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Nice cover Mark, such a beautiful tune. 🙂

@T Boog simple answer is no. You can edit it but you can not "delete" the contents of a comment and leave it empty. You can always ask a mod to remove a post for you.

Nice track Nigel, left you a like and comment on YouTube

Stop using the word Fed Ex to stop getting your posts requiring approval.

Thanks Bjorn, you ears are not deceived, there is two tempo changes at the point, one bar of +10 BPM, then 3 bars to increase another +10 BMP. Then before the outro, it drops back to its original BPM over 1 BAR. Thanks for the ears and kind words

@whoisp it is the machine gun nature of the rolls that got me no drummer can play that precise, even military drummers. Listen to military drummers they play mainly double stroke rolls, but even they exhibit some differences in timing and stroke strength (velocity). Single stroke rolls are a little different but again exhibit differences in timing and strength (velocity) of their strikes. Drummers all have a power hand, one that is always just a little louder. But as I said its your choice, I was merely making an observation that put me off of an otherwise well composed and captured song.

Thank you sir, good to know the bass worked for you.

Your contribution to this post has been noted.

You would k8nd of think so! Steady on old chap apparently that kinda talk is unacceptable, as I was admonished.

Apologies but from reading through the answers here, your questions and concerns have all been clearly addressed. Even though the chief architect of the program has responded. But you obviously feel that not to be the case perhaps you would be so kind as to clearly indicate which have not.

Thank you Gary, for your ears and comments.

@Larry T. I was listening on my Adams.

Nice cover Steve

I quite like this, though I have to ask is there any low bass instrumentation?

You can also look in the project file directory tree.

@Keith Wilby do you use versioning in you file saves?

@AxlBrutality Cakewalk Sonar is based on the same core code as Cakewalk by Bandlab (CbB) and S-Plat. Projects from the 1980's through to today can be opened in the Sonar of today. If you study the directory tree of the Cakewalk family you will see that certain elements are common to all versions of CbB/SONAR/Sonar.

Glad you enjoyed my little noises. 😀 Thanks for your ears and time.

What exactly can't you drag and drop, be interesting to know what you appear to think you can't? 🤔

Toys GForce > Menace Cherry Audio P-10 > Tinkling CA2600 > Mind Worm Arturia DX-7 > The Bell of Doom Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 Avatar Kit (slight tweaking) > The March to destiny To be fair to the GForce OB-X please don't insult it with headphones, unless they have extended bass response, it really needs Monitors to breath.

Different, not surprised.

Then you need to make a feature request, not tell me I am wrong for pointing out that Arrangements in CbB and Sonar don't work that way. There are many things in this software world that don't work how I want them to. Why because they haven't written the algorithm to do it that way simples. Telling people they are wrong for pointing it out is unacceptable? Make a valid feature request, give good reasons why you should be able to mute a section, they might consider it. But is really that hard to just make an alternative arrangement with the section removed, I mean making arrangements is so hard and so brain taxing, isn't it?

At the risk it would appear you very much doubted they were viewed by real people, see the bold underlined comments made by yourself. It is not unusual, especially with a small development team, who also do the support, not to get a specific response as to a problem. They probably are a little pushed for time.

Cyclone was unfortunately 32bit DXi, which is why it died.

You asked how to change the way the grid can be changed, but unfortunately the solution doesn't suit you. Fine your choice