes ago, Pathfinder said:

I wouldn't be in the CWBL forum and I wouldn't be bothered by the sonar annoying sales bs if I had sonar subscription, which I NEVER WILL

What possibly benefit would it be to existing subscribers? It is only aimed at CbB users precisely because they haven't signed up.

1 hour ago, pwallie said:

not to be weird, but i thought they would be "maintenance only" -i wonder what security issues there  might be?

Maintenance/security. Pretty much the same 😉

Remove the check mark

The recent updates have been purely security updates. 

I paid for the Bandlab subscription, but chose to keep CbB installed.

Do I get the nag screen when opening Sonar? No

Do I get the nag screen when opening CbB? Yes

Am I bothered? Not in the slightest.

You can also achieve the same thing by engaging Offset Mode, then raise or lower your main fader by whatever amount you want but be sure to switch it off again afterwards.

Visually there'll be no change apart from a small + sign by the volume fader.

9 hours ago, Screaming For Attention said:

I thought if I paid the $71 dollars to get the CW membership, that little orange thing would stop. It doesn't. I came on to find out how to turn it off, now we are saying it doesn't go off? It says "black Friday sale". Well it's Wednesday now.

It doesn't happen with Sonar, only in CbB

46 minutes ago, Cobus Prinsloo said:

Thanks -- I noticed this is from the Cakewalk documentation. Is there one for Sonar also?

They're exactly the same

1 minute ago, IAMTonyEd said:

Sorry Not sure what that means. Cakewalk doesn’t freeze it just crashes and closes down. Apologies I’ve only been using cakewalk for a couple of months.

No, he means can you freeze the track(s) that use Spire?

Click the snowflake icon in the track header

2 hours ago, David Baay said:

Yes, I don't know offhand what's typical for other DAWs, but Sonar does have a zoom-out limit. It's in M:B:T, so if your recording is independnet of the project tempo, you can get more absolute time by lowering the tempo.

FOr example, the M:B:T limit on my laptop with the Inspector, Browser and Tracks pane closed to maximize the Clips pane, I can see about 2880 measures. At 125bpm, that's about 90 minutes, but at half that tempo, it's 3 hours. At the minimum tempo of 8bpm, it's 24 hours.

Sounds about right.

My double album project (where I import all the mixdowns from the track projects) runs to about 145 minutes, and at 120bpm I can't see the last track.

You're using that piece of garbage called ASIO4ALL

Uninstall it, delete it, remove all references to it in the registry

Then you'll be able to select the Apollo

You know you can dock the Browser anywhere you want? It doesn't have to be at the far right.

And you could if you want just leave it floating.