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How would a person that doesn't use Cake or Sonar go about to download/install the new free Sonar tier he can read about on KVR and others? As usual, it seems that the only thing that turns up by googling is subscription Sonar and a link to the trial version. Are we suppposed to help you direct new users to a download of the product center? Or are you going to fix a new link that goes to a direct download of the free tier? Added. Ok, i forgot the Bandlab account thing. Is there a dl link for the free tier on the Bandlab site?

Sitala is a nice little drum sampler. https://plugins4free.com/plugin/2912/

^^^^ Yes, it sounds a lot like a failing powersupply. Maybe start with replacing it, if that is easier than errorchecking memory.

There could be several reasons for this problem. Select an instrument track, open the piano roll and put in notes from C0 to C8. Any of them make a sound?

I'm going to see if i can turn them black. I've found some blue ones. They are directx plugins.

Maybe it's the color scheme, which is "Dark", that has an influence on this but my plugins have colors as follows: White - vst 3 Golden - vst 2 Green - 32-bit

I tested to rightclick Imposcar instrument track. It made a duplicate instrumenttrack. Secondly i tried to duplicate Imposcar instrument track from "duplicate" above the track pane headers. Still made a duplicate instrumenttrack. Third, i split the Imposcar instrument track and rightclick the synth track. It made a duplicate synth track. Secondly i tried to duplicate Imposcar synth track from "duplicate" above the track pane headers. Still made a duplicate synth track. This is with Sonar. CbB isn't going to be updated so i didn't think it was necessary to test it.

Usually i need to play the edited section more than one time. That's why i do a selection and set loop points to it. It's quick, make a selection, push the button and play/edit.

How about the audio buffer? Adjusting the Settings: Edit > Preferences > Audio - Sync and Caching: Locate the Playback I/O Buffer Size and Record I/O Buffer Size. Double Increments: Cakewalk recommends increasing the buffer size in double increments (e.g., 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048). Experiment: Experiment with different buffer sizes to find the setting that works best for your specific needs and computer setup.

When i discovered this as a youngster it made me open to classical music. I thought it was beautiful melodies, especially Clair de Lune.

I'm not sure, but do you have "recycle plugin windows" checked? It's in preferences/file/vst settings. To have several plugin windows open at the same time it have to be unchecked. It affects plugin windows but you talk about projects..?

I'm sure this, non-deletable projects in the projectlist that force you to use the register editor, has been mentioned more than one time. But once again. Let me suggest a file manager in the "project menu". In this manager you can check which project files you want to remove from the list under the "file menu". A lot safer to let Sonar delete files in the register editor.

The "Record Count-In" under Project> Metronome should hopefully be "0" or "1". If it's double digits it would explain your recording problems.

Sometimes very long filenames together with long paths to the folder can be problematic.

The new track inserts last in the track pane. Is that what you mean? A workaround is inserting as many miditracks as needed and then in the tracks menu above the trackpane, select "sort tracks" and select "order: descending". Do the same for audio tracks.