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Yes. I just set up a new project. Dropped in 6 snare hits. This quirk is still in the newest version of Sonar.

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Full screen video here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/2ewarow2j8i498z6kecvo/Recording-2024-12-17-103122.mp4?rlkey=o5dvpfmn968uougt8mbp1zh8a&st=w2dtsgja&dl=0 You got my PM? I'll work on getting a project up and I'll send you the link via PM as well. I'm not certain if this is just in new or older projects. I don't currently have access to new projects to test. I can take a look after 3:00 CST.

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All of that stuff is available for download on the Product Center. Make sure you click on the "Show Add-ons" button.

Yeah...that's happening here too. I would have never caught it because I use velocity tails on the notes themselves...and I never open the velocity window. You should submit the bug report. 20241211-1847-36.7957288.mp4

Yeah...as I said. That's setting the color of the channel/track. And honestly, these color themes are so bad that there's only I I can even stand to work in. It's a shame because some of the new ones would be nice if I could only change one or two minor colors. Hopefully they're getting enough done on the performance side that they can soon find time to give back a little user control of these landmarks.

Got it. That explains why I can control just about everything when I quick group my permanent groups - except for the fader. Typically, my permanent groups are simply for tying faders together. Thanks for explaining that.

Sorry, @Noel Borthwick. I don't quite grasp what you're saying in that second sentence. Thanks.

In the Piano Roll View, looks like the midi data color follows the color assigned to the channel - so you can change it there. But no control over the background that I've found.

Sonar 5. Loved that version. And I think people forget the MSRP on that was about $800. And you didn't get it free for 5 years. Hell...I spent $450 for CWPA 4.0 in 1996(ish). I was already $1,000 on Cakewalk software by the time Sonar 5 came out. Found this on the web: Sonar 5 Producer Edition is $799MSRP. Sonar 5 Studio Edition is $479 and both are now shipping. Registered Sonar 4 Producer customers can upgrade to Sonar 5 Producer Edition directly through Cakewalk for $179. I also had to walk home barefooted in the snow, uphill, both ways.

Page 299 is where the discussion on solo modes begins. https://bandlab.github.io/cakewalk/docs/Cakewalk Reference Guide.pdf

Thanks, David. The Aux track is an obvious option for an intermediary place to control volume for these groups but I prefer to not. I'm old. A bus doesn't belong in the middle of a mixer...lol. 🤷‍♂️ But it looks like you basically ran down the same exhaustive list of reasons I did as to why I can't do what I want in this situation. It's fine. I just wanted to know if anyone saw that I was missing a hotkey option or something to temporarily override the group. Thanks.

Curiously though...with my misunderstanding of your original response....I WAS able to control gain on groups A, B and C with a quick group. And I've never played with it like this before, but it looks like I can do just about anything with the quick group, but I can't do fader....the only thing I want to do....lol.

Yes, David. I changed my response because I originally read your response to mean the GAIN on each individual channel...not the bus. Yes. I know faders will also effect the FX bin on the bus.