Salvatore Sorice

Hmmm. Not sure and not at my PC but will check. Did not think there was a dedicated shortcut.!

I'm no Auto Hotkey expert by any means and the scripts I've found (or compiled by trial and error) are real timesavers. I think it would be great to have a dedicated section of the Forum where users can post/share Auto Hotkey scripts - it seems like there are several knowledgeable Auto Hotkey folks on the Forum. I've got several and will post them. Example: Here's one that will Toggle the current Screenset between Locked and Unlocked - great timesaver! Script syntax: #SingleInstance Force #Requires AutoHotkey v1 ; Desgnate Hotkey Toggle Screenset Lock between On and Off (CTRL+ALT+L) ^!l:: ;Run as Administrator ;NO ERROR checking included #z:: IfWinActive ahk_class Sonar { Sleep 300 Send !V Sleep 300 send s Sleep 300 send s send {Enter} Sleep 300 send l Sleep 300 Send r Return } While Sonar is in focus pressing CTRL+ALT+L (or whatever combination you prefer) will toggle the screenset between locked and unlocked. You can put the script into your Windows startup folder so that it loads upon start and is always available. Here is it in action:

This was also a pain for me as well. Fortunately, I was able to cobble together an Auto HotKey script that toggles the active screenset between locked and unlocked. I'm no Auto Hotkey expert by any means and this was the result of trial and error. You'll also have to familiarize yourself with the program and the great things it can do! Here's the Script syntax: #SingleInstance Force #Requires AutoHotkey v1 ; Desgnate Hotkey Toggle Screenset Lock between On and Off (CTRL+ALT+L) ^!l:: ;Run as Administrator ;NO ERROR checking included #z:: IfWinActive ahk_class Sonar { Sleep 300 Send !V Sleep 300 send s Sleep 300 send s send {Enter} Sleep 300 send l Sleep 300 Send r Return } While Sonar is in focus pressing CTRL+ALT+L (or whatever combination you prefer) will toggle the screenset between locked and unlocked. You can put the script into your Windows startup folder so that it loads upon start and is always available. Here is it in action:

I agree. Excellent (and hopefully easily to implement)

That's very commendable - thanks @Amberwolf for pointing their TOS out. Looks like a legit service that does a great job. I'll be doing further testing - can't wait to try it out on some Elton John piano parts!

I tested on a short MP3 clip of one of my solo piano pieces and it worked surprisingly well. Will have to test against other similar converters but it was pretty good.

Not offended at all.

You mean he had Zero Plugins on his Liszt?

Thanks @Starship Krupa that download worked! Wish @scook would come back!

Doesn't work for me. Tried as Admin but that didn't help :^(

@Ted Raven, Noel and the whole staff are very responsive and helpful. You should consider adjusting your approach to be a bit more friendly. Just my opinion...

Let me preface my post by saying that I am not very experienced with midi, automation learn, etc. Sorry! @Noel Borthwick, not sure what you mean by "use standard parameter learn in the host application". Does that refer to using ACT (which I'm clueless about)? Not sure how to "learn" a knob on my Korg Nano Studio or Nano 2 so that it controls something in one of the Core Plugins. Please excuse my ignorance 🙃

I'd like to see Midi Learn functionality in the new Core Plugins - anyone else? From what I've read (I'm not well versed in Midi) it is no trivial task to add it to a plugin, but it would be nice to have. Wonder if it is being considered for a future update?

@Starship Krupa, glad you mentioned that Surround plugin - I totally forgot about it - and it is great! Lots of creative possibilities. I definitely vote for having it updated!

Thanks Bakers! You are really stepping up with these quick fixes / updates based on user feedback.