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Press the Pause/Break key on your computer keyboard to see if that helps.

It's more clearly explained in page 428 of the Sonar Reference Guide.

Process>Nudge>Settings. In the settings you can select the increments you want the Nudge to perform. The second image is my Nudge settings which I have tweaked for a specific use and are not the defaults.

I just bounced a work in progress down to a stereo track and everything is fine. The only thing that looks different is that instead of the bounced track created at the bottom it is above an empty folder at the bottom. That may be normal behavior as I very rarely have empty folders in a project.

No problems on my end. I just signed into my account there to confirm.

Maybe something that allows you to use the guitar as a MIDI controller, like the Roland GK-3 Divided Pickup?

I use a trick modified from something I learned from Scott Garrigus' website, DigiFreq. I created a .TXT file that contains the text DEL /Q "C:\CAKEWALK PROJECTS\PICTURE CACHE\* I saved the file with the name DELETEPICS and changed the file name extension from .TXT to BAT . When I double click the file it deletes everything in that folder.

Yeah, a couple of small Mackie speakers.

Very well put together. I liked it. To me, that syncopated percussion instrument sticks out a bit, like it has its lows rolled off maybe a bit too much. Maybe it's just me and how I hear things.

Aaron's Sonar Mp3 Patch is not something that came with any Cakewalk version. It is a third party plugin that has to be downloaded and installed separately. I did an Internet search for 'Aaron's Sonar Mp3 Patch' and several sites that host it came up in the results. I just downloaded and installed the one from Softpedia, but haven't tried it yet. EDIT: I just exported a project in the latest version of Sonar free tier and it seems to work fine.

What audio interface are you using? Many audio interfaces can do what I think it is you want to do without additional software. My Steinberg URC24, for instance, can record Windows audio while also recording the audio from its inputs.

Maybe a cello? Of course, I think cellos should be in everything. I blame Darling Violetta.

The little things can make a big difference. I'm very meticulous when changing a set of strings. I keep the string snug on the tuner, I hold down the strings with my left hand and pull all the slack out of them with my right hand. I put graphite in my nut slots and 3-in-One oil on the bridge saddles and my TP-6 tailpiece. My Gibson SG stays in tune and is only affected by the temperature and humidity. I've used locking tuners before but the only difference I noticed was it took less time to change strings. People dive-bombing with a whammy bar might have a different experience but I've never had much use for them.

I found websites that sell locking tuners that are claimed to be direct replacement tuners for that model. Here is one of them. There is a video there that shows how to install them. PRS SE Locking Tuning Machines - 3+3, Chrome

How are you monitoring your singing while recording? Direct Monitoring? If it were me, I would have a section loop while I sang over it until I was comfortable with it, and then set punch-in and punch-out points so it would only record over a specific section. You can also do loop recording, singing the same part over and over and then using the one that works best. I agree with reginaldStjohn that setting markers as visible guides could be very useful.

This is what I was referring to. Both of your Windows machines are using a 48kHz sampling rate and Sonar is using 44.1kHz. I don't know how much of a difference it would make because I just use 1 PC, but it's part of the problem solving process to rule out everything that isn't the problem.

I was thinking along the lines of the Windows audio settings.

Can you confirm that your Windows is using the same audio driver settings as Sonar?

That looks like a pretty sweet deal.

I haven't used Zip programs all that much but the ones I have used allow you to split a file into different segments which can later be combined to restore the original file. Here is an example of this from 7zip.

Are you referring to the Windows sign-in or Sonar? If Windows, your best bet may be to see if anyone knows his user account password. If not, I found several websites that offer solutions to your problem, some more complex than others. I suggest Googling 'how to open windows if you forgot your password' to check out your options. Here is one that I thought looked useful, though I have never had to do this kind of thing and haven't tried any of them. How to open windows if you forgot your password

I had this kind of timing error while loop recording a few years ago and it turned out that using the audio metronome was causing the problem. I created a click track on an audio track, turned off the metronome, and the problem went away.

Interesting fact: In the TV series NCIS: Tony And Ziva, no one is in NCIS.

Grease for Peace!

Here is an image showing the PRV with a Grid Resolution of 1/8 Triplet, and there are three lines per beat.