ThexEmperorx

Apparantely when I archive the track, all the other tracks I didn't archive loose the patch settings, not just the sound but the settings themselves. And I must have made a change to my project, because when I was about to leave my project to open the copy, it asked me to save and I clicked yes. So now all the other tracks have lost their patch settings entirely. Fortunately I have file versioning. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear to be working. Basically I click on the most recent version before I archived the track, hit OK, it takes me back to the main menu, but doesn't actually revert the project. The most recent save date is still the same, and when I open it it didn't revert anything.

Ok, when I archive one of my tracks, and then save a copy of the project, the track that I archived, when I unarchive it in the copy, the sound is what it should be, though all the other tracks that I didn't archive reset back to their default sawtooth sound.

The smart and select tool don't make a difference. Also, idk where the lasso tool is.

How do I archive the track? When I go to file and click save copy as, it saves a copy of the entire project not just one track. When I open the project folder, I see the original cwp file as well as the archived file. When I double click on either of them, it doesn't matter it's the same as the project I first opened, all the sounds still go back to their sawtooth sound.

Yes, and I can load in my saved presets, but this is also buggy. A similar thing happens, all the parameters are exactly as I saved it, but for some reason only some of the changes are applied to the sound. I have to load the preset a few times in order for all the adjustments I had saved to update the sound. And once I think it sounds close enough, I close out of Sonar and re open the project, and any parameters that weren't updated in the sound will revert back to it's default, so i can see what still needs changing. I will try out what you said.

Also a second question about automation lanes. Is there a way to make all my nodes snap kind of like how the MIDI notes snap to the nearest ___ ticks? The pitch bend automation goes from 1 octave lower to 1 octave higher, and since the values are from 0 to 100, 1 semitone is equal to 50/12 or 4.166666. So can I make all the nodes automatically snap to the nearest multiple of 50/12? That'll make things a lot easier.

You can automatically make the notes snap it's starting point to the nearest beat, whether quarter note, 16th note, up to 128nd note in the piano roll. At least I assume you're talking about the piano roll view.

I don't know if this problem is with the Synthesizer of the Sonar application, but basically whenever I close out of a project and open up a new project the sounds of the synth all reset, though all the parameters/numbers are the same. Basically, the T-Force Plus Alpha is a fully-customizable synthesizer with no built-in presets. You have to adjust the various parameters yourself, like wave types, volume, attack, etc. So when I open a save out of a project and open up a new project, even though all my adjustments are still saved, for some reason the sound is the default saw-tooth sound, not my customized sound. It fixes itself when I close out of the Sonar application entirely, and re-open it, so it's not like a devastating problem, it's just an annoyance, to have to always close out of the app in order to open a different project, but does anyone know anything about this bug?

I usually put in all the notes using the piano roll, then go back and put in the pitch-bend automation. But when I highlight a certain section of the automation lane so I can copy it, it also highlights the corresponding MIDI region, even if my mouse only goes over the automation lane and not the MIDI region. I used to be able to only highlight/select the automation without highlighting the MIDI, but now I can't. Is there still a way to only copy and paste the automation within the track, without also copying the MIDI notes?

Actually, it just fixed itself today. Maybe it was a temporary issue? I don't know what fixed it, but its good, for now. I just hope it doesn't happen again, or even worse corrupt my project files. Thanks for your help anyway.

Whenever I open the Cakewalk app, it says "Shell exception when initializing directory menu (80070002) App functionality may be affected. Contact Support". If I don't use safe mode to open a project, another pop-up says "Encountered an improper argument", as well as many more shell exception pop ups. All the controls which are normally present don't show, and neither does the MIDI and track region, though the audio still plays properly. Here is what it looks like, Also, usually at the top left corner, it will say the project name besides the "Cakewalk", but it doesn't even say the name of my project. This is fixed in safe mode, however I heard there are some downsides to constantly using safe mode, so I want to be able to open my projects in normal mode. I am afraid if I reinstall Cakewalk, all my projects will be deleted. Does anyone know what I should do to be able to open my projects back in Cakewalk without using safe mode?

Does anyone know how to add notes (not musical notes, writing notes) and dynamic markings (like f, mf, mp, p, as well as crescendos and decrescendos) into the staff view? I have a lot of dynamic changes in my song, as well as tremolos and trills, that currently don't show up in the sheet music. To create the trills and tremolos, I simply put in the note itself in the main track, with a velocity of 0. Then in another track not in the sheet music is where I actually put in the notes, tremolos are 32nd notes, and trills 32nd notes alternating between the 2 notes. But now I want to write it in for the staff view on my main track. I want to write in "tr" and "trem" for trills and tremolos. I also want to add or draw a squiggly line for trills, and the diagonal slash(es) for tremolos.

Does anyone know how to add vibrato to the SI string section? I looked at all the available audio FX effects, but I can't find one that says vibrato. I know the TTS-1 offers some vibrato options, but I would rather use the SI string section, as I think it sounds better.

What do you mean? From what I know, the TTS-1 is a piano, not a drum or percussion kit.

By right clicking on the keyboard in the piano roll, and selecting "Use these note names instead" (the default is option "Use the assigned instrument settings"), and then selecting "General MIDI Drums" from the dropdown. Though I don't think this actually opens up any new sounds in the Drum Kit.