Helios.G

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Forgive my ignorance, but what is SOS?

I just did it in sonar, works exactly the same.

I'm sorry, I apologize, I just really liked your profile name and couldn't help myself.

What a response, it's so obvious you're only in this for the money. 😎😎

There's been enough complaints brought up about a lack of color customization to make it a reasonable issue to discuss. I've used sonar since version 3, and when they went with dark waveforms years ago, I was glad to have the them editor, because it allowed me to change waveforms to what was easy for my eyes to see. I have vision problems, and the black on black is difficult to edit in without ending in migraines eventually. Telling people to get lost is not exactly a way to grow the user base, which I'm assuming bandlab wants to do with this product. I get defending it, I love sonar, but there's gotta be a balance between defending the product and working with the user base that's going to evangelize it to everyone if they love it... or not.

You gotta quote the original guy I think for him to get the notification.

Thanks for the tips Mettelus, I appreciate the help.

Anybody?

So that's normal behavior I think, unless I'm not understanding your issue? Tracks in folder always look like that in my projects.

The truncated tracks are in folders no?

Opening cakewalk sonar and I noticed that it respects my previous mklink to my project folder setup in CBB, but it doesn't for the cakewalk content folder. Anybody know why that is? I have a ton of presets, chains and other customizations I've set up over time on that folder. Also, I don't like keeping that on my main drive, I've always had it on a different drive. Is there a specific reason why sonar isn't recognizing the link? Thanks

Just wanted to say that we're an odd disparate bunch on here, but I love you guys. Keep making music!

I reiterate, what you wrote has no correlation to what I was responding to. If you scroll up you'd see someone else said it wasn't finished, not me, and I responded tongue in cheek to that comment. I don't understand the insistence or hostility in convincing me of anything one way or the other. I've been using cakewalk since 2006. It's literally the only DAW I've ever used. There's no need for arm twisting one way or the other here. Have a good day.

I see no correlation with what you just wrote and what I was addressing. There is a big difference between software having bugs, which all do, and saying a product isn't finished yet.