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Call me deaf if you want. I don't particularly hear much of a difference in any of those clips that couldn't be attributed to proximity or axis placement. Could be overthinking.

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You also want to be sure you're not loading a workspace that has been saved with this option checked.

Under Console/Options. Uncheck Allow Module Resizing if you want the FX bin to auto adjust to more FX units as you add them.

I came in here for a good argument.

Maybe they'll follow Next up with a new flagship DAW called "And Then".

Plugins up sample all day long, and Sonar wouldn't be the first pro-level DAW to allow multiple sampling rates in a project. So...yeah...it's totally possible.

So, @Noel Borthwick, what's the fundamental reason this is an option in Next, but not the new Sonar? Is this an option you're working on for Sonar?

That's a weird one. I used Melodyne 100 times last night and didn't have this issue. Good luck.

Well hell...I looked and looked and didn't find that. Good catch!

If there's a way, I certainly can't find it natively.

What do you mean....duplicate a function? I can think of several options that may be helpful...but they may not be related to what you mean, specifically. You CAN save a track as a template, which will duplicate everything about a track when you insert it from the template Or you can also drag and drop with ctrl held down to duplicate functions, like plugins or eq settings. You also have a quick-group function where you can set multiple track routings, sends, add effects etc.

I battled my "new" machine for months. Then I realized I had somehow forgot to disable core parking.

The devs have said that the Sonitus plugins are slated to be ported to VST at some point - but that it's not super-high on their priority list. However, they did recently fix a long-standing bug in Sonitus delay.

At the bottom of this pic....try disabling "Apply Workspace on Project Load".