jimlynch22

I disabled DPI and I didn't see any difference. However, I did discover the display scale slider right below, so I bumped that up and now my old eyeballs are happier. Thanks for your suggestions!

Snap to scale is wonderful if you compose in PRV, especially for multi-part harmony. You can create your own scales, too. The dark lines show what notes are not in your chosen scale; when it's turned on, you're prevented from putting notes on the dark lines, and when you drag notes up or down, the same is true.

How do you turn off gui resizing?

Yes, indeed. I thought I had replied, but I think I was moderated. Anyway, your suggestion was excellent, and I appreciate the time you took to help me.

Thanks, I think this is the best option for me. I didn't like it at first, because I use Snap to Scale all the time and the illegal notes for a scale are super heavy black, but I guess I can used to it. Thanks for your helpful suggestion.

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. I couldn't get it to work, though.

Thanks, this is very helpful.

I can't find an acceptable color theme even after tweaking my monitor settings: In PRV note names are hard to read in dark themes. In Track View, notes are hard to see in light gray theme.

Drawing automation lines is difficult eraser and move tools add nodes and drags lines can't drag a line section up and down, only one node moves (see attached) automation.webm

I have sonar pinned to the win 11 taskbar. When I froze Sonar with Win-M, I was able to restore it by right clicking on the Sonar taskbar icon and I got a menu with a list of recent files and an entry "Cakewalk Sonar". Clicking on that brought it back to life.

excellent, thanks!

What is this record icon in the track lane that is an open circle with a dot and a line thru it? I don't recall seeing this in previous versions.

You could try a different color theme such a "mercury".

Also, the ability to customize colors is now substantially limited.

There is ANY_THIN.CAL that says it will reduce any controller.