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There is a way round this if you don't mind registry editing. Open Regedit Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Cakewalk Music Software\Cakewalk\Sonar\Recently Used Plug-ins Delete all subkeys (they will look like "{56535454-482D-5574-682D-750000000000}" for example) Right click on "Recently Used Plug-ins" and choose Permissions In the Group or user name box, find the user you are logged in as, untick Full Control in the Permissions box and click OK

You can also click the template file explicitly to save.

There is a bug where a saved template file gets saved in the wrong location so re-opening the template from the template folder (or File->New) doesn't work, but you can save over an existing template by forcing Sonar to do so.

You can drag-select, click a track to select all clips on the track or ctrl-A.

Really? Not defaulting (it's per clip) but doable.

This is just a spurious display iaaue.

Ah, OK. Even so, worth trying :-)

What if the CPU clock is dynamically changing (most modern CPUs do)? Can you disable that in the BIOS as a test at least?

I recently tried switching from a local to an MS account on Windows 10 to take advantage of those points. Couldn't log in with any account on the machine or my remote one and had to roll back to an image (sadly to one older than I'd have liked - that was me being unlucky).

Something a bit different from me (nothing space themed!). This is a really old track that I've been re-working with new plug-ins and new skills. It's something I'd like to think Motorhead might have played. So here is "Streetwalking the World": https://www.bandlab.com/track/7e7046dd-7b79-f011-b480-000d3aa44c65?revId=7d7046dd-7b79-f011-b480-000d3aa44c65

I meant is that flag sent to plugins in some way (I know some older plugins supported/exposed a realtime/nonrealtime parameter).

Into A Circle - Assassins

Lloyd-Langton Group - Outside the Law

Is there a setting used to "say" offline mode? Ie. Does the same occur if doinhg a realtime export?

I had to do something like that back in the old Platinum(?) days when running the 32 bit version of SONAR and ReValver (DX effect that was exposed as a DXi).