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So, have you tried uploading the dump file to a file sharing site such as dropbox as directed in the other thread? Then messaging them the link to the file?

As explained in your other thread, you must upload the dump file to a file-sharing site such as Dropbox, then message the link to them. Or, zip it first to take the file down to an uploadable size.

Since I was 18 and school's out, I've been working to make a billion dollars, baby.

It's just, so random.

A file-sharing site like dropbox or one drive.

I don't know about your particular interface, but the Focusrite devices I have owned (original Saffire, Scarlett 4i4 3G) have been able to handle humbuckers without problem.

Okay. What is making the noise, a software synthesizer driven by the MIDI in track 1, or a hardware synth, such as in a keyboard ? If a software synth, select both the MIDI track and the soft synth track by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking on the track number. Then you can Bounce To Track(s) and choose which track for the bounced audio. If a hardware synthesizer in a MIDI keyboard, you will have to connect audio cables from the keyboard to your audio interface's audio input. Select the corresponding input in your audio track, arm the track and click the Record button, or press 'R' on the computer keyboard. Once that is done, you can Archive the original track if you want to, which will remove the track from processing. This is about the most basic operation for any DAW. You might want to spend a little time with the manual. Please pardon any typos and I can't post any images from Sonar, as I am on my phone .

The only way I can see so far is to Split that clip from the rest of the track, do what you want to do to it, then (if desired) bounce to clips to make it contiguous.

Shouldn't this be in the Random fred?

Quoting myself seems, unsavory in some way.

There is a free version of Cakewalk Sonar.

Try Loop Recording. Wait, I'd better check if Cakewalk Sonar has that ability. I can't imagine they would remove it.

Then invites her to dinner.

My SIL Becky has been really crafty lately. She sent me this 'Slash Duck' that she made.

Right. The old web site was shut down years ago. There's nobody there to answer your emails. The new Bandlab/Cakewalk/Sonar team are pretty good about helping folks get reconnected to their old software.

The Sound Canvas VA is a soft synth, but is no longer available since late 2024, according to Roland's web site.

I have seen other posts about looking for a replacement for TTS-1, including the Sound Canvas. I'll check it out. I think John Vere has moved on to another program but he may still check in here.

That has to be deliberate.

USB cable?

Same boat here, but I'm a lightweight. I can probably afford a reconditioned W11 PC when the time comes. This one I got from a large retail chain whose name begins with wal for less than $100 last year. It's a W10 box and runs my simple projects effortlessly.

"Confusing Coffee". Great name for a band. 😁

I think you could open the project in, say, Cakewalk Home Studio, set up your views as you want them using the older Track Manager, then see if the changes persist when opening the project in Cakewalk Sonar.

At one point, John Vere removed most of his videos in order to re-do them. Or maybe he lost interest?

You can Ctrl Drag the first melody clip to the required number of MIDI tracks then manually adjust the notes to harmonize with the first or use the Transpose MIDI plug-in to change the harmony tracks.