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With some presets in these expansions, you can reduce CPU use by lowering the polyphony count on the presets. By default, some have really high polyphony (around 64 or even 128). Another thing to try is turn off Falcon’s built in effects and use external effects instead.

...... change the description to “Provide feedback on features, ideas and requests for future releases of Sonar Free Tier and Sonar Premium” (at least lose the "Cakewalk by Bandlab")

The RPN 0 events only changes the pitch bend range. They do not perform the actual bend. Therefore only one RPN event is required before you send the pitch bend events. You generally would not want a bunch of them together in a small time frame. This is because the range will only be set with the most recent. My CAL script above lets you enter that range in semitone. It then enters the single RPN event to achieve that range. Once that RPN value is in place, then you have to follow it with the actual pitch bend events. I have created a multi function Studioware panel that has many functions. On the “Wheel Values” page, are many pitch bend functions. On there I have created buttons that can do various pitch band ramps. This Studioware panel might do what you are after. The name of the Studio panel is “Modify Events”. Click on the buttons on the web page to see what they each do. https://promidi.com.au/studioware/studioware.html

Same here.....

So what you are asking for is this: Can the TV window have the option of being made a floating window like most other Sonar windows can.

I just use Winaero Tweaker to make the windows borders as small as I can make them. Winaero Tweaker can aslo make your scroll bars narrower as well. However, I would not set your scroll bars to the minimum, as this can hide part of the Transform tool button in the PRV.

I have had this happens sometimes with Native Instruments: Massive X. When loading some Sonar projects with Massive X, the Massive X preset reverts to the init preset. For this specific issue, I have found that the workaround (at least in my case) is to set the following file to read only. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Native Instruments\Massive X\content.db

I put the wheel events as a ramp of events (like in a pedal steel) and the RPN events single discreet events. This RPN would always occur before any notes and wheel events. I actually have a Studioware Panel that does the wheel ramp (Starting at From and ending at Thru). I also have a Studioware panel that prompts the user for the number of semitones required. The internal code (actually a CAL script I wrote) then converts the number of semitones to the correct RPN Events and insert it at NOW in the active track. I have attached the CAL script that does this. Also, remember that with Chase on, even if you start play back in the middle of the note and the most recent RPN event is the one you entered, that RPN event will still be sent first, creating the intended pitch bends. GM Pitch Band Range.CAL

Are you saying that if you issue the following events (in that order): RPN 0 > 384 (which would result in a 3 semi tone Pitch Bend range) Pitch bend > 8191 (which is the highest possible value) Note > c3 64 100 (velocity 64 ; Duration 100 ticks) Rather than hearing a D#3 note, you get a higher note? In the 30 odd years of making MIDI files, I have used RPN 0 events to change pitch bend range. In all that time I have always got the correct range from RPN 0.

I just did a quick test using TT-S. A MIDI track, set to Channel 1, routed to an instance of TT-S. In the PRV, I entered 3 notes, each with a pitch bend acting on it. I was able to use RPN 0 Events change the Bend Range before each Note and bend combination. The the notes by the amounts set in the RPN 0 events. So TT-S does indeed respond to RPN 0 to change Bend Range. As the TT-S is based on Roland GM modules, it does follow the RPN 0 > 128 per semitone scheme.

Which synth are you using? Not all synths use RPN 0 to change pitch bend range. For those that do, RPN 0 128 is a semi-tone, 256 is two semi-tones, 384 is 3 semi-tones, and so on. These work. I have been using these for my GM MIDI projects for ages.

I concur with the hardware solution. I have used an SW1000XG card (in another PC) since 2002 and this has pretty much been immune to all this TT-S fiasco.....

And I use both of them....

See: https://www.soundonsound.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=55497&start=24 I have done this to make a PCR-800 work on Windows 10 (there are no official Windows 10 PCR-800 drivers on the Roland website).

You can, but it's global - not per VST. In the Preferences - MIDI - Instruments > Define > Controller names, under the tree “Standard”, there you can enter the controller names.

If you mean the pattern tool, right click on the Draw tool and the menu that pops up contains the pattern tool. I have actually created a key binding for the pattern tool.(SHFT + P)

Even if you do not have V2 of AmpliTube 5, but stlll have V1, AmpliTube 5 update will still be offered.

That's not a bad idea. Though I would need to extract the actual location from the registry. An Autohotkey script could do this. One could create the EXE file (using Autohotkey) , then add the entry to the Sonar Tools menu to delete picture cache.

Currently, to clear the picture Cache, one has to open Preferences - File - Audio Data, copy the path displayed in “Picture Folder”, Open up a Windows Explorer Window (Winkey + E) , Paste the copied path, then delete the files therein. That's quite a few steps. In Preferences - File - Audio Data,c an we please have an “Empty Picture Cache” button to the right of the browse button that does all of the above in one step. (Yeah, I know. What can I say, I'm lazy).

I guess the proof would be if, those who have filled out the survey, actually receive their $US20.00 UVI voucher (and that is appears on their UVI Account Page).

The From field in emails can be easily faked. The way to know definitively is to contact UVI and ask them directly.

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I believe Keybindings the with an asterisks next to them are the keys that have been reassigned from the default to do something else. I have made many custom keybindings and my Keybindings list in Preferences is chockas with asterisks. When ever I have done a “Zap All”, the asterisks dissappear.

I suspect you are using Workspaces. Remember, by default, Workspaces load their own Keybindings. Either: Use a custom Workspace where you have configured that Workspace not to load its keybindings, or Set your Workspace to “None”

UVI will know. If you ask them, they might even tell you.