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Will try to get to that later tonight.

Testing Einstein's definition of insanity, I repeated the experiment, expecting a different result. This time the whole computer locked up.

I just locked up Sonar testing the new Assist feature. I opened it then typed in Go to Time, which showed up in the list. I clicked on it. aannnnnnddd...... Lockup. (Just Sonar. I am typing this with Sonar frozen in the background.) The Assist module went away but the Go to Time module did not open, and Sonar will not respond to anything.

I have updated Product Center to try out the EA. Before I go on with that, I want to thank you guys for adding the Rollback tab. That is a step (back) in the right direction.

Turn Ripple edit off.

Maybe Interleave is set to mono?

Despite getting the Log-in timeout error, Sonar (Paid) is still working here. I am able to load, save and export projects without problems. So far. Clearly being unable to use a subscription product within the subscribed period would be unacceptable and reason to choose not to renew.

Those processes are ancient. They were added as part of the toolset when Cakewalk first added audio tracks to the sequencer (like back when dinosaurs were still walking around). It certainly doesn't hurt to ask the bakers to make changes to these things, but I just asked my Magic 8 Ball if it would happen and its sources say no.

I'm not positive but I don't think that Sonar can export a midi track that starts with a partial measure. The first measure in a midi track must start at beat 1. It can be a 1/4 measure, but it can't start on beat 4.

Have you tried bouncing the project to a track? You can then export the resulting clip.

The way Sound on Sound recorded clips are displayed in Track View is messed up. If you open the take lanes, all of the data in unmuted lanes is displayed in the parent track. But if you close the take lanes, the most recently selected clip is displayed on top of other clips. This is a problem that should be addressed. The parent track should at least show all unmuted data in all lanes always. This would appear to be a single clip. So, I am sympathetic to your problem. But... Bouncing clips is merging them. Until the bakers make changes that address this problem, learning how to bounce clips is the simplest solution. I would not hold my breath waiting for overdubbing to a single clip.

Yeah. This really sucks. If they could at least make a way to keep the current flyout open while you make several changes, that would be good enough for me.

Maybe a hidden or archived track?

From page 497 of the Reference Guide. "To heal splits, select multiple clips on the lane and CTRL-click the lower half of the clip."

Ummm.... Next has Themes? 🙄

Don't nudge the Drum clip off of the grid. Instead turn off snap and move the audio tracks to line up with the drums.

If used is an option, then yeah. He would be trading his current problems with his 8 bus for someone else's. I do a lot of work at a local theatre with an Allen and Heath QU32. The preamps in it sound really good.

As I said in your other thread, the real issue is budget. For under $2000 all of the analog options are inferior to their digital counterparts in every way. Add a digit to your budget and things are different. The Trident 68- 16 channel 8 bus mixer is currently on sale for $10,000. www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TAD68-16--trident-audio-developments-trident-68-16-channel-modular-analog-mixing-console

It is no longer possible. This was changed just a few months ago to make room for the "Jump to Track" feature. Secondary Now Time display moved to main toolbar Now Time display as second row. I could go off on a rant about this, but what would it matter. So, I won't.

You can't You can use Big Time display for a 2nd time display.

If you are using File Versioning (and you should), the way to access it is called Revert. You find it in the File dropdown at the top left corner.

Not sure. Worst case, just slip edit the resulting clip. Keep in mind you will have to unlock it first (Flatten Comp locks the resulting clip by default}.

It's called "Flatten Comp". With the take lanes open, right click the main track clip display. Flatten Comp is one of the options.

@Amberwolf has covered most of your options. If there is a sound system, your best bet is to ask the operator to record it for you. Almost everyone in the PA biz is using a digital board that can record to a portable drive. If it was me, I would smile and ask if you have a thumb drive. Some boards record to SD cards, so bring a blank SD card and thumb drive with you to the gig (don't go cheap here). If there is no PA then your options are more limited. Use a portable recorder like a Zoom H1essential ($110 at Sweetwater). Those are very handy tools. And worst case is to use your phone. A bad recording of a great performance is better than no recording at all. Anyway, thank you guys for this fred. It led me down a very enjoyable rabbit hole🙂

Have you sent a Crash Dump to the Bakers? The fan is just a symptom. Determining the cause of the crash should be the priority.