murat k.

"Snap to Nodes" is the Title. So how is this possible that people can't get it. This is the thing that I can't get.

Just now, Kevin Perry said:

No - personally, I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve from your video screenshot,

This is the problem. You should've get it at first glance.

5 hours ago, Promidi said:

Hold down CTRL while moving node vertically.

See

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Automation.11.html#1292863

I am talking about snapping nodes to each other. See?

We need Snap feature for Automation Nodes.

So what does Alt+5 do when you press on the keyboard?

Just now, murat k. said:

Thanks!

Oh myself...

Just now, murat k. said:

Have you checked PRV Snap Overrides?

Thanks!

On 12/19/2021 at 4:17 PM, murat k. said:

Snap To acts like Snap By in PRV

Have you checked PRV Snap Overrides?

2 hours ago, IgoRr said:

@murat k.

I do not insist on my opinion, but personally it seems to me that you are over complicating the task of structuring plugins. There is no need to sort them on two levels (subfolders), if it can be organized much faster at one level in the Browser, and it will be no less intuitive and convenient. Human perception reacts much faster to objects accessible to the eye, than to those closed in folders, which directly affects the speed of searching and choosing plug-ins, this has been verified by many years of working with different programs.

Quite a long time ago, a tendency has appeared for most software manufacturers to put everything in subfolders, which noticeably lengthened the search for objects, compared to the open list. And according to your method, at first a lot of time is spent on organizing, and then time is again wasted on searching and opening subfolders.

Of course, this is a matter of habit, but from a rational point of view, this is not justified in practice.

In general I use search bar when I want to use a plug-in that I already know.
In my case the folder organization is for discovering purposes. For being to know what kind of options do I have, what do they work for, what is the origin of the plugin etc. before using the plugin that I don't know.

Are you asking for this?

19 hours ago, murat k. said:

This issue happened to me:

Pan Automation was not working while playback.

It had to be like this:

But it wasn't changing like this:

The problem disappeared after I restart the Cakewalk.

By the way I ve found that we call these type of things as "Glitch"

15 hours ago, Jacques Boileau said:

Hum... aren't there things you can only do in the plugin manager still or am I just not Cakewalk knowledgeable enough to know otherwise?

You can't do this without the Plug-in Manager:

Briefly, nested and freely sorted selected plug-ins.

If we could do this with the Plug-in Browser then it will become the Plug-in Manager itself at the same time.

46 minutes ago, Jim Fogle said:

What other folder options do you think needs to be in Media Browser?

Adding New Folder option is OK for me now. No other.

12 minutes ago, Herbert Miron said:

If the problem disappears on restart, then it is Windows problem when reading. Bug is when even after making several attempts the problem persists.

Thanks for the clear explanation.

14 minutes ago, Noel Borthwick said:

You cant assume that. There could be multiple reasons for that happening.

OK. I just wanted to report the trouble I had by thinking that may help you guys.
From now on I will not call every issue I had as a bug.

3 minutes ago, Noel Borthwick said:

Pan automation is ignored if the bus that the track is going to is set to mono. Check if the bus was set to mono interleave.

I guess it was a bug because the problem disappeared after the restart.

This issue happened to me:

Pan Automation was not working while playback.

It had to be like this:

But it wasn't changing like this:

The problem disappeared after I restart the Cakewalk.

Now we have only these options:

11 minutes ago, Mark MoreThan-Shaw said:

Organise them in the Browser instead of the plugin manager - it's much easier

You can't organize Custom Made Layouts which are stored in the pgl files.

Snap To acts like Snap By in PRV

Transient Detection Method Setting information doesn't store in the Project Template. I have to change it every time.
So there could be a Cakewalk.ini setting for to specify the Transient Detection Method at least.

Like:
TransientDetectionMethod
0 = Magnitude
1 = Spectral
2 = Multi-Resolution (default 2)

2 minutes ago, IgoRr said:

@murat k.

What exactly "it's not"?

44 minutes ago, Daniel Russell said:

There are silly GUI bugs in the plugin manager that mean you can only select up to two plugins at a time in the right window to move them around, as well as various similar bugs due to a simple code error mistracking a "is-selected" boolean somewhere.

Makes it annoying, but otherwise, the plugin layout manager is fantastic.

13 minutes ago, IgoRr said:

@Daniel Russell 

You definitely have something wrong in your system, on my right side of the Plugin Manager you can select at least all the plugins from the first to the last. And it has always been that way, even in older versions of Sonar. Look for the reason in your system, the Plug-in Manager itself is working completely normally.

No. It's not.

There is only 1 Undo we can do.
More Undo's we need to.