David Baay

To heal splits, you can swipe through an entire take lane, starting outside the longest running clip with the Comp tool in the lower half of the lane; usually that means swiping from right to left, and swiping past 1:01:000 to avoid creating a new split where you start or end the swipe. Or you can select the track or any lane in it and Ctrl+click any selected segment with the Comp tool. Both methods will heal all splits in all takes. To heal a single split just select any two adjacent clips, and Ctrl-click one of them with the Comp tool.

Yes. Just open both projects at the same time, Ctrl-A to select the entire timeline in the 'home' project, Edit > Copy Special, check only Tempo Changes, and paste into the church project.

After changing the mode, Save As or Save Copy As, change the type from Normal to Template, and navigate to the Project Templates folder in the Content location to save it.

Right-clicking the record button in the transport module will open Preferences > Project > Record.

Yes templates save the record mode. If you're just doing Ctrl+N to start a new project, and you haven't set a different template as the default, then CbB will be using the Normal.cwt template. You can either change the record mode and immediately re-save the new project as Normal.cwt, or save it as a another template name and set that as the default for new projects (click the star icon in upper left corner of the template under the New Project section of the Start Screen).

That's unusual. If 'Create New Lanes on Overlap' is enabled, CbB should put the whole new take in a new lane. I played around, and was unable to make it do otherwise, regardless of where a 'stub' from a previously aborted take started and ended. But if you don't intend to keep partial takes, you can just Ctrl-Z to undo the aborted recording, which will delete the partially recorded lane and heal the splits in previous takes.

Do you have 'Create New Lanes on Overlap' enabled? Even though you're manually creating your own new lane, you need to have this enabled to get CbB to use it.

So what’s the difference between your process and scook’s? Just that you’re creating lanes manually? Either way, it should be working so long as the lane isn’t armed individually.

It's arming the individual take lane that causes previous takes not to be heard. Arm the parent track.

Sounds like maybe you cloned a Simple Instrument track at some point. This does not create a new instance of Dim Pro, and can cause problems with unintended linkage of track controls. To cure it, I would split any Instrument tracks to separate MIDI and Audio, verify that every pair is behaving as independently, re-create any that are not, and re-Make Instrument track from related pairs.

Is disk write caching enabled (default is no caching)? Maybe rename Aud.INI, and try using the default INI file for a while. Or try setting a suitable non-zero Record Pre-allocate value.

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Yes I can repro this. Looks like a bug. Not seeing a workaround other than routing 'nome through the aux track as you mentioned.

Two options: 1. The comp splits can be easily "healed" in all clips after the fact by swiping across any take lane with the Comp tool, starting outside the clip. 2. Record in Sound on Sound mode with Auto Punch and Mute Previous Takes enabled.

Hmmm... then I did not understand. You said "then try to change the 2nd node's volume, CWB turns the envelope between 1 and 2 into a linear. " That did not happen in my case; the segment between nodes 1 and 2 is still a jump. I think we'll need a screenshot and detailed steps.

If I understood correctly, you're trying to get something like the screenshot below. I didn't encounter the problem described.

Nice groove, Eric. Sounds like the intro got truncated at some point...?

Something Old: Something New: Enjoy, Dave

Yes, looking forward to seeing new users on board. Cheers, Dave (a.k.a. BrundleFly)