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Here you go, Matt. Open the Inspector>Midi>Time+

Neither in Cubase. Track delay only works on midi - period. So that's what the OP is asking.

Inspector>Midi>Time+ (aka "track delay") Sonar gives it in Ticks and Milliseconds. I normally adjust the timing of strings, organs or vocal choir synths within the synth plugin itself. Most synths I use has a negative and positive attack knob for this - Xpand is a great example.

Make sure this is also selected.

Oh the "buffer" For some reason I thought you said Tempo. Had to read again. Launch Sonar. Preference Driver Settings Open the ASIO Panel and Set Buffer APPLY and Press OK Go to Workspace Select APPLY TO WORKSPACE Go to FILE Save As Replace your default template. Set As Default template

File>New>Set Tempo>Set As Default Template.

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Press the letters "Z" for octaves DOWN and "X" for octaves UP.

There we go clarification . . . Ah-No. 🙂

You know you're in the Sonar forum, right? This is Sonar's Track Control Manager window - where you can choose whatever you'd like to see on your tracks in the track view.

Click Track Control Manager for more options.

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There's no bug. You need to choose "Template" in both the SAVE AS TYPE and in the one below that reads GO TO FOLDER path location.

Route the output within addictive drums to a number - create an audio track in the daw and route its Input to the output number within Addictive Drums.

Open the browser > right click on the Media Tab and choose how you want to preview your samples.