Keith Young

I have changed the this to expose the folder so I can expose old versions and provide change logs. It is accessible through: https://tinyurl.com/VelocityDream

I have uploaded the two versions: x64 https://1drv.ms/u/c/0cfa47718ef7d49e/IQB7PtmYYf8ZSYZj1hqGZiPdAac8oMLFsvBibyI4Z3SE1Ck?e=COFbne x86 https://1drv.ms/u/c/0cfa47718ef7d49e/IQB_bsamGJllTZnkDqRnDU9AAb8_qZXtrAkKeUPr8OcXCPY?e=fNzXar Each link points at a zip file containing the plugin, a symbol file and a Readme explaining what it is, how to install it, how to monitor it and the standard MIT license. Have fun!

It appears to work on my old 32-bit Sonar Pro. I am having a lot of difficulty building an install whether using WiX or Inno. I don't understand why it has to be this hard. So, without an install, the output consists of 32- and 64-bit versions of the DLL and their pdbs and an optional .ins file. Essentially, you install the relevant DLL and PDB into "Shared MIDI Plugins", register the DLL with regsvr32.exe. You can import ins and it will name controller 20 to dream if that's what you want. I should also write a description file explaining what it is doing that I have not got round to.

I should investigate both. I have written it to compile 32 and 64 but only have 64 to test.

I wrote a MFX MIDI plugin for Sonar. I am still working on it, but basically it allows you to control the velocity of the notes in a track by the values of an automation controller and then have various different ways to apply that information. So as you play the track, the plugin keeps the current value of a user defined automation controller (defaults to 20) and then either replaces the velocity value or, more intelligently, uses it as a boost value so that values recorded are not lost. It has a couple of different "curves" and a boost factor. I am not sure yet that is the best way to use it. Also, it means you can set the input automation to be 7 (i.e. volume) and us the volume automation to update the velocity of the notes. It's a fun toy if nothing else. I am aware that it has probably been done before.

I think I will have a play with different things. Thanks.

I would like to do this and then use the offset tool to offset either form to get a balance between amplifying the sound and simulating the effect of playing louder.

I m using Sonar 2025.09 (Build 038, X64) and the Help indicates there are no updates. I have set my mix into Offset mode (see screen shot below). You can see the '+' symbols in the values. I want to apply the changes to my mix (this is just me testing). However, it does not seem to matter where I right click on the channel strip, I do not see an "Apply Offset to Envelope" option. I have tried on the thumb, the slider, the pan button, the figures saying 120+ and so on. On the slider Thumb, I see and on the background But no option to apply the offset to my mix. Any ideas?