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So, you never came here for help with your problems but now you're here to complain about them?

I have the HD 280 Pro. Work well, about100 USD.

That looks a lot like a commercial. This isn't Facebook. Or is it?

Reminds me of the Three Stooges trying to get through the door at the same time.

Wanted to stress this. You don't have to delete them. Archive will remove them from processing, but they will still be available later if you need them.

Seriously, is this some hipster way of saying 'new'? Is it actually being called 'Nu Sonar' by the company? I only see a couple of guys using that term. Is it perhaps the 13th iteration of Cakewalk's flagship DAW? Or is it the Greek version?

What's Nu Sonar?

Doesn't Importing MIDI data leave the tempo alone, while Opening MIDI adjusts the tempo to what the project is set to? Set a new project to your preferred tempo; import the MIDI. See what happens.

I would open it in Mixcraft and try to find its location there first. I see Promidi has answered while I was typing. He probably has a better answer. ?

I was at the VA hospital yesterday and this trailer was parked outside. Hope he wasn't my doctor.

It wouldn't matter. They already don't read the 394 other threads about it.

What's Nu Sonar?

Hookers and sow?

What am I saying!? I resemble that remark.

Gerry and the Atrics?

<Begin pedanticism> The moon rotates at the same rate as its orbital motion, a case of tidal locking called synchronous rotation. <end pedanticism>. Otherwise, we would see the dark side of the moon every day.

Okay. Does your Cakewalk automatically scan for plug-ins when you open it? Disable that.

Tranquility Bass.

Sumo wrestlers.

Don't you only have 1 co-worker?

The strings were instrumental in the performance of that song. Wrong fred?

Birthdays? We don't need no steenking birthdays!

You can undo all your pans and effects, EQs, etc. and then I believe you would export each track separately as Broadcast Wave, which would preserve their location in the track. Then close your project without saving which should revert back to your original mix. Or make a copy of the project to undo all your mixing and use that for the export. Then the engineer would open them all in his DAW and do his thing. In my opinion, a mixing/mastering engineer should have all the available major DAWs so he could avoid these kinds of things, especially if he's being paid to do it. I understand the Apple/Windows thing but it's easy enough to get a $200 HP laptop (I have one) and load your Windows-only program on it to do the exports. I think the free CbB is still available? (May 16, 2024). In any case, it should be relatively easy to do, but probably time-consuming, too. Good luck!

What is Nu Sonar?

I would Bounce down the entire project to 1 stereo file (or Export) and open that in a new project to record the vocals. No muss, no fuss.