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The operative words being “up to”.

Subjective....

I know this sounds weird but I am still using the Focusrite Beta drivers from 2020 for my Focusrite Scarlett 8i6. Bizarrely, on my PC, any version later than this (including public release) gives me various issues. Issues such as: · If other application is using the ASIO mode while Sonar is opened, Sonar will not detect the Focusrite Scarlett 8i6. · With the Windows Sound Properties sound test, there is a noticeable delay between hitting the “test” button and hearing the sound. · High latency with other audio application that use WASAPI mode · When using OSB ASIO plugin and using WASAPI mode, there is noticeable pops and clicks. I have tried everything, disabled safe mode for the Focusrite settings, made sure sample rates, bit depth and buffer sizes match, turn off exclusinve mode in Windows Sound Properties, etc. Nothing got rid of these issue with the latest Focusrite drivers. None of these issues occur with the Focusrite Beta 2020 drivers. Note: Focusrite support are looking into this.

Very little to go on. What are your PC specs. What driver mode, sample rate, bit depth and buffer size are you using? Have you opened an errant project in Safe mode to rule out a problem with a plugin? Can it be assumed that you have already tried uninstalling, (updating if necessary) your Audio Interface drivers. If you have confirmed that your hard drive(s) are in good condition, what tools have you used to confirm this?

This is the method I have only ever used.

Also costs 136 GB (hard drive space is also currency).

This is already possible. Open the lyric view for one track, lock the view (Right click, top left, select “Lock Contents”) Then open the lyric view for the next track, the first track will remain.

As per title. Direct download from here: https://www.applied-acoustics.com/support/#installers-manuals

Or reassign it to another key combination (I have set mine to ALT+F1)

I tried your recipe and new Assist feature worked fine on my PC. For me, the Go to Time module did open, I was able to type in the destination time and was able to go there.

An “Unsupported” item does not necessarily mean that item will not work. It just means that you will hear crickets if ask for “support” (or at least the suggestion will be made to update to a supported version). It's the same situation with Windows 10. Technically, that also is “Unsupported”, but it does still work (even without ESU).

As long as you tick the “Tempo Changes” box, yes. (I tested this before posting my first response).

Project - Insert Time/Measures. Select all boxes.

You are probably better off starting a new thread. When you do, specify the version of Sonar you’re using and your screen resolution and scaling.

I just tried the Garritan expression maps from the link you provided and these imported fine. I also ust tried theEWQL Hollywood Brass, these also imported fine. Not long ago, I have also imported others from that web site and they have also imported fine. So, on a properly configured Sonar and Windows, the import expression map functions is working. I am going to assume that you have extracted the *.expressionmap files and not just tried to import the zip files. Can you list an exact step by step list of how you are going about importing Cubase expression maps.