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Maybe use a ForEachEvent Loop do delete just CC12 events. (forEachEvent (if (&& (== Event.Kind CONTROL) (== Control.Num 12)) (delete))) For the whole fade out thing, I just use a script I have written that creates a fade out by progressively reducing the controller values of selected controllers while keeping the relative dynamics. This effects all selected controller and aftertouch event though, but I am sure it can be modified to just effect CC11 events. I think the lines you would need to change is: (if (|| (|| (== Event.Kind CONTROL) (== Event.Kind CHANAFT)) (== Event.Kind KEYAFT)) to (if (&& (== Event.Kind CONTROL) (== Control.Num 11)) You could probably think of ways to trim this script even further. Fade Out Controllers.CAL

I'm stumped. Other than the following: Try another audio interface if possible? Try another Windows User profile. A full uninstall and reinstall of your RME RayDat drivers. A full uninstall and reinstall of Sonar. See: https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/40752689912601-Clean-Install-Cakewalk-Sonar I am out of ideas. You might also want to drop a note to Sonar Support. Mention everything you have tried so far. Be prepared for them to ask you to do the full uninstall and reinstall of Sonar. https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Maybe your Cakewalk downloads folder contains your older installers. %USERPROFILE%\downloads\Cakewalk An installer you are after will be over 340 meg. Any installer with a filesize of around 64meg will need a previous version of Sonar installed to update from. I am going to assume you are using version 1.1.0.004 of the Cakewalk Project Centre

Next thing I would try is, with Sonar closed, rename your AUD.INI file. It will be rebuilt next time you start Sonar. This file is in the following folder: (Make sure you configure Windows to show file extensions) %AppData%\Cakewalk\sonar\

That small number on the top left of a clip means that the clip is part of a Clip Selection Group. See: (Or Search "Clip Selection Group" in Sonar’s Help( http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=CakewalkSonar&language=3&help=Arranging.34.html

Is the RME RayDat the only audio driver installed and enabled on your system? Did Cubase install any audio driver (like Steinberg's universal ASIO driver) Is the RME RayDat driver a true ASIO driver and not a wrapper (or an ASIO4ALL like variant?) The way to tell if you are using native ASIO: While playing an audio Sonar project inside Sonar, adjust the Windows volume (via windows taskbar volume). If the volume does NOT change, then you are very likely using native ASIO. I am going to assume that you have uninstlalled and reinstalled the RME RayDat drivers (update if necessary).

I have not had any issues with Native Access for a while now. Is the NTKDaemonService service running? Are you on the latest version? (Native Access 3.21.1) The latest Native Access can be downloaded from here: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/specials/native-access/

Does this happen with all projects or just a specific project? Does this happen with a MIDI only project or only when the project contains audio (test if necessary)? Has this happened for a while and did it just suddenly start happening? What driver mode, sample rate, bit depth and sample rate are you using?

Kontakt 8.8 Works fine here with the libraries I have tried.. What have you tried so far? I am amusing that you have already contacted NI support.

I ask the membership question as the OP was also referring to the RollBack feature which is a membership only feature.

I would have to concur with this....

In The Cakewalk Product Centre, I am assuming you have selected the “Rollbacks” option to list the roll back versions available to you.

Does this happen with a particular project or any project with tempo changes? Are you using the Free Tier or the Membership tier?

As per title Update via Native Access. OVERALL CHANGES: ADDED Improved support for screen-readers and Soundflow-type integrations via macOS Voiceover ADDED Info Pane for contextual product help in Default View ADDED Auto scrolling in Info Pane on windows ADDED Removed View Menu and transitioned all options to contextual icons throughout the user interface or Main Menu ADDED Temporary user interface workaround to reduce kernel panics when using high resolution monitors with macOS. We anticipate a permanent macOS-side fix to arrive via future macOS update(s). FIXED Issue(s) causing Leap user interface to appear blank FIXED Inconsistent selection logic in Default View Navigator FIXED Presets not shown upon Instrument Browser load FIXED Instruments become un-selectable from Kontrol S MK3 once the Add Instrument button is selected FIXED Default save name suffix not duplicated FIXED Crash when adding a second instrument with Kontrol S MK3 connected and "Unwind Automation IDs" disabled FIXED Random Slot selection on loading Multis / Combined Presets FIXED Certain UI controls did not show Info Hints on hover FIXED No initial slot selection on recalling Logic Projects or duplicating Logic track FIXED Crash when incorrectly saving NKB

This is setting up a yamaha FC-7 foot controller connected to a PCR800 to control the WAH effect in IKI Multimedia's Amplitube 5 Max. As long as your foot controller generates CC events, the principle should be the same. Of course the WAH plugin you use needs to support MIDI learn.