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No trem. Mainly G string, but all barring top B and E aren't great. G can go noticeably flat after only a few minutes of playing (the others take longer). The strings are definitely well stretched and played in. The guitar is about 20-25 years old (eek...doesn't time fly?) and has been getting worse over the last year or so, which is why I thought tuners might be wearing in some way (and if I'm going to replace them, why not get locking ones anyway?).

Cosmic. Man.

What do you call a band that glows in the dark? LED Zeppelin.

The SE isn't that high end (funnily enough, I much prefer how it plays to a high end PRS I tried!). I do think my knotting may be sub-optimal in some cases, but I don't think it's awful on all the strings!

The same happens if you load a project from Start Menu/Taskbar Sonar icon (right click to view recent files and pick one).

As has been said many, many times, this is wrong. The display is bogus (I think it displays the first ASIO driver), but the correct value from the active device is used for timing.

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand

Stevie Nicks - Rooms on Fire

Currently, assuming you have Melodyne installed, dragging an audio clip to a MIDI track will extract MIDI data from the audio. Conversely, dragging a MIDI clip from a track driving a soft-synth or a Simple Instrument Track to an audio track should automatically bounce the MIDI to audio and create an audio clip on the target audio track.

Uriah Heep - Traveller In Time

Pretty good deal if you're as lazy at making patches from scratch as I am. Bass and (yawn) 808 kick presets aren't inspiring, but I reckon a good 100 of the 235 are - still good value.

I've got one of these (on Windows 10) and apart from an occasional refusal to be detected on power-on, which has always happened across 3 different PCs, it's not started disconnecting recently (my Windows 10 is up-to-date with updates). Nothing obvious like failing USB cable or reset power settings on the USB hub in device manager?

Suppose I have two track templates, each of which contains a track in a folder (let's say called Synths for the sake of argument). If I insert both track templates, I get two folders called Synths. Since *I* set up the track templates, it's pretty likely that I don't want two such folders created, so if a folder exists with the same name (at the same level in the folder hierarchy as I'm inserting into), then the track(s) in the second template should insert into an existing folder. I seem to remember an older version of SONAR (8.5?) supported an option for this, but this was lost on the migration to SONAR X/Platinum.

Genesis - Duke's Travels

They may not pass RPN MIDI to soft-synths.

What version of Windows?

De La Soul - Me, Myself and I

Rainbow - I Surrender

Thanks for all the suggestions.

Cheap Trick - Surrender

THU has a Marshall "Bass" guitar sim. If it's good enough for Lemmy...

Heart - Magazine

The screw on the existing tuner is pretty tight already (as in, I can't turn it without turning the whole peg).

Thanks - I'll look at the existing tuners when I have time.

Note this won't mean existing projects that use DR-008 will open correctly (there's no DX->VST migration that happens) - I've ended up using an old SONAR Platinum 32 bit to open these projects, then save a DR-008 preset and then reinsert it into a new project in 64 bit SONAR/CbB/Sonar when I've really wanted to (I've now moved away from it - it was a damn fine plug-in though).