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Well, Feature Requests belong in the Feedback Loop subforum. I'm sure that if you post this request there, the Bakers will get right on it for you.🙂
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I got over 13 minutes of transcendence... Watched it twice. And I intend to watch it again soon. So, thank you for posting it.
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Both E's are dropped to D in Cinnamon Girl.
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Sending 32 channels of audio from Cakewalk to the A&H SQ6 mixer
Base 57 replied to Edward Allen's question in Q&A
OP asked about the Allen and Heath SQ6. The L20 is a Zoom product and really a different animal. I believe @David Baay correctly addressed the OP's issue. -
Well @T Boog your prayer has been answered. Now can you pray for it to stop? I can't leave my house. 🫥
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I wish I could LIKE this a hundred times. You can completely screw up a project by forgetting to turn off Ripple Edit.
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I'm pretty sure that was sarcasm. Of course I was wrong once. It could happen a second time.
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I have found a problem. May be just my rig so someone else, please try these simple steps. 1. Create a New Empty Project. 2. Add a Midi Track and change its output to a New Drum Map (any Drum Map, even a blank one). 3. Change the Edit Filter to "Notes". --- For me this is where Sonar crashes, every time. Crash Code C0000005 (Access Violation). I'm not sure if it is new to this release as I am trying out Sonar for the first time, but it doesn't happen in CbB. Other than this, I've been getting along with Sonar very well. Good Job Bakers.
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Get an interface with XLR inputs and a couple RCA adapters.
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Since she's going anyway, can you ask her to please pick up two cans of finger sleaze and one of those clip on guitar tuners?
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Channel Tools last in the chain.
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Is there a way to recover a project file?
Base 57 replied to mgustavo's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
If you have File Versioning enabled (on by default), you can click on File-Revert and see if there is a version that pre-dates the mistake.