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No, he gave up after W10. But a lot of them apply to W11 J
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……. Turn USB sleepstate to never, turn off Windows sounds are also good ones to do. J
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Same here (retired/pension bit) but my laptop, a modest i5, updated a year or so ago with no issues. There are several ways to do it and are all well documented. Just choose the one you feel at ease with. J
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If you posted this upstairs you may get more reactions. Surely a 10 sec nag screen is a small price to pay for free software ? J
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Whilst i rarely use Export, this intermittent behaviour also happens when bouncing. I’ve never been able to pinpoint the reason. J
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I always found that all K7 machines, even the best, when the heads were clogged up or/and were not cleaned regularly, muffled the sound. Whatever the make. J
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OK, i give in then, but lets be honest, the sticky shows the latest (new) changes. What is more current than that ? J
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Making an audio track out of a midi track
Jeremy Oakes replied to Tim Cappello's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
This is the best way and simplest. J -
There is a sticky two threads under this one which explains the changes etc………. J
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Do Themes Not Work in Sonar Now?
Jeremy Oakes replied to johnegenes@gmail.com's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
Colour customisation will no doubt come - in the future. Patience is required however. Just because you don't like the colour schemes, doesn't make for a show stopper. The markers police size has been mentioned before, you're not the first to ask for an increase in type face size...... I'm not keen on your idea of a pop up - it could obscure the place where you're trying to put a marker ! J -
Audio dropouts and garbles over time, fine after DAW restart
Jeremy Oakes replied to exitse7en's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
I don’t, but good to know ! J -
Steinberg ASIO driver causes Sonar to hang forever
Jeremy Oakes replied to Egil Hansen's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
Yes It is simple. Use Sonar Preferences, it does work. But then I don't install Steinberg products. Nor Magix. And yes, I know how to Google, thanks. I clean the Asio part of the Registry manually every so often. FYI I believe its a Windows "issue" (I'm not a computor expert by any means so don't quote me......). AFAIA Sonar reads what is included in the Registry. But : my GT100 multi pedal also installs its own Asio driver with a Registry entry, but it doesn't interfere with Sonar. Same for the Soundcraft MTK22 driver. Same for the Spark Asio driver. Same for my old f/w Saffire Asio driver etc etc. If those products are not turned on at boot up, (therefore not recognised by Windows), then they don't show up. Only my Focusrite Asio driver does. Your problem is that you're using a Steingberg product. Ouch ! And I take back what I said about Image Line - there is now an advanced option in their installer to NOT install their so called Low Latency Asio Driver. If only the others did the same life would be great ................ YMMV J -
Steinberg ASIO driver causes Sonar to hang forever
Jeremy Oakes replied to Egil Hansen's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
I do blame those companies that install their own drivers without asking. Stand up Steinberg, Image Line, Magix etc. But so what ? Just go into Preferences and change to your favourite driver again. J -
New FREE version/tier of the venerable Cakewalk Sonar
Jeremy Oakes replied to Larry Shelby's topic in Deals
No, I don't live in the USA............ sorry. I'm retired and so don't have so much money to throw around as before. But as I said, self discipline (simple rules) and you'll be fine.