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Totally off Topic, @mettelus I have always identified you with that beautiful red convertible, We just sold this 1972 Cutlass Supreme for my wife's dad. I had it all summer and hated to let go of it. What a gas to drive these old beasts. Everyone waves at you. But Guitars and Cadillac's and hillbilly music is where it's at.

Apologies tardy spotting of this reply. Indeed, I had non destructive editing turned on. I will ensure I turn this off for future recordings.

This is really the conundrum IMO. Why go through the pain of a loopback when you can simply loop a portion of the song and play to it on the amp (matching volume levels as needed) to make your adjustments? If you are not using that recorded loopback (so not really re-amping) in the final project as you intend to "actually record it," there are much simpler methods to adjust tone (and a sizeable chunk of them can be done in post-production). I have a friend who runs "his tone" (never modifies it for that genre) from a Blackstar amp and all adjustments are made in mixing/post-production.

fair enough. and good points on instrument samples being triggered due to volume or velocity. in my case, i don't typically touch the volume or use CC7 etc. and yes, changing velocity (which is my normal approach) can impact the samples selected from the VI. most times i would use a velocity change would be (in my usual work) to get a percussion instrument (like a shaker or tambourine) to use a "softer" set of samples to cut some harshness without having to eq it.

tried to watch one of them once , bored me to tears. watched Goodfellas instead.

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If you are asking specifically about compatibility with regard to opening projects created and saved on older software (Sonar Platinum, CbB, etc.), I defer to others. If you are asking more generally about features, workflow comparison, etc. I suggest the "Current Release . . . " Topic in the General > Product Release Info section might be helpful to you. Hope this helps.

A new guitar instrumental

Very cool deep dive video...

It was a regression caused by another bug fix for a more severe start up problem. For now if you see this issue, you can circumvent it by closing the start screen once after the app opens, then after that you can reopen it and the project should open without any issues.

I'm getting this also. The problem seems to only be initiated when opening Sonar. The first project selected now displays with all tracks minimalized (collapsed). Then the second, and any subsequent projects opened display ok, with the correct (saved) track heights. Closing an individual project and reopening it - without closing the Sonar program - does not mess things up, but it's when I completely close Sonar and then come back - the first project opened has this problem. The program seems to be imposing a default display setting on the first file opened instead of preserving the saved settings.

I fooled around with the browser and the and Cakewalk Plug-in Manager discovered that it won't show up in the browser if it is excluded in the Plug-in Manager. So first I would check the Plug-in Manager to see if it excluded. If it is, then enable it then close and restart Sonar. You can also look and see if you actually have it in C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Shared Plugins where it will be listed as CwTuner or CwTuner.dll if you have it. If you don't have it for whatever reason then you can either download a free VST tuner like Gtune (Google it to see multiple download sources) or use the built in tuner in a guitar amp simulator. I use the tuner in the free Native Instruments Guitar Rig 7 Player to do my guitar intonation and am pretty happy with it. Native Instruments has many free plugins it you're interested and have the free hard drive space. https://www.native-instruments.com/en/catalog/software/free/