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So, visually, what you're saying is this (excuse my artwork,,,): For me, it would be nice if the GUI made that a bit more obvious. Is there a detailed manual for the CoreDelay plugin (and the others in the Suite) that I've missed?

For Core Delay, what do the "Left" and "Right" labels refer to? The Right label is especially confusing to me - at first I thought (since it was above "Mix") that it referred to the Left/Right stereo mix. Happy Thanksgiving!

I'm a big fan and supporter of the Bakers but they should not have committed to "bi-weekly" updates (every 2 weeks) - and then stopped providing them. Last bi-weekly update was on October 20th, 2025 (24 days ago)...

OK, I got it... I usually delete the "Preview" and "Metronome" Buses from my Projects and Templates. I added a new "Preview" Bus and all is well. @mettelus - thanks for the heads-up. I already have LoudMax on my Master Bus, set to -1.0db, just in case... :^)

Thanks @Chaps - I'll give that a try when I'm back at my PC later today.

Not sure if there is a setting I'm missing but if I Browse and Audition any Shots/Loops in Bandlab Sounds they are incredibly loud. Sonar (latest build). Looks like the Sounds are routed to my Hardware Outs and there is no way to change it. To not blow my ears off I have to turn my Hardware Outs waaay down - but then everything else is too low in volume. Is there a way to route the Sounds to a "Preview" Bus so I can adjust the volume? Do I have something set wrong?

Thanks @Xoo! Under Preferences/File/VST Settings I unchecked "Hide Related Plug-Ins" and the Sonitus ones are now visible. I guess they are "related" to the new Core Plug-Ins...

Thanks all for the comments. I tried using @Noel Borthwick redistributable installer, tried regsvr32. No help. I know about the auto-replace feature, but that is not the issue. The issue is that the Sonitus plugins are installed and work (ie, if I load a project that has them they work fine). But I can't find them anymore in the FX Browser, etc. (see my screenshots above). Maybe @Noel Borthwick or @msmcleodcan let me know what I'm doing wrong. Thanks in advance!

I know about the new core plugins. Still want to access the old Sonitus ones…

Hmmm. I was working through a tutorial and wanted to use some Sonitus Plugins. Tried to browse for them but none appear except for the Sonitus SurroundComp. They are in the scan path. Tried rescanning, scan failed plugins, etc. Even tried copying one of the DLLs to another folder in the scan path, No luck. They are not disabled. If I load a project that includes them they are working fine! I must be missing something simple. Any ideas? Here are some screenshots:

I still think the easiest workaround is to just remove the “s” from the https in the URL. No?

More RAM may help but it probably mostly depends on the plugins you’re using. Some are way more resource intensive than others.

Remove the “s” from the https in the URL.

What impresses me is that the Bakers really seem to be listening and doing their best to add the most requested improvements as soon as feasibly possible for a small team!

@David Baay - enjoy Pianoteq 9 - my favorite piano synth! @msmcleod - I set everything to Peak+RMS and now the meters all agree. Must have missed some settings (thought they were all the same), as navigating those Meter Option menus involve a lot of clicks! Still getting the occasional low meter segment staying lit as David confirmed.