57Gregy

All of them opened for me on Win 10 box. Got the 'missing plug-ins' message. I don't have them. Didn't try to play them, but they opened.

I remember that now. Thanks for the clarification.

Gas, food, PC components, music. It's all still expensive. And the older I get, the more everything gets more expensive. Get off my lawn, ya pimply-faced punks! Concert prices. Yikes! Wanted to see Todd Rundgren here in Raleigh a few months ago. At a medium-sized venue. Too much.

Just for the record., the OP wrote, "I use Sonar strictly for editing MIDI files." I quoted him. Hasn't there been discussion about this operation in the past? Wasn't it due to how Sonar exposes ASIO drivers? or some such tech talk.

So, how do you hear the MIDI?

Grand Funk Railroad-Heartbreaker, live in '74.

I believe in this instance Bub/Shane was referring to my statement about gas prices.

Are you using Paste Special? Are the parts actually deleted or just covered by the new clip? Set a Marker at that point. Click the Last or Next Marker button in the Markers module.

You shouldn't have this problem if you used Sonar with your audio interface designed for recording and the computer's sound card for everything else.

I quickly opened 2 cwp. that were MIDI-only and then saved them as MIDI Format 1 and opened those. There wasn't any difference here.

Gasoline is still ~twice what it was before... Sorry. Not political. Ordered 3 new CDs last night! The first in many years for me.

In another fred I mentioned that I ripped a bunch of CDs to this PC and then to a thumb drive to use in my car. I'm loving it. Almost 200 hours of songs I like with no interruptions, and they're wave files.! The drive is just over half full! And I didn't even delve into the Classical section yet. This is technology I love. However, some of the data didn't transfer. The car radio display will show the song titles but not the artists. That's okay: I know who it is.

My father would get TWC at a new subscriber price then in a year the cost would go up, even though they would still offer that low price to newbies. Switch to DIRECTV for a while until their new user price expires. On to DISH, then back to TWC. It was a never-ending cycle. I've done it, too. This lower-price-to-new-subscribers thing is not new and is never going away totally.

Thanks for that. I always thought MIDI was easier on the system than audio.

Out damn spot!