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My thanks sir.

@pourfab I use an old Arturia Keylab 88 Mk 1, which did require a little time configuring using ACT. But once done it has worked fine with a couple of different computers and SONAR Platinum, CbB and now Cakewalk Sonar and Cakewalk Next.

@Edward Allen, you are aware that Sonar can display three different scale rules at the top of the track view?

@Bapu?

If it helps, I have found SCAN 3SX computers to provide excellent service. I purchased an i9 14900K system from them just over 14 months ago, before we knew about the dred Intel i9/7 14/13 series rot. Unfortunately my i9 fell foul of that rot, even though I don't over clock, and use an AIO for cooling. They immediately arranged for my machine to be collected, repaired, replaced the i9. Run full system tests, and returned to me in 7 days, I did have to pay for the DPD return trip but a small price indeed.

@timboalogo I am aware of one user who runs Cakewalk on a surface pro.

Thank you sir, I just fancied experimenting with a few added 9th, the bass whatchamacallit did work nicely

@Billy86, providing all you delete is the .CWP project file you will lose nothing. If you move to a a new project folder, as noted by @Bristol_Jonesey ensure you check the copy audio files option

Oddly Unimaginative Two Noise makers used A keys thing Another keys thing Yet Another Key thing Hit skins and metal whatsit Bass whatchamacallit Plank of wood with metal wires stretch across it. Noise shapers Used Squishing whatsit Spacey making howsyafather Make multiples of the noise thing Other stuff that is or was Stock stuff and thingies in Cakewalk software.

@Ted Raven. 1. Open preferences. 2. Navigate to Drum maps. 3. Hold down Ctrl + Shift, 4. Select the top drop downs maping to an output. 5. Change it to point to your IK drums. 6. Save it.

Thank you sir, sorry about the delays.

Simple answer is only those provided, you can modify some of the colours yourself. The reason is because of the way the GUI is generated. This is explained in quite some detail by several staff, in numerous posts here.

@matt sounds like you are using Workspaces which unless you save the Workspace after making changes will always revert to saved settings on starting Sonar. If possible I recommend using Workspace none then all Sonar functions are fully available and things stay where you put them from session to session.

@norfolkmastering You may have done all this but...... 1. Check Windows Audio settings are the same as Sonar/Cakewalk 2. Have you disabled HDMI and the Realtek audio in device manager 3. In Windows Audio remove the check that says allow application to take full control of your audio device. Some people lock the AUD.INI file this ensures your audio settings are the same everytime you start Sonar/Cakewalk, just remember to unlock it if you intend to make changes to your audio device or settings.

Thank you sir.