Glenn Stanton

as far as i can tell, the inspector strip is it's own child window. it has it's own docked left/right, undocked etc view options but if you're running multiple monitors (for example) i would presume you could undock both the console view and the inspector and place them into the preferred monitor...

is the issue that you have multiple MIDI devices sending DAW control signals? in my setup, i have one device which (in addtion to all the other MIDI info) is the controller of DAW commands (Start, stop, etc) and the other simply provides note, velocity, modulation etc and volume information. i guess technically i could use the non-controller to send commands as well but i just don't). if it's things like program changes, presumably that is based on the channel rather than the controller MIDI.

also un-check:

i found the 2.2 version online in "MyProducts" but not the earlier version... good luck on finding your CD...

for me, on my D: content drive D:\Cakewalk Content\Z3TA+ 2\Programs

if you don't need the graphics, this EQ is excellent: https://www.wavefoundry.net/post/antelope-audio-releases-free-eq-plugin-veq-mg4 and free now...

yeah, i have a number of custom workspaces which give me different tool sets and views so i can jump into whatever i'm working on - viewing just tracks, view just busses, viewing tracks and console, viewing busses and console, record, mix, and compose. when i open a project, i just select my custom workspace and get to work. don't care what it was when i last exited. at most 0.5 seconds to switch it. 🙂 i'll switch workspaces probably 8-10 times during a given work session. i find it easier than using screensets...

workspaces span projects. in mine, if i last used "mix" (custom) and then open up a recording project, the workspace will still be "mix"

thanks! i have that one already myself. i thought you meant the main product. LOL

you need to put them into your DRIVE:\Cakewalk Content\Sonar\Project Templates folder. on my system that is the D: drive.

fyi -- the Acon verberate is $199 ($79 for existing customers) and the "free" version is demo...

if you set the pan to -3db center when centering, you should see the levels match.

i think the IO unit only supports 24-bit - https://g1.ikmultimedia.com/html/Manuals/AXEIO/AXE-IO-User-Manual.pdf you know you can use 16-bit tracks in a 24-bit recording (the LSB is just padded until you use effects etc).

use it as region FX. Sonar has great ARA and the region FX works. as a note however, i rarely use it this way. i tend to do all my work in the standalone app using a 2-track export of the instruments as a guide, then import the audio. if you do use the ARA keep in mind several things - render when done, and save external your work (to be safe).

all that sounds good, but what if?