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On mine it states ALT+SHIFT+L is bound to “Lock/Unlock the Screenset from modifications” I must have done it during a brief windows when it was possible to do so (in the CbB days).

As above. I actually do have ALT+SHIFT+L bound to Screenset Lock/Unlock in Sonar 2025 and Splat (and it does work). However, I have no idea how I was able to configure this, as this option is not present in Preferences - Customisation - Keybindings (advanced). It is also not listed as one of the default keybindings. I have a feeling its in the Bindings entry in the Sonar registry somewhere.

I looked into this further and I think this was added from a time when Screensets were introduced. I also looked for ALT+SHIFT+L in the keybinding settings on my Sonar and Splat and could not find it either. I am also baffled as to why I have it in my Sonar 2025 (and Platinum). However, to toggle the lock status of my current screenset, all I have to do is ALT+SHIFT+L Maybe drop a note to Sonar Support. https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

I just use ALT+SHIFT+L. No Auto Hotkey needed. Is that not available there in your Sonar?.

Depends.

30 minutes? That does sound like a PC issue rather than a Sonar issue.... Other than that, you need to give use more information.... Like which VSTs and architecture (32bit or 64bit)? Personally I would ditch Norton and use something else.... or even just leave the job to Windows Defender. (with exceptions configured for Sonar, project and content folders)

Yes, that is actually quite high. Even if it was 90°C while the Sonar project is running, I would expect it to have cooled down a bit by the time you’ve rebooted your PC, entered the BIOS and then got to the part where you can see the CPU temperature. I have had mine up to 95°C (measured in from inside Windows OS) while doing a Music rebalance with RX11. As soon as this completes, the CPU temperature rapidly drops to around 35°C (which is my average normal idle temp) Speaking of idle temp, what is yours?

What is the specific temperature of your CPU while your project is glitching?

RPN and NRPN events are special MIDI events that some synths use to change various specific parameters to those synths. For instance with Roland GM and Yamaha XG synths and TT-S 1, RPN 0 changes pitch bend range. However, with some modern VSTi plugins, these events can stop them from sounding.

Have you tried having a look with Latencymon? https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

Microsoft just released the September updates for Windows last Tuesday (9th September US time). Strictly as a test, try uninstalling these to see if this is the culprit.

Check for any RPN and NRPN events in your MIDI track. These will stop SI instruments sounding when encountered. You could also check the VST Plug-in Properties and tick the option “Do not intercept NRPNs”.

I have set a keybinding to draw a line of controller values in the PRV. This also works for velocities. I have written a CAL script that converts a line of controller values into actual curves (concave or convex). I have also written a similar CAL script that does the same for velocity values.

Unfortunately, no.

They sure do. You just cannot edit them.

For me and my workflow, transpose buttons on an “always displayed” Studioware Panel wins. Select notes, click button on Studioware Panel. Done!

I would still deactivate any software iLok plugins from your Windows 10 PC prior to the upgrade on the same PC.

Yeah, it took me a while too - perseverance To use the getInt command, you first have to declare an INT variable (int transpose_value) Then issue the getInt command itself (getInt transpose_value "Please enter transpose amount" -12 12) Then apply the transpose_value (forEachEvent (if (== Event.Kind NOTE) (+= Note.Key transpose_value)))) ; I think I have enough closing parentheses'

Not hard using the getInt command. A test for producing out of range notes would be handy too....

I have used CAL scripts on entire MIDI clips from the track view and this still works. I have a Studioware panel that has a transpose function (among heaps of other functions) that I use all the time on whole MIDI clips - even multiple clips spread across multiple tracks. Astraios' CAL script would work as written. My guess is that, like I have done from time to time, you might have made a mistake when typing the code (easy to do). You are right about 99.9% of users having no clue how to write CAL scripts (or that they are even a thing) . But then again, there are forums like these.

That is definitely not easier than just selecting the notes and then just pressing a shortcut key. The op wanted to just press keys to chance octaves, which is what the mapped CAL script offers.

Write two CAL scripts, one to do the octave up, the other to do the octave down. Then assign keybindings to those CAL scripts.

A couple of week ago, I was using a Beta version of Firefox. No matter what I tried, the version of Firefox would not allow Sonar to activate - even when opening the browser from Sonar's Help > sign out then sign in. The only way to fix this was to revert to the public release of Firefox 143 (which I am still on going forward). Another way I was able to activate Sonar was by temporarily changing my default browser to Edge for the activation procedure (changing back to Firefox when done). I am definitely going to be looking out for this issue when Firefox 143 becomes the release version.

Maybe head to Preferences - Files - VST Settings and under “Scan Option”, set to Manual scan. Though this does not shield KV331from a manual VST scan from Sonar - at least you get a clean Sonar start up. The other option is to put KV331 in a folder that is not scanned by Sonar, but is scanned by Gig Performer. If you still want your plugins that Sonar can access to also be available in Gig Performer, then in Gig Performer, also include the folder where the Sonar plugins are.

Works fine here What have you tried so far?