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Depends on your ASIO driver. On my system (config as per sig) , I can have multiple standalone music applications accessing the same ASIO driver. They can all be using ASIO driver mode. If I ever need to do that, I make sure sample rate, but depth and buffer size is the same in all applications.

Head over to Device manager (Start + run > devmgmt.msc) and view hidden devices, delete all unwanted midi devices. See if that works for you.

Have you considered setting up your windows as you like them, then locking your screenset(s)? Also if you use the windows layouts in locked screensets, and you wish to use Workspaces (only available in Sonar Premium), then create a custom Workspace that is configured not to load Windows Layouts. You do this in the Workspace Manger. If I want to change my Windows layouts in my locked Screenset, I move my Windows to where I want them, then do a quick Screenset unlock/lock with a double press of the ALT+SHIFT+L Keyboard shortcut. Done! This has been my workflow since Lenses (as Workspaces were known as then) came out.... and my Windows layouts have never changed unintentionally.

Where in the Preferences are you confirming that it's 24bit? Note: The Preferences screen you are taken to by clicking on the “48 / 16” in the transport Module is not it.

Check %USERPROFILE%\downloads\Cakewalk

I think that is for the Inspector. @Robert GlaserWhat happens if you undock the PRV?

Did you configure your Workspace not to load Windows Layouts?

Something weird is going on there. The "Manage Workspaces" menu item should not be greyed out. I can select Factory and User Workspaces and "Manage Workspaces" is accessible here. It would seem that if "Manage Workspaces" is greyed out , then there may be other issues going on pertaining the Workspaces on your PC. Have you contacted Cakewalk support about this?

For the Workspace you are using, select that workspace. Then open “Manage Workspaces”. This is where you can configure that specific Workspace. In your case, in the right hand pane, under “Load from Workspace” deselect “Windows Layout”. (for mine, I also deselect “Keyboard Shortcuts”). Then click “Apply”, then “OK” Now when you load that Workspace, your Windows Layout from that Workspace will load and therefore will not change. Regarding Screensets: Under the “View” menu, the last item is “Screensets”, drill down to see the actual screensets. If any have a padlock to the left of the name, then that screenset is locked. It should be noted that, by default, screensets are not locked, so this may not apply to you - unless you intentionally (or accidentally) locked your default screenset. ALT+SHIFT+L toggle the current screenset lock status. Note: I do actually lock my screensets to prevent accidental windows layout changes from being applied.

Are you using the Free Tier or the Membership version of Sonar? Are you using Workspaces? (you need Bandlab Membership for this) If you are using Workspaces, then by default, these can load Windows Layouts. You can change this for a given workspace. Of course, if you’re using Sonar Free Tier, then this does not apply. Is the screenset you are using locked?

I just tried this here and my projects (this ones I tested) stopped at the end marker (one that I placed in the middle of the project. Is this happening with any of your projects or just one?

Every time I have send an email to support@cakewalk.com, I have always received a response (every single time). Have you checked your spam folder?

What happens if you install the latest incarnations that comes with TTS-1 and TH3 and then reinstall the current Sonar. Note, to install TH3 Cakewalk edition, you will need to install the Boutique Suite or the updated version from Overloud. Note: Before I installed Sonar 2025, I also uninstalled CbB, but left Sonar Platinum installed. I still have TH3 and TTS-1 usable in Sonar 2025.

Did you ever have a licence for an earlier version of Cakewalk (earlier than CbB) that did come with TTS-1 and the amp sims?

I am able to confirm this intermittently. For me, while this was manifesting, I noticed that events being transformed were on separate clips. The issue stopped occurring when I bounced the MIDI clips to one clip and then do the transform. Did you see if this only happens when the transform is performed on separate clips? When you bounced the MIDI clips to one clip and then do the transform did the articulation maps remain?

I have come across this from time to time. This is even after selecting none and before exporting and doing "Entire Mix". There is no rhyme or reason... maybe it's cosmic rays, or even the neighbours cat. I just redo it, same settings (no close of project or restart of Sonar) and then it works. Extremely intermittent (too intermittent for a recipe)

Use Track Templates.

Yes, I would concur with getting a hardware solution (like a Roland SC-8850s or SC-8820s) I have used a Yamaha SW1000XG audio/MIDI card since 2002 (connected to a second PC via a Roland USB to MIDI adapter) . This means I was, pretty much, unaffected by Roland’s telling the Cakewalk developers to remove TTS-1 from Cakewalk and Sonar installers.

Personally I just use the MP3 as a reference and, by ear, hand sequence the entire song as MIDI.

I just moved the console view divider and it saved to a screenset here. I saved, closed Sonar. Reopened Sonar and reopened - the console view divider was where I saved it. Are you sure you have not locked your screenset?

Sonar 2025 uses Sonar.exe for the task name. In Task Manager, did you look for Cakewalk.exe or Sonar.exe.

Sonar Premium and Sonar Free Tier is definitely an improvement over CbB. If you do not renew your membership, Sonar Premium will revert to Sonar Free Tier. You will not lose the Sonar updates. However, you would lose access to any assets that were included with your membership (which you would not longer have). For instance, if you used Workspaces with Sonar Premium, you would not be able to use these one you revert to the Free Tier. You would also lose access to any addons that are part of the membership- i.e Overloud THU Cakewalk edition

Which cursor? Which tool are you referring to?

Assuming the MIDI track is a Simple Instrument Track, (or a SIT), do the following: · From the Send to of Track 1, right click and create a Patch point · On the audio track you want to record to, Select its input as the Patch point you created above. · Move NOW to before the start of the kicks. · Arm audio track and record.

What did Cakewalk support say when you sent them a dump file, your project file (sans audio) and what you were doing when the crash occurred?